Fans hoping to see Oasis on their 2027 world tour have been given the first official ticketing details, with Ticketmaster confirming that registration will be required ahead of staggered onsales later this month.
The ticketing guidance follows Oasis’ confirmation of Live ’27, a major international tour that includes UK dates, shows across Europe and North America, and a return to Knebworth in September 2027.
When do Oasis Live ’27 tickets go on sale?
Ticketmaster says that, unless a specific city’s information states otherwise, tickets will begin going on sale from Friday 25 September 2026. Sales will be staggered across the opening weekend, with further onsale windows running on Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September.
Fans are being advised to register through the official tour process and to ensure that the email address connected to their Ticketmaster account matches the address used for Oasis Live ’27 registration. Unique codes and sale links are expected to be sent between Thursday 24 September and Sunday 27 September.
What has Oasis announced?
The new run of dates will take Oasis back on the road after the band’s Live ’25 reunion shows. The announced itinerary includes multiple nights in Glasgow and Manchester, European dates in Barcelona, Munich, Amsterdam, Paris and Rome, North American shows in Boston and Las Vegas, concerts at Slane Castle in Ireland, and four Knebworth dates in September 2027.
Knebworth is the most obvious historical connection in the itinerary: Oasis previously played two landmark concerts at the Hertfordshire site in August 1996, when the band were at the height of their original fame.
Fans should check their city’s specific information
Because the sale times are being staggered by city, fans should check the official Ticketmaster information for the relevant country rather than assume that every date will open at the same time. Accessible-ticket arrangements and venue-specific requirements may also vary.
The ticketing announcement adds a practical next step to what has already become one of the biggest Oasis developments since the reunion: fans now have to decide not only which show they want, but how early they need to be registered before the September sales begin.
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