Oasis have released another cryptic teaser video on social media, which fans believe points to gigs in Amsterdam and references the band's infamous 1994 ferry brawl. The clip is the latest in a series of puzzle-like posts thought to be building towards an announcement of a 2027 tour, following the huge success of last year's "Live '25" reunion shows.

The new video shows two men fleeing police, with one making a rude gesture before being pulled away by his companion, accompanied by the sound of gulls and a ferry horn. Fans linked this to the band's notorious 1994 incident, when Liam Gallagher and other members brawled with football supporters on an overnight ferry en route to their first international gig at Amsterdam's Paradiso Club, resulting in their arrest and deportation before the show. Earlier teasers had suggested a possible 12-night residency at Manchester's Etihad Stadium and a return to Knebworth. Separately, Liam and Noel Gallagher attended the UK premiere of their new documentary, Don't Look Back In Anger, on 7 September, ahead of its cinema release on 9 September and later streaming on Disney+.