Oasis announces 2027 tour timetable

What's happened

Oasis has revealed a 2027 world tour spanning the UK, Europe, and the US, with 11 Manchester shows and five Celtic Park dates in Glasgow. Richard Ashcroft will be the special guest on all dates. The news follows their 2025 reunion tour and a wave of teasers and drone displays ahead of the official announcement.

What's behind the headline?

Analysis

• Oasis has capitalised on a potent reunion narrative, turning anticipation into a structured tour footprint across major arenas and cities.
• The collaboration with Richard Ashcroft as a consistent opener strengthens cross-genre appeal and stabilises concert demand.
• The scale (11 Manchester shows, multiple European and US stops) signals a sustained commercial push rather than a one-off event.
• Watch for ticketing changes: prior issues around queues and pricing have already prompted regulatory scrutiny; expect clearer pricing and registration controls to persist.
• The move reinforces the band’s brand as a long-running, high-demand act with global reach, while rehearsing select markets for future tours.

How we got here

Following a highly anticipated return in 2025, Oasis has announced a 2027 schedule covering the UK, Ireland, Europe, and North America. The rollout follows weeks of social-media teasers and a Manchester drone display that signalled a forthcoming reveal.

Our analysis

BBC Business notes a drone show signalled the 14 Sept announcement; The Independent and Guardian report on the broader tour schedule and ticketing reforms; The Scotsman and BBC Scotland outline Glasgow start points and teasers; The Guardian highlights Don’t Look Back in Anger documentary context.

Go deeper

• Will the 2027 Oasis tour open with Celtic Park in Glasgow as rumoured?
• How will Ticketmaster’s revised pricing and registration rules affect fan access this time?
• What other venues are confirmed beyond Manchester and Glasgow?

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