Oasis stretch Live ’27 to six nights at Knebworth

Oasis have added two further nights at Knebworth, on 25 and 26 September 2027, lifting the Hertfordshire residency to six shows. They have also added a third date at Munich’s Allianz Arena on 6 July 2027 and a third at Rome’s Stadio Olimpico on 26 July 2027. The four additions follow demand during the ticket registration period and take the full Live ’27 run to 42 dates.

The Paris shows have also moved, now set for 20 and 23 July 2027, after railway engineering works forced the change. What was already a large European and home itinerary is now denser still, with the new Knebworth pair the clearest sign that the first allocation would not hold.

The home leg and the codes

Across the UK and Ireland the spine of the tour is fixed: five nights at Celtic Park in Glasgow through May, eleven at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium in June, two at Slane Castle on 4 and 5 September, and the six Knebworth shows later that month. Registration closed on 17 September. Successful applicants receive unique codes for staggered on-sale windows across the UK on 25, 26 and 27 September 2026, with three windows each day. Standard ticket prices are fixed between £71.50 and £266.60 including fees. With today’s windows being the final day, the next step for anyone holding a code is already under way.

Built for this scale

Oasis formed in Manchester in 1991, first as the Rain, with Liam Gallagher, Paul Arthurs, Paul McGuigan and Tony McCarroll. Noel Gallagher joined soon afterwards and became the principal songwriter across the early records. They stand as one of the defining groups of Britpop. Definitely Maybe arrived in 1994; (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? followed in 1995. The catalogue has continued to circulate through deluxe editions and, more recently, a run of live singles drawn from 2025 performances — Slide Away from Cardiff, Cigarettes & Alcohol from Manchester, Little By Little from London, Wonderwall from Dublin, Bring It On Down from Edinburgh, and Acquiesce from Wembley Stadium among them — proof of a return already road-tested before Live ’27 was mapped.

Ashcroft’s arc runs from The Verve — for whom he wrote Bitter Sweet Symphony, Lucky Man and The Drugs Don’t Work — into a solo career that began with Alone With Everybody in 2000 and reached Lovin’ You in 2025, with Acoustic Hymns Vol. 1 in 2021 along the way. Placing him on every bill ties the nights to that shared generation of English songwriting without turning the run into a package tour.

The extra Knebworth, Munich and Rome shows primarily alter capacity — registration showed the initial allocation would not be enough. Eleven home nights in Manchester and six at Knebworth already mark a residency scale rare even for a band of this reach. No further dates have been announced beyond the 42 now listed; the codes are live, and the 2027 calendar is heavier than it was when the tour was first laid out earlier this month.