Oasis is reportedly planning a return to the stage in 2027, with a series of record-breaking shows scheduled to take place. According to sources, the band is set to play a 12-night residency at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester and six nights at Knebworth Park in Hertfordshire.
This follows the band's highly successful reunion tour in 2025, which reignited interest in the iconic Britpop group. Liam and Noel Gallagher, who had a widely publicized 16-year feud, have reportedly put their differences aside for these planned performances.
An insider indicated that the schedule is booked, with the Etihad residency set to span six weeks starting in June 2027. The Knebworth shows are planned for September of the same year, concluding a three-week period. While the possibility of adding dates exists, the current plan outlines these specific engagements.
Speculation about a return to Knebworth, where Oasis famously performed in August 1996, has been circulating. In April, a ticket site named Premier Events listed Oasis shows at Knebworth Park for the summer of 2027, teasing "Oasis Live '27. Coming soon..." The site also featured a Q&A that suggested the band would tour the UK and Europe in 2027, with an iconic return to Knebworth and a homecoming at the Manchester Etihad Stadium being considered.
Liam Gallagher had previously fueled Knebworth rumors with a social media post hinting at an imminent "BIG ANNOUNCEMENT," though he later downplayed the idea. Music industry sources had previously claimed tentative dates for 2026, following a world tour that was estimated to have generated up to £1.2 billion.
In November 2025, Oasis announced a "period of reflection" after their comeback tour concluded, expressing gratitude for the tour's impact and the connection with a new generation of fans. The band's statement acknowledged the "love, joy, tears and euphoria" experienced from various venues worldwide.