Oasis are reportedly planning an extensive UK tour in 2027, with sources confirming a series of shows in Manchester and Hertfordshire. The band, fronted by brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher, is expected to retain the same line-up as their 2025 reunion tour, including guitarist Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs, who previously took a break after a prostate cancer diagnosis.
12-Night Etihad Residency and Record-Breaking Knebworth Run
According to an insider speaking to The Sun, the schedule includes 12 nights at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester over six weeks starting in June, followed by six concerts at Knebworth over three weeks in September. This would surpass the record for the most performances by any act at Knebworth. The source added that dates could be added but the master plan is set.
Liam Gallagher appeared to confirm the Manchester residency on X, responding to a fan's tweet about 12 nights with: '12? I thought it was 10 ffs', suggesting a possible correction to 10 shows. The band's PR team and the stadium have not yet commented.
Potential Additional Dates and Financial Success
There is speculation about further shows outside England, with Rome and Celtic Park in Glasgow among potential venues. The band's 2025 reunion tour was a global success, and the Gallaghers were listed on the Sunday Times Rich List in May with a projected fortune of £375 million, just £25 million short of the Glastonbury Eavis family's £400 million.
The Mirror has contacted Oasis representatives for comment. Fans are eagerly awaiting an official announcement, expected in August.
