Richard Ashcroft will be joining Oasis as a support act for their Oasis Live ’27 tour. He is currently listed for dates across the UK, Ireland, Europe and the US.
No word yet on any other acts.
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Richard Ashcroft will be joining Oasis as a support act for their Oasis Live ’27 tour. He is currently listed for dates across the UK, Ireland, Europe and the US.
No word yet on any other acts.
Richard Ashcroft To Support Oasis Next Summer
Richard Ashcroft will be joining Oasis as a support act for their Oasis Live ’27 tour. He is currently listed for dates across the UK, Ireland, Europe and the US.
No word yet on any other acts.
Live
Oasis
Tickets
Oasis will tour the UK, mainland Europe, USA and Ireland in 2027!
To have a chance to buy tickets, you will need to complete the ticket registration process.
There is no general onsale - this will be the only way to purchase tickets.
REGISTER HERE.
Oasis Will Tour The UK, Mainland Europe, USA And Ireland In 2027!
Oasis will tour the UK, mainland Europe, USA and Ireland in 2027!
To have a chance to buy tickets, you will need to complete the ticket registration process.
There is no general onsale - this will be the only way to purchase tickets.
REGISTER HERE.
Registration is open from now until 4pm BST / 5pm CEST / 8am PT / 11am ET on 17th September 2026.
Please note that mailing list members are still required to register.
Amsterdam
Oasis Live '27 Dates
Glasgow
Celtic Park
May 21 - 23 - 25 - 28 - 29
Manchester
Etihad Stadium
June 04 - 06 - 08 - 11 - 12 - 15 - 18 - 19 - 22 - 25 - 26
Munich
Allianz Arena
July 03 - 04
Barcelona
Estadi OlÃmpic LluÃs Companys
July 10 - 11
Amsterdam
Johan Cruijff Arena
July 16 - 17
Paris
Stade de France
July 23 - 24
Rome
Stadio Olimpico
July 29 - 30
Boston
Gillette Stadium
August 10 - 13 - 14
Las Vegas
Allegiant Stadium
August 20 - 21 -24
Slane Castle
Ireland
September 04 - 05
Knebworth
England
September 11 - 12 -18 -19
FAQs Terms & Conditions
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📷 Joshua Halling
Text from when you register interest.
Due to the anticipated extremely high demand for Oasis Live '27 and to give genuine fans the best possible chance of getting tickets, a registration process is in place to access the onsale.
Due to the anticipated extremely high demand for Oasis Live '27 and to give genuine fans the best possible chance of getting tickets, a registration process is in place to access the onsale.
Registration is the only public way to access tickets for Oasis Live '27.
Enter your details for your chance to receive a unique code to access the onsale.
Registrants will be chosen at random to receive a unique code. Registration does not guarantee you will receive a code, or be able to buy tickets in the event that you do receive a code. Registration is open now until 4pm BST / 5pm CEST / 8am PT / 11am ET on Thursday 17 September.
Important: You will need a Ticketmaster account to buy tickets. You must use the email used for your Ticketmaster account to register for the process.
Information you provide will be used by Oasis and Ticketmaster to run the registration process (including onsale access) in accordance with the Terms & Conditions.
Andy Bell
Live
Ride
RIDE Confirm UK Tour
RIDE return!… the Here and Now tour; playing classics from the catalogue live in the UK. Including a return to the scene of one of their greatest ever shows at London Brixton Academy, three decades on from the classic 1992 show. Pre-sale live now, general on-sale Friday July 31st at 10am.
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Live
Oasis
It's hard to write a review of a gig when you're lost for words, but Oasis's return to the stage after 16 years last night was nothing short of a religious experience. The band played hit after hit in what was essentially a greatest hits set with only one song from the post-1998 era.
There was a huge amount of emotion in the crowd, but rather less on stage other than Noel and Liam walking out hand-in-hand at the start and a brief hug before Liam exited the stage at the end of the gig. It was a fitting way for the band to get back to business with casual nod to the enormity of their reconciliation.
Cardiff was the perfect city to kick off their return. The whole city around the stadium was buzzing the whole day, the pubs were full, the streets were packed, people singing, taking photos and having what looked like the best day of their lives.
The moment the band walked on stage to their famous intro music is a moment that no one inside the stadium will forget. Plowing straight into Hello, which was a surprise for many fans who were expecting Rock ‘N’ Roll Star, was an inspired moment. And from then, the pace of classic songs was relentless. My personal highlight was seeing Do You Know What I Mean back in the set after so long. I think it's the first time that had been played by the band since 2002. Liam's voice was better than I've heard it sounding for years. It was also interesting seeing some of the arrangements that had been built in their solo careers being brought into an Oasis context. Talk Tonight, for example, was another one of my personal highlights, with Noel playing it alongside Bonehead, but in a way that felt very new and fresh. Perhaps the most poignant moment of the evening was a tribute to Diogo Jota, the Liverpool footballer who'd been killed this week in a car accident, his image displayed on the big screen during Live Forever.
