On the anniversary of their 2025 tour, veteran band Oasis released an announcement across all their social media platforms that got fans excited. The group have confirmed they will return to the stage in 2027 to make their way through the summer. Here’s everything we know about the band’s upcoming tour.
Oasis have announced new tours ahead of the ‘Oasis Live ’25 Tour’ anniversary
The group took to their social media platforms and shared a first-look teaser for their upcoming summer tour, confirmed for summer 2027. According to the announcement, the group is set to play a 12-night residency in Manchester City as part of their upcoming tour, with more details to be announced in the coming weeks.They will take over the Etihad Stadium for their upcoming show, which will be billed as a homecoming concert for members Liam and Noel Gallagher. MEN Magazine reports that tour dates and booking information will roll out in a few weeks. A statement from the report said, “It will be 12 nights at the Etihad Stadium across May and June. It’s just massive for Manchester and the local economy. They could add more dates to it; there are talks of up to 20. The extensive tour is also going to include a return to Knebworth.”Not only that, but according to reports, a nearby hotel has already been booked from late May to June for the band and everyone traveling with them for the upcoming shows. There has also been speculation about the band performing in Manchester after Manchester’s Parklife festival, traditionally held every June, was moved to the new date. Organizers have confirmed that the festival has now been moved to July 10 and 11.Fans also reached out to the members on X and Instagram, and Liam was quick to interact with many of them and drop hints in his own way. When a fan asked about the upcoming dates, the musician responded by saying, “You’re saying now but as soon as we announce the gig nxt wk I mean Merry Christmas next year, you’re walking around like a headless chicken to get a ticket so stop acting.”Oasis was formed in 1991 in Manchester. The rock and pop group remained active until 2009, after which they announced their breakup. After a 15-year long split, the group finally reunited in 2024 and has been active ever since.
