Fish out the bucket hats and the Adidas-branded merch: Oasis is going back on tour in 2027.
The Gallagher brothers will be hitting up a number of key cities across the U.K., Ireland, mainland Europe and the U.S. next summer with a run of shows that kick off on May 21 in Glasgow. They’ll head to Manchester, Munich, Amsterdam, Paris, Barcelona, Rome, Slane Castle in the Republic of Ireland, before stops in Boston, Massachusetts, and Las Vegas, Nevada. The run will culminate with a run of shows at Knebworth House in Stevenage, England, a return to the site of their legendary shows in 1996.
The shows follow 2025’s spectacular reunion tour, which saw the band play 41 shows worldwide and break into the U.S. after decades of trying. The songs experienced a major boost as the band’s back catalogue reached a new generation, with 1994’s Definitely Maybe and 1995’s (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? proving their timelessness. The latter is now the best-selling studio album of all time in the U.K., according to the Official Charts Company.
2025’s setlist leaned heavily on the first two albums, with a smattering of B-sides and cuts from 1997’s Be Here Now. It was the right approach given the 16-year wait and the nostalgic feel of the shows: the boys were back, so it was time for a party.
In 2027, there could be changes. Running it back with the same setlist – as fun as it would be – might not please those lucky enough to secure tickets via the ballot. The recent documentary film Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger could offer hints about which songs might enter or leave the set. A new album also cannot be ruled out…
As the clamor for tickets begins, these are the changes we could see in the new setlist.