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Oasis adds four European shows to expand 2027 tour to 42 dates and reschedules Paris concert

The British rock band added four performances across Munich, Rome, and Knebworth while moving a Stade de France concert to avoid railway works on 24 July.

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Knebworth, Paris, Rome, Munich · United Kingdom, France, Italy
How it came to this
  1. 24 SeptTicket purchase codes distributed to selected ballot registrants
  2. 25 SeptStaggered ticket purchasing windows open across three days
  3. 21 MayLive '27 tour begins opening performance in Glasgow

Additional European dates and tour expansion

Oasis added four concert dates to their Live '27 tour on 23 September 2026, citing exceptional fan demand across European venues. The band expanded the schedule from 38 to 42 performances across the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, and the United States. The newly announced dates include a third night at Munich's Allianz Arena on 6 July 2027 and a third concert at Rome's Stadio Olimpico on 26 July, preceding previously scheduled Italian performances on 29 and 30 July. The group also scheduled fifth and sixth nights at Knebworth House in Hertfordshire for 25 and 26 September, complementing earlier dates on 11, 12, 18, and 19 September. The Hertfordshire venue holds a capacity of 125,000, where the band previously staged two concerts in August 1996 to audiences exceeding 100,000 per night. Tour organizers confirmed in an official statement that no further dates will be added to the schedule.

Scheduled performances at selected European tour venuesshows
Manchester (Etihad Stadium)
11 shows
Knebworth House
6 shows
Munich (Allianz Arena)
3 shows
Rome (Stadio Olimpico)
3 shows
Paris (Stade de France)
2 shows
Slane Castle
2 shows

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Paris schedule adjustment and prefecture dispute

Alongside the new shows, Liam and Noel Gallagher rescheduled their second concert at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis. The two Paris performances, originally announced on 14 September 2026 for 23 and 24 July 2027, will now take place on 20 and 23 July. The change followed transport concerns regarding planned railway engineering works near the stadium on 24 July. The local prefecture told BFMTV that it had refused permission to venue manager GL Events for the 24 July date and had notified organizers long in advance. Promoter Live Nation maintained that it had secured all necessary clearances before the modification was finalised.

Ticket ballot system and event logistics

Purchasing access for the 42-date run is restricted to fans who completed an online registration before the ballot closed on 17 September 2026. Successful applicants receive single-use, non-transferable access codes and purchase links on 24 September, with ticket sales running across 25, 26, and 27 September. The ticket releases are organized into three dedicated time windows per day, with ticket prices spanning from 84 to 249 euros. To handle crowds at Knebworth House, promoters announced specialized infrastructure including direct coach and rail services alongside a purpose-built campsite village, advising ticket holders not to drive to the venue.

Tour itinerary and future band activity

The Live '27 tour opens on 21 May 2027 in Glasgow before heading to Manchester for an 11-night run at the Etihad Stadium. The itinerary continues through Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, and Rome, before travelling to the United States for dates in Boston and Las Vegas. The band will then stage two concerts at Slane Castle in Ireland before concluding the tour at Knebworth House in late September. In an interview with Talksport, Noel Gallagher explained that the reunion tour was decided after their second performance at Wembley Stadium, while firmly ruling out any new studio recordings.

“There won't be any new music, no.”

Noel Gallagher, oasis guitarist and songwriter

Gallagher added that he does not know whether the band will continue operating once the 2027 tour concludes.

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