The night ended with Champagne Supernova, which, I’m fairly sure, is the first time that's ever been used as a final song, but it was a perfect ending, with Noel and Liam having a short hug as Liam head off stage, and the crowds went off into the Cardiff night, arm-in-arm, singing the songs that mean so much to all of us. Absolutely biblical night, a purely religious experience.
Review Oasis In Cardiff: A Religious Experience
It's hard to write a review of a gig when you're lost for words, but Oasis's return to the stage after 16 years last night was nothing short of a religious experience. The band played hit after hit in what was essentially a greatest hits set with only one song from the post-1998 era.
There was a huge amount of emotion in the crowd, but rather less on stage other than Noel and Liam walking out hand-in-hand at the start and a brief hug before Liam exited the stage at the end of the gig. It was a fitting way for the band to get back to business with casual nod to the enormity of their reconciliation.
Cardiff was the perfect city to kick off their return. The whole city around the stadium was buzzing the whole day, the pubs were full, the streets were packed, people singing, taking photos and having what looked like the best day of their lives.
The moment the band walked on stage to their famous intro music is a moment that no one inside the stadium will forget. Plowing straight into Hello, which was a surprise for many fans who were expecting Rock ‘N’ Roll Star, was an inspired moment. And from then, the pace of classic songs was relentless. My personal highlight was seeing Do You Know What I Mean back in the set after so long. I think it's the first time that had been played by the band since 2002. Liam's voice was better than I've heard it sounding for years. It was also interesting seeing some of the arrangements that had been built in their solo careers being brought into an Oasis context. Talk Tonight, for example, was another one of my personal highlights, with Noel playing it alongside Bonehead, but in a way that felt very new and fresh. Perhaps the most poignant moment of the evening was a tribute to Diogo Jota, the Liverpool footballer who'd been killed this week in a car accident, his image displayed on the big screen during Live Forever.
The night ended with Champagne Supernova, which, I’m fairly sure, is the first time that's ever been used as a final song, but it was a perfect ending, with Noel and Liam having a short hug as Liam head off stage, and the crowds went off into the Cardiff night, arm-in-arm, singing the songs that mean so much to all of us. Absolutely biblical night, a purely religious experience.
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Oasis
Support comes from CAST and Richard Ashcroft the band are due on stage at 20:15.
Oasis Roll Into Cardiff
Later today Oasis will play the first of two sold out concerts at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales.
Support comes from CAST and Richard Ashcroft the band are due on stage at 20:15.
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Oasis
Cast have announced that we will be joining Oasis alongside Cage The Elephant, for their upcoming sold out shows in East Rutherford, NJ and Los Angeles, CA.
CAST Confirmed For Oasis Support Slots In The USA
Cast have announced that we will be joining Oasis alongside Cage The Elephant, for their upcoming sold out shows in East Rutherford, NJ and Los Angeles, CA.
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Oasis
Oasis have confirmed that Ball Park Music will join them on the Australian leg of Oasis Live ‘25!
Oasis Confirm Australian Support Act
Oasis have confirmed that Ball Park Music will join them on the Australian leg of Oasis Live ‘25!
Andy Bell
Live
Mantra Of The Cosmos
Tickets
Tickets for the afternoon show can be found here and the evening show here.
An exclusive vinyl of Domino Bones that features Noel Gallagher can only be purchased at these gigs.
Mantra Of The Cosmos Live In Liverpool
Mantra Of The Cosmos will be playing two shows at The Cavern Club in Liverpool on Sunday 19th January 2025.
The band features Zak Starkey, Andy Bell, Shaun Ryder and Bez.Tickets for the afternoon show can be found here and the evening show here.
An exclusive vinyl of Domino Bones that features Noel Gallagher can only be purchased at these gigs.
Live
Oasis
Oasis have confirmed a date at the Goyang Stadium on October 21st 2025.
Oasis Confirm A Date In South Korea
Oasis have confirmed a date at the Goyang Stadium on October 21st 2025.
A ticket pre-sale will be held on November 28th. Entry is by private ballot only.
Ballot registration is open now and closes at 12pm local tomorrow, November 23rd.
Register here.
Tickets go on general sale November 29th at 12pm local.
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