Oasis Live ’27: The Confirmed 2027 UK Tour

By Steve Hill, Hospitality Specialist at Prestige Corporate Events

Last updated 15 September 2026. Oasis Live ’27 was announced on 14 September 2026. This piece is the news and the context around it: what was said, who else is on the bill, what the three venues are actually like, and where hospitality fits into any of it.

Oasis Live ’27 is confirmed

Oasis will play twenty shows in the United Kingdom in 2027, under the banner Live ’27, spread across Glasgow, Manchester and Hertfordshire between May and September. Richard Ashcroft opens every one of them, so each night carries two performances rather than one.

That closes a story this page had been following since the summer of 2026, when the only material anyone had was a single anonymously sourced newspaper report. The complete running order now lives on our Oasis tour dates page, which is the one to keep to hand if you want the fixture list on its own.

Three venues, three different kinds of evening

Glasgow goes first. Celtic Park, in the east end of the city, takes five nights in May 2027, beginning with Friday 21 May 2027, which is the opening show of the entire run. Guests arrive from a city hotel or an office, the evening is contained, and the journey home is short.

Then comes the homecoming. Etihad Stadium holds eleven nights through June 2027, starting on Friday 4 June 2027. Oasis came out of Manchester, and a month of shows in their own city on this scale is the part of the announcement nobody was surprised by and everybody still talked about.

The tour finishes on grass rather than in a bowl. Knebworth Park, the Hertfordshire estate just south of Stevenage, takes four dates across two September weekends, beginning Saturday 11 September 2027. A date there is a day outdoors rather than an evening under floodlights, and it asks rather more of anyone bringing a group.

All twenty dates

Glasgow, Celtic Park, May 2027: Friday 21, Sunday 23, Tuesday 25, Friday 28 and Saturday 29.

Manchester, Etihad Stadium, June 2027: Friday 4, Sunday 6, Tuesday 8, Friday 11, Saturday 12, Tuesday 15, Friday 18, Saturday 19, Tuesday 22, Friday 25 and Saturday 26.

Hertfordshire, Knebworth Park, September 2027: Saturday 11, Sunday 12, Saturday 18 and Sunday 19.

Every one of those dates has a page of its own here. If you already know the night you want, go straight to it: Saturday 26 June 2027 brings the Manchester run to an end, and Sunday 19 September 2027 at Knebworth Park is the last UK show of the tour. The other seventeen are gathered on the Oasis tour dates page.

Knebworth, and what happened there in 1996

In August 1996 Oasis played two nights at Knebworth, and the scale of it has never quite left British music. Around 2.5 million people applied for tickets, a figure commonly cited as roughly five per cent of the UK population at the time. Thirty years on, people who were there still tell you where they stood.

The 2027 dates are a return to the same site, four nights this time instead of two. Whatever else Live ’27 turns out to be, that part of it closes a genuine loop in the band's own history.

How the tour ran its own ticket process

Live ’27 did not use a straightforward on-sale. A registration window ran from 14 to 17 September 2026, and ticket sales followed from 25 to 27 September 2026, open only to people holding a code issued against a registration. There was no general on-sale running alongside it.

No sterling face value has been published for any of the twenty dates. That is worth stating plainly, because it means any figure you have seen attached to a 2027 Oasis ticket was worked out from somewhere else rather than announced.

Arranging hospitality through us runs on a separate track from all of that, because we work from our own supply and our own suppliers.

What the 2025 ticket row actually found

The 2025 on-sale is widely misremembered, and it is worth getting right. During the UK and Ireland sale, standing ticket prices rose once the lower-priced allocation had gone. The Competition and Markets Authority investigated and published its findings in September 2025. Crucially, the CMA said it found no evidence of dynamic or algorithmic pricing of the kind many fans had assumed. What it did find was a transparency failure: fans queuing for hours were not told that standing tickets were being sold in two fixed price tiers, or that the price would rise once the lower-priced tier was exhausted. The ticketing operator gave legally binding undertakings to fix that, including giving fans at least 24 hours of notice of tiered pricing and showing the range of prices in the queue.

So it was a tiered-pricing transparency problem rather than a dynamic pricing scandal. We are careful about that distinction, because misstating a regulator's own finding helps nobody, least of all the fans who sat in the queue.

Hospitality is a different thing from a ticket

Two things get muddled every time a tour of this size is announced. A ticket admits you. Hospitality is a hosted evening built around the show, with seating arranged for your party, a private space to eat and drink beforehand, and one person looking after the group from the moment they arrive.

What that looks like changes from venue to venue, which is why the detail sits on our Oasis hospitality page rather than here.

An enquiry is not a booking. Sending one reserves nothing and commits you to nothing. It simply starts a conversation about a particular night and a particular number of guests.

Prestige Corporate Events arranges these packages as an independent provider, with no affiliation to, and no endorsement from, Oasis, the promoter or any of the three venues.

What an Oasis set looks like now

The 2025 reunion shows are the fairest guide. Those sets opened with Hello and ran through Roll With It, Some Might Say, Don't Look Back in Anger and Wonderwall, with deep cuts such as Slide Away, Supersonic and Morning Glory landing consistently across the run. Champagne Supernova closed the night, and Live Forever stayed its emotional high point.

That reunion tour ran from 4 July 2025 in Cardiff to 23 November 2025 in São Paulo, 41 concerts across 14 countries, so it is a long enough run to judge by. Nothing has been published about what the 2027 shows will play, so read the paragraph above as a fair expectation rather than a running order.

Enquiring about a 2027 date

Choose the night before anything else. Which day of the week it falls on tends to matter more than which city it is in, because a Friday in Glasgow and a Tuesday in Manchester ask very different things of guests who have to travel.

Send us that date, roughly how many guests you are bringing and whether you want them fed before the performance, and a specialist will call you back within two hours.