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Oasis Announces Major Tour for 2027
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Oasis Announces Major Tour for 2027

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Oasis has officially announced their major Live '27 tour, putting an end to months of speculation about the return of Liam and Noel Gallagher. The band held 41 concerts in 14 countries and five continents during their previous tour in 2025, receiving an incredible reception at venues such as Wembley Stadium in London and Heaton Park in Manchester.

Live '27 Tour Details

The tour will kick off with five nights of concerts at Celtic Park in Glasgow in May, after which the band will return home to perform 11 shows at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester throughout June. Following that, Oasis will travel to Europe, performing in cities such as Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, and Rome.

Historic Venues and Return to Knebworth

The biggest surprise of this tour is Oasis's return to two historic venues in their history. Liam and Noel will perform over two nights at Slane Castle in Ireland, and then the Live '27 tour will conclude with four major concerts at Knebworth on September 11, 12, 18, and 19. This venue is memorable for the band's incredible performance in 1996, which attracted 250,000 spectators.

Additionally, Oasis will be recognized in 2027 as the only band to have performed at Knebworth six times. In 1996, ticket demand for this concert broke records, and now they are looking forward to another experience at this historic venue.

How to Purchase Live '27 Tour Tickets?

For fans looking to avoid the ticketing chaos of the previous tour, a major change has been implemented. Instead of a public sale, fans must register by 4 PM BST on September 17 for a chance to buy tickets. The most successful applicants will receive a unique code that allows them to participate in a ticket sale period.

In the UK, ticket sales will take place on September 25, 26, and 27, with three different sessions each day. Tickets are priced between £71.50 and £266.60, including fees.

Source: metro.co.uk