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Oasis Live '27: Everything You Need to Know

• By The TicketRobin Team
Oasis Live '27: Everything You Need to Know

Save yourself the panic. Everything you need to know about Oasis Live ‘27 is right here.

Liam and Noel are heading back on the road, and there’s plenty to get your head around before you get to sing along with your mates. Which dates can you make? When will your code arrive? How much should you budget? And how are you getting home from Knebworth?

We’ve pulled the tour dates, ticket sale details and practical planning tips into one place, so you can spend less time piecing together screenshots from the group chat and more time getting ready for the show.

Details checked on 23 September 2026. Sale dates below are in 2026; concert dates are in 2027.

Oasis Live ‘27 at a glance

What you need to knowThe details
Tour dates21 May to 26 September 2027
WhereUK, Ireland, mainland Europe and the USA
RegistrationNow closed
Ticket code emails24-27 September 2026, for selected fans
UK fan sales25, 26 and 27 September 2026; your email gives your allocated time
General saleNone announced as part of this sale process
Standard UK ticket prices£71.50-£266.60 including fees, depending on venue and category

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Tour dates and venues

The updated itinerary has 42 shows, beginning at Glasgow’s Celtic Park on 21 May 2027 and finishing at Knebworth Park on 26 September 2027. Manchester gets an eleven-night run at the Etihad, with European stadium shows, US dates and two nights at Slane Castle along the way.

There are extra dates in Munich, Rome and Knebworth. Paris also has a rescheduled show: the current dates are 20 and 23 July, so check those before making travel plans.

Oasis Live '27 tour poster featuring Liam and Noel Gallagher, with the updated 2027 dates listed below
Oasis Live '27 tour artwork. Image: Oasis / press.

All concert dates below are in 2027.

City / locationVenueDates
Glasgow, UKCeltic Park21, 23, 25, 28 and 29 May
Manchester, UKEtihad Stadium4, 6, 8, 11, 12, 15, 18, 19, 22, 25 and 26 June
Munich, GermanyAllianz Arena2, 3 and 6 July (added)
Barcelona, SpainEstadi Olímpic Lluís Companys10 and 11 July
Amsterdam, NetherlandsJohan Cruijff ArenA16 and 17 July
Paris, FranceStade de France20 July (rescheduled) and 23 July
Rome, ItalyStadio Olimpico26 July (added), 29 and 30 July
Boston area, USAGillette Stadium10, 13 and 14 August
Las Vegas, USAAllegiant Stadium20, 21 and 24 August
Slane, IrelandSlane Castle4 and 5 September
Knebworth, UKKnebworth Park11, 12, 18, 19, 25 and 26 September (added)

Ticket codes and registration

Selected fans will receive their unique code by email between Thursday 24 September and Sunday 27 September 2026. It will go to the address used for registration and include the instructions for accessing your allocated sale.

Check your inbox, spam, junk and promotions folders throughout that window. There’s no single delivery time for everyone, so don’t panic if a friend hears before you. Fans allocated a later sale may receive their email later in the window.

Registration closed on Thursday 17 September 2026 at 4pm UK time. Being on the Oasis mailing list wasn’t a substitute for registering for this sale.

Registering didn’t guarantee a code, and a code doesn’t guarantee tickets. Codes are personal and non-transferable: keep yours private and don’t pay someone for theirs.

Onsale dates and your sale-day checklist

The UK fan sales run across Friday 25, Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September 2026, with three sale windows each day. There is no general sale. Your invitation tells you your assigned city and time; your code won’t unlock another city’s sale.

For international dates, follow your invitation’s local time and purchase link. Don’t assume a UK sale time applies to a show abroad.

Before your sale:

  1. Check your Ticketmaster account. Its email address must match your Oasis registration. Make sure you can sign in before the day.
  2. Pick your dates and budget. Agree with your friends which shows in your allocated city, ticket types and prices work for everyone.
  3. Save your invitation. Keep the code and dedicated purchase link handy.
  4. Set a reminder. You can enter the waiting room up to 30 minutes before your allocated sale using the emailed link.
  5. Have your payment method ready. Double-check the date, venue, ticket category and total before paying.

The limit is four tickets per code. Check the seller’s full rules before coordinating purchases with your group.

