Oasis fans are in for another treat as the band takes their unlikely comeback into a second round, with Liam and Noel Gallagher announcing a 2027 world tour that will see the two brothers reunite for a second time after their historic 2025 reunion.
The tour includes dates across Britain, Europe, and the United States.
The 38-date tour will begin in Glasgow in May and culminate in September with four shows at Knebworth, north of London – three decades after Oasis played two landmark concerts at the same venue at the height of Britpop.
The dates mark a new chapter in one of rock music’s most closely watched reunions.
In 2025, the Gallagher brothers returned to the stage after their 15-year feud. The tour drew more than two million fans and generated an estimated £300million.
Start the celebrations
The 2027 itinerary includes 11 performances in Manchester, alongside dates in Glasgow, Munich, Paris, Amsterdam, Boston, and other cities.
In their announcement on Monday, the band teased their upcoming concerts by telling their fans to “start the celebrations!”
The band wrote: “After a period of reflection, ‘The Most Damaging Pop Cultural Force In Recent British History’ has declared itself fit for purpose and will once again return to lift the spirits of the people.
“It shall be a sight to behold.”
Back to Knebworth, three decades later
The 2027 tour will also see the band returning to Knebworth with four concerts.
This will be the band’s return to the venue 30 years after their concerts there in 1996, when thousands of fans gathered over two days to see the group at the peak of its fame.
Their songs, including “Wonderwall,” “Don’t Look in Anger,” and “Supersonic,” helped them become one of Britain’s defining rock acts of the 1990s.
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New ticketing system introduced
Following widespread frustration and controversy in 2024 over the band’s ticketing system for their 2025 concert, the band announced that tickets for their 2027 concerts will be subject to a registration system, with buyers now required to sign up to buy tickets.
Those selected will receive a code allowing them to enter the sale, a system intended to reduce queues and limit ticket touting.
First reunion, a global phenomenon
After Oasis announced their reunion in 2024, demand for tickets grew significantly. During the 2025 tour, more than two million fans attended 41 shows across Europe, Asia, Australia, and South America.
That simple announcement was proof of just how long fans had been waiting for this reunion.
The 2025 tour only made that clearer, showing just how much people still want to see Oasis together.
The overwhelming response and success have given the band an even stronger reason to return to the stage.
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