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Oasis 2027 Tour Dates Confirmed

The Full Schedule, And What Liam Gallagher’s Worth And Noel Gallagher’s Worth Really Look Like

Published 14 September 2026

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After a fortnight of teaser clips, decoded chip shop coordinates and a drone display over the Etihad, Oasis have confirmed it.

The band return in 2027 with a 38 show run billed as Oasis Live ’27, taking in Scotland, England, Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, France, Italy, Ireland and the United States.

The announcement landed at 4pm BST today, exactly as the drones over the Joie Stadium at Manchester’s Etihad Campus had promised.

With the exception of the Manchester homecoming, the band are playing an entirely new set of locations compared with the Live ’25 reunion.

No Cardiff, no Wembley, no Murrayfield, no Croke Park. Instead, Celtic Park, Slane Castle and, most significantly, a return to Knebworth.

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Four nights at Knebworth is the headline, though.

Oasis played there twice in August 1996, to 250,000 people, with a reported 2.6 million chasing tickets.

Oasis Live ’27 Tickets: Prices, Registration And The End Of Dynamic Pricing

This is the section that matters most if you want to be in one of those stadiums, and it is the part of today’s announcement with real consequences beyond Oasis.

Prices are fixed and published in advance

Standard tickets are priced on a fixed scale between £71.50 and £266.60 in the UK, including fees. In the United States the equivalent band runs from $122.65 to $541.05, including fees and taxes.

Two things about that are worth pausing on. The first is that the prices were published on announcement day rather than revealed at the moment of purchase.

The second, and far more significant, is the word fixed. There is no dynamic pricing on this tour. The price you see when your window opens is the price, and it does not move because 400,000 other people happen to be in the queue alongside you.

Anyone who sat through the 2024 sale will understand why that is the headline. Fans who queued for hours watched £150 standing tickets reprice to £355 as in demand inventory, with no advance warning that it could happen. The Competition and Markets Authority opened an investigation into Ticketmaster’s handling of that sale. Ticketmaster subsequently committed to giving buyers clearer information about pricing. Oasis have now gone further than the regulator required and removed the mechanism altogether.

How the registration ballot works

There is no general sale. Read that again, because it is the single most common way people will miss out. Registration is the only public route to a ticket for this tour, and there are no separate presales running alongside it.

Register before 4pm BST on Thursday 17 September 2026 at oasisinet.com. That is 5pm CEST, 8am PT and 11am ET.
Successful registrants are sent a unique, non transferable code. Non transferable is doing real work in that sentence, and it is the anti touting mechanism.
The code grants access to one allocated on sale window at a specific time, and you are told in advance which window is yours.
UK on sale windows run across Friday 25, Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September, with three windows on each of the three days.
US on sale is Friday 25 September, with windows varying by city.

Spreading a sale across nine windows over three days is the structural fix for the 2024 collapse, when the Live ’25 sale became the largest in Ticketmaster’s history and held up to 10 million people in a single virtual queue. Splitting that demand into staggered cohorts means the system is never asked to serve everybody at once, which is what broke it last time.

The same model was used for the final run of Wembley shows on Live ’25 and it worked.

What it means for what you will pay

A family of four going to Manchester at the bottom of the scale is looking at roughly £286 in tickets. The same four at the top of the scale is £1,066.

That is a wide spread, but it is a knowable one, in advance, which is precisely what was missing in 2024.

The open question is allocation. A fixed price range tells you the floor and the ceiling. It does not tell you how many tickets sit at each tier, and that is where the genuine cost of this tour will be decided. If the £71.50 band is a token allocation of a few thousand seats behind the stage, the fixed pricing promise will look thinner by the end of the weekend. Nobody has published that breakdown, and nobody is obliged to.

The Band, Not Just The Brothers

Worth saying, because it gets lost in the Liam and Noel coverage: the Live ’25 touring band was excellent, and it is the reason the reunion held up live rather than trading on nostalgia alone.

Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs and Gem Archer on guitars, Andy Bell on bass, Joey Waronker on drums, Christian Madden on keys, with a horn section of Alastair White, Joe Auckland and Steve Hamilton.

Bonehead’s presence in particular matters to the original 1990s audience. Andy Bell and Gem Archer carry the later era. Waronker, a session drummer with a CV spanning Beck, R.E.M. and Atoms for Peace, gave the Live ’25 shows a tightness the band arguably never had first time round.

Richard Ashcroft opened the UK and Ireland legs in 2025 alongside Cast. He now has all 38 dates, which is a significant upgrade and a serious piece of business for him.

Liam Gallagher Net Worth And Noel Gallagher Net Worth: What Is Actually Verifiable

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This is where most coverage falls apart, so it is worth being precise.

The single most credible published figure comes from the Sunday Times Rich List 2026, released on 15 May 2026. It valued Noel Gallagher’s worth and Liam Gallagher’s worth at a combined £375 million, placing them 11th among Britain’s wealthiest musicians and 325th on the overall list.

It was their first appearance on the Rich List. For context, when Oasis split in 2009 the brothers had roughly £52 million between them.

The Rich List reports them jointly, not individually. That is the honest answer to the question, and everything below it is estimate.

On the individual split, the consensus across reporting is that Noel Gallagher’s net worth is substantially higher than Liam’s, and the reason is structural rather than a matter of fame. Noel wrote the overwhelming majority of the Oasis catalogue and holds the publishing.

Publishing royalties are paid every time a track is streamed, broadcast, synced to film or television, or performed live. Liam, as vocalist, earns performance income, which is real money but does not compound in the same way over thirty years.

