Ahead of their 2025 tour anniversary, veteran band Oasis got fans excited with an announcement on all their social media platforms. The group has been confirmed to return to the stage in 2027 to spend the summer. Here’s everything we know about the band’s upcoming tour.
Oasis announce new tour ahead of anniversary of ‘Oasis Live ’25 Tour’
The band shared a trailer for their upcoming summer tour on their social media platforms, confirming it will take place in summer 2027. According to the announcement, the band are set to perform a 12-night residency in Manchester City as part of their upcoming tour, with further details to be announced in the coming weeks.Their upcoming gig at the Etihad Stadium will also serve as a homecoming concert for members Liam and Noel Gallagher. MEN Magazine reports that tour dates and booking information will be available in a few weeks. A statement from the report reads: “There will be 12 nights at the Etihad Stadium in May and June. This will be huge for Manchester and the local economy. They may even add more dates; there are rumors of up to 20. The wider tour will also include a return to Nineworth.”Not only that, but a nearby hotel has reportedly already booked accommodation for the band and everyone attending upcoming shows with them for late May through June. There has also been speculation that the band will perform in Manchester after the Manchester Parklife music festival, which traditionally takes place every June, was rescheduled. The festival has now been moved to July 10-11, organizers confirmed.Fans have also been connecting with the members on X and Instagram, and Liam was quick to interact with many of them, dropping hints in his own way. When a fan asked about the upcoming date, the musician responded: “You say that now, but once we announce the show for next week, I mean next year, I mean Merry Christmas, you’re going to be running around like a headless chicken trying to get a ticket, so stop acting stupid.”Oasis was founded in Manchester in 1991. The rock and pop band remained active until 2009, when they announced their disbandment. After a 15-year split, the band finally got back together in 2024 and have remained active ever since.
