Rock band Oasis is reportedly planning a second major tour for next summer, with up to 23 dates expected in the UK. Tickets are anticipated to go on sale within weeks, following a period of speculation fueled by cryptic social media posts from the band.
The potential tour follows the significant success of the band's comeback shows earlier this year. Reports suggest the upcoming tour could include multiple nights in cities such as Glasgow, Manchester, and Knebworth. Last summer, Oasis performed to an estimated 250,000 fans over a single weekend during their initial reunion shows.
Fans have been analyzing two recent Instagram posts for hints about the tour's specifics. One post featured a video of a boy bouncing a football seven times while another sketched 11 chalk marks on a wall, leading some to interpret this as a reference to 11 nights at Manchester's Etihad Stadium. Another clip showed children in a chip shop, with fans drawing parallels to the band's 1994 release artwork. Other observations include a "Blue Moon" reference possibly indicating a duration and coordinates on a poster pointing to Celtic Park. One fan theory suggests "SOL FM" in a poster could stand for Stadium Olimpico in Rome.
Brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher were recently seen together in Venice, attending the film festival for the release of their documentary, "Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger." The film chronicles the band's 2025 reunion tour. Their joint appearance comes after years of public animosity since their acrimonious split in 2009.
This planned tour is expected to offer another opportunity for fans who were unable to secure tickets for the initial reunion shows. The original 2024 dates, which included 14 shows in Britain and Ireland, were extended due to what the band described as "phenomenal" demand, with millions of fans attempting to purchase tickets. A source indicated that plans for the new tour have been in development for some time and that the band is looking forward to performing again, aiming to avoid the previous ticket-buying frenzy.
"Oasis-mania is coming back!" one insider reportedly stated. The prospect of a new tour marks another significant chapter in the band's comeback, after the Gallagher brothers reconciled following their long-standing feud. Oasis had not performed together since Noel Gallagher departed the band in 2009 after a dispute at the Rock en Seine festival in Paris.