The Manchester rock group Oasis has revealed plans for a 2027 tour spanning multiple UK venues.
The announcement marks the band’s second major outing following the reconciliation of brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher, who reunited for the Live ’25 trek.
The group confirmed the dates through social media, describing themselves as having recovered after a period of contemplation and declaring readiness to perform again.
The statement referred to the band as having been the most damaging pop cultural force in recent British history.
The itinerary includes eleven performances at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium across four weeks in June, with the run commencing on the fourth and concluding on the twenty-sixth.
The venue serves as the home ground for Manchester City, a club supported by both Gallagher brothers.
A return to the historic Knebworth Park in Hertfordshire is scheduled for September, with four shows booked for the eleventh, twelfth, eighteenth, and nineteenth.
The concerts will establish a new benchmark for the most appearances by any artist at the venue.
Additionally, the band will play five nights at Celtic Park in Glasgow during May.
Industry sources suggest additional dates remain possible given the substantial public interest, a pattern observed during the previous tour.
Ticket availability will be limited to registered customers, with no general public sale planned.
Further details regarding registration are expected to be published on the band’s official website.
The preceding Oasis tour took place throughout 2025, encompassing forty-one shows across cities including Cardiff, Manchester, London, and Edinburgh between July and November.
The brothers also performed internationally in Mexico City, Tokyo, Melbourne, and São Paulo.