Wonderwall and Don’t Look Back In Anger have not stopped earning since 1995.

Celebrity Net Worth currently estimates Noel at around $150 million and Liam at around $60 million, up from roughly $70 million and $6 million respectively before the reunion.

Treat those as indicative only. Third party net worth sites are not audited, they lag real events, and they rarely account for things like Noel’s 2023 divorce settlement from Sara MacDonald, variously reported between £20 million and £28 million.

In researching this piece I found 2026 estimates for Liam Gallagher’s worth ranging from $5 million to $110 million across different sites. That spread tells you how much weight to give any single one of them.

What is better evidenced is the tour income. Pollstar reported that each brother took home more than £50 million from Live ’25 ticket and merchandise sales.

Dr Matt Grimes of Birmingham City University, speaking to the Sunday Times, put the artist share at around 60 per cent of every ticket sale, and roughly 50 per cent of merchandise revenue once management fees, printing, transport and stand staff are paid.

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What Oasis Live ’27 Could Realistically Earn

First, the benchmark. Pollstar’s year end figures credited Oasis Live ’25 with a gross of $405,428,435 from 2,228,471 tickets at an average price of $181.93, making it the second highest grossing tour of 2025 behind Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter by a margin of barely $2 million. Oasis sold roughly 630,000 more tickets at a far lower average price.

One caveat that most outlets skip: that Pollstar number covered 36 of the tour’s 41 shows and excluded the five South American dates. Wikipedia’s tour page puts the full 41 show gross at $525.3 million with attendance of 2.89 million, while Celebrity Net Worth’s own reconstruction lands nearer $443 million.

The true full tour figure could sit somewhere in that range and has never been officially confirmed.

Now the 2027 projection, with the assumptions stated openly so you can disagree with them.

Thirty eight shows, three fewer than 2025. But the venue mix is materially larger. Using realistic concert configuration capacities, a sold out Live Oasis 2027 Tour looks like with roughly, 2.7 million tickets:

Venue	Nights	Est. capacity	Est. total
Celtic Park, Glasgow	5	60,000	300,000
Etihad Stadium, Manchester	11	60,000	660,000
Allianz Arena, Munich	2	75,000	150,000
Estadi Olímpic, Barcelona	2	55,000	110,000
Johan Cruijff Arena, Amsterdam	2	68,000	136,000
Stade de France, Paris	2	80,000	160,000
Stadio Olimpico, Rome	2	70,000	140,000
Gillette Stadium, Boston	3	65,000	195,000
Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas	3	65,000	195,000
Slane Castle, Ireland	2	80,000	160,000
Knebworth Park	4	125,000	500,000

Hold the 2025 average ticket price of $181.93 and that produces a gross of roughly $490 million, or around £370 million. Allow for two years of price inflation and a heavier weighting toward premium US stadium pricing, at say $200 average, and it reaches roughly $540 million, or around £405 million.

Apply the 60 per cent artist share Grimes described, then split between the brothers after the wider band, crew, promoter and production costs are met, and a repeat of the £50 million plus each from Live ’25 looks conservative rather than optimistic. A figure north of that per brother is entirely plausible.

Those numbers are a model, not a forecast. Capacities above are estimates, ticket prices have not been published, and merchandise, VIP packages, sponsorship and the streaming uplift that follows any Oasis announcement all sit outside them. The Live ’25 run also drove Oasis past 10 billion all time Spotify streams, income which flows disproportionately to Noel as the writer.

One further piece of context worth carrying: the Competition and Markets Authority investigated Ticketmaster’s handling of the 2024 Oasis sale over dynamic pricing, and the company subsequently committed to clearer pricing information for buyers.

The 2027 registration system satisfies fans who paid over £350 for tickets advertised far cheaper is the question that will define the on sale weekend.

The Bottom Line

Oasis Tour Dates 2027 gives the band their biggest UK footprint since 1996, headlined by eleven Etihad nights and a four night Knebworth return. On any reasonable model it grosses more than Live ’25 did. Combined, the Gallaghers were valued at £375 million in May 2026 before a single 2027 ticket went on sale.

By the time the last Knebworth crowd goes home in September 2027, both Liam Gallagher’s worth and Noel Gallagher’s worth will need revising upward again.

Richard Ashcroft supports all 38 dates

Richard Ashcroft is confirmed as special guest at every show on the tour, from the opening night at Celtic Park on 21 May through to the final Knebworth date on 19 September. He is the only support act announced, which is a meaningful change from last time.

On Live ’25 he shared UK and Ireland opening duties with Cast and did not travel beyond them, while Cage the Elephant, Ball Park Music, Asian Kung-Fu Generation and Otoboke Beaver covered North America, Australia and Asia.

Ashcroft now carries mainland Europe and the United States as well.

For him personally it is a substantial piece of business, roughly quadrupling his Oasis stage time and putting him in front of stadium audiences in Munich, Barcelona, Paris, Rome, Boston and Las Vegas.

For the tour it does something subtler.

Handing all 38 nights to one support act rather than rotating local bookings keeps the whole run anchored in the same 1990s British scene the headliners came out of, and gives the bill a consistency that reads as a deliberate artistic choice rather than a promoter filling slots. Bittersweet Symphony before Live Forever is a coherent evening in a way that a different regional support act every fortnight would not be.

Worth noting for completeness: the 2027 band line up has not been formally confirmed.

The expectation, and it is a reasonable one, is that Bonehead, Gem Archer, Andy Bell and Joey Waronker all return.

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