Oasis Live ’27 Sells Out All 42 Shows After Staggered Ticket Sale

Oasis Live ’27 Sells Out All 42 Shows After Staggered Ticket Sale

Oasis Live ’27 has officially sold out, with all 42 dates on the band’s expanded 2027 world tour now fully booked.

The confirmation came on Monday 28 September, following the conclusion of Ticketmaster’s staggered sales process across three days.

Oasis announced the sell-out through their official channels and used the update to warn fans about fraudulent social-media accounts claiming to have tickets available.

The band have stressed that legitimate resale tickets will only become available through approved platforms closer to the individual shows.

All 42 Oasis Live ’27 shows are sold out

Live ’27 was originally announced on 14 September with 38 concerts across the UK and Europe.

Demand quickly led to the addition of four further shows, taking the final total to 42.

The additional dates included two extra nights at Knebworth, a third concert at Munich’s Allianz Arena and a third show at Rome’s Stadio Olimpico.

Oasis also adjusted the date of their Paris concert for logistical reasons as the final itinerary took shape.

The completed schedule is now set to begin at Glasgow’s Celtic Park in May 2027 before continuing through a major run of stadium dates across the summer.

The tour will conclude with the band’s extended return to Knebworth in September.

Those Knebworth performances will be among the most closely watched dates of the tour, bringing Oasis back to the site of their historic August 1996 concerts more than three decades later.

Richard Ashcroft remains confirmed for Live ’27

Richard Ashcroft remains the principal support act currently confirmed for the tour.

The former Verve frontman was announced earlier in September and is due to appear across the scheduled Live ’27 dates.

Liam Gallagher has also suggested that additional support acts are still to be announced, raising the prospect of further line-up news before the tour begins.

No further artists have yet been formally confirmed.

Oasis issue warning over fake Live ’27 tickets

Alongside confirmation of the sell-out, Oasis warned fans to be cautious of unofficial ticket sellers and fraudulent accounts operating through social media.

The band have said that genuine resale tickets will not become available until nearer the concerts.

Official resale will be handled through Ticketmaster and Twickets, with tickets sold at the original price paid rather than through unofficial secondary sellers.

Fans are therefore being advised not to respond to individuals or social-media accounts claiming to have tickets available immediately.

The warning is particularly significant given the scale of demand surrounding Oasis since their reunion, with sold-out stadium shows creating a substantial market for scams and unofficial resale offers.

Another major milestone for the Oasis reunion

The complete Live ’27 sell-out marks another major milestone in Oasis’ return.

The reunion has already generated enormous demand through the Live ’25 concerts, and the response to the expanded 2027 schedule shows that interest has continued well beyond the initial comeback.

Selling out all 42 dates also underlines the scale of the band’s current live audience, more than three decades after Oasis first became one of Britain’s biggest stadium acts.

With tickets now officially gone, attention will increasingly turn to further support-act announcements, the build-up to the opening Glasgow shows and the band’s return to Knebworth later in the year.