Oasis stretch Live ’27 as demand forces four more nights

Registration has pushed the run to 42 dates, Paris shifts for railway engineering works, and the UK on sale remains strictly code-only — with the band closing the door on further dates.

Oasis have added four more nights to Live ’27 after what the band described as phenomenal demand in the ticket registration window. The new shows are Knebworth on 25 and 26 September 2027, Rome’s Olympic Stadium on 26 July 2027, and Munich’s Allianz Arena on 6 July 2027. The announcement came on 23 September 2026 through the band’s official social channels.

Paris has also been moved. The French dates now fall on 20 and 23 July 2027, rescheduled because of railway engineering works near the Stade de France. The expanded itinerary stands at 42 shows across the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Italy, France, Spain, the Netherlands and the United States. The band have said no further dates will be added. Slane Castle remains locked in for 4 and 5 September 2027.

UK tickets will be sold across three windows — 25, 26 and 27 September — and issued only to registered fans by code. There is no general on-sale. At Knebworth, the promoters have put extra transport in place, along with a purpose-built campsite and hospitality options, to handle the enlarged September run.

From Manchester to a 42-date map

The scale sits against a career that began when Oasis formed in Manchester in 1991. Originally called the Rain, the early line-up added Noel Gallagher a few months after Liam Gallagher, Paul Arthurs, Paul McGuigan and Tony McCarroll had started; Noel took over the songwriting that defined the first four albums. Definitely Maybe arrived in 1994 and established them as one of the central groups of Britpop, with (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? following the next year. The brothers remained the only constant members through successive line-up changes until the split that ended the original run in 2009.

Liam later fronted Beady Eye and then built a solo catalogue from As You Were in 2017 onward; Noel carried on as a writer and bandleader with High Flying Birds. Live recordings released across 2025 — among them versions of Bring It On Down from Edinburgh, Cigarettes & Alcohol from Manchester, Wonderwall from Dublin and Acquiesce from Wembley — already marked the return to shared stages. Live ’27 is the next large-scale chapter of that reunion, not a first step.

What stays shut

Noel Gallagher has again ruled out new Oasis studio albums. The emphasis remains on the live catalogue and the dates already set. For Irish audiences the picture is unchanged at Slane: two nights in early September 2027, and nothing added north or south of that. The wider European and American map is now fixed at 42 shows.

What changes for fans is practical rather than symbolic. Extra Knebworth capacity, a Munich arena night and a Rome stadium date absorb registration pressure that the earlier 38-show outline could not. The code-only UK windows keep the on sale inside the registered pool. Beyond those logistics, and the Paris shift forced by the railway engineering works, the band have drawn a line: the tour as now announced is the full Live ’27 run.