Ticket prices and packages

Standard UK prices are fixed and range from £71.50 to £266.60 including fees. The lowest price won’t be available at every venue or for every ticket type.

UK venueStandard seated ticketsStandard standing tickets
Celtic Park, Glasgow£71.50, £104.50, £170.50, £203.50 or £263.50£170.50 or £203.50
Etihad Stadium, Manchester£74.60, £107.60, £173.60, £206.60 or £266.60£173.60 or £206.60
Knebworth ParkSeating offered through a separate grandstand package£170.50 general admission; £203.50 front standing

For Slane Castle, standard tickets are €181.25 for general admission or €211.25 for front standing, plus a €10.50 service charge per ticket. Use the Irish listing when budgeting; the UK price range doesn’t apply there.

VIP, hospitality, hotel and travel packages cost extra. Compare what’s included, especially the viewing area, transport and any accommodation, before deciding whether a package suits you. For other international shows, check the local official listing and currency.

Our tip: agree on a maximum total before the sale. Add travel and somewhere to stay if needed, so an exciting ticket find doesn’t turn into an unexpected bill.

Support acts, travel and camping

Richard Ashcroft is confirmed as the special guest for Glasgow, Manchester, Knebworth and Slane. Check individual listings for the bill elsewhere; full running times will be confirmed closer to the shows.

Think about the journey home while choosing your ticket, particularly for the outdoor shows. Announced options include:

  • Coach bundles for Glasgow, Manchester, Knebworth and Slane.
  • Knebworth rail add-ons, including a £10 one-way post-show train from Stevenage to London King’s Cross. Outward travel is separate.
  • Knebworth camping for Saturday shows only: the bring-your-own-tent option is £60 per person for Friday and Saturday nights, including parking. A concert ticket is separate.

Check pickup points, walking routes, departure times and package terms before booking. Give yourself enough time to leave the venue, and check cancellation terms if you’re booking accommodation before securing tickets.

Accessibility, age limits and ticket delivery

If you need accessible tickets, read your venue’s booking instructions before the sale. UK and Slane accessible sales require a code; some European venues use separate routes. Slane also requires registration with Ticketmaster’s Accessible Database before purchase.

Age rules vary by venue and ticket type, so check everyone in your group is eligible before choosing standing or seated tickets. Don’t assume one stadium’s rules apply across the tour.

Once you’ve bought tickets, your order can appear before the barcode does. Ticketmaster will notify you when barcodes are ready. Keep your confirmation and check your account if you’re unsure about an order.

What to do if you miss out

If your code hasn’t arrived, let the full 24-27 September email window pass and check every folder in your registered inbox. Only successful applicants receive a sale invitation; don’t rely on a separate rejection email.

If you don’t get a code or tickets, keep watching official announcements. Limited tickets may be released later, but there is no guaranteed second chance or confirmed release schedule.

Official resale through Ticketmaster, and Twickets in the UK, is planned for closer to the tour at the original price paid. Follow the approved routes when they open, and avoid sending money to strangers advertising tickets or codes on social media.

How TicketRobin can help with later availability

You don’t have to spend the months ahead refreshing a ticket page. TicketRobin can monitor supported Ticketmaster event pages and notify you when tickets matching your preferences appear.

To get ready:

  1. Find the exact concert listing through the official Oasis site or Ticketmaster artist page.
  2. Add that supported event link to TicketRobin, checking the date and venue.
  3. Create separate trackers for dates you could attend, with your preferred ticket types and price limit where available.
  4. Choose notifications you’ll notice. Email alerts are available, with WhatsApp on supported plans.

An alert cannot provide a sale code, bypass access restrictions or reserve tickets. You’ll still need to meet the seller’s requirements and complete checkout yourself. Check the rules for any later release, and keep your ticketing account ready.

Our Ticketmaster ticket alert guide walks you through the setup.

Give yourself a little less refreshing to do

Save this guide, send your friends the dates that work for you, and get your account and budget ready before your sale. If the first attempt doesn’t go your way, keep watching official updates and let alerts help with later availability.

We know how much getting to a show like this means. Here’s hoping you and your mates get your night in the crowd.

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Sources and official updates

Artist photography: Joshua Halling, via Ticketmaster. Check official announcements and your invitation for any changes after publication.