Noel Gallagher on Oasis 2027 tour rumours: “There’s no football tournament on next year, so we’ve got to do something in the summer”
Noel Gallagher has stoked speculation that Oasis will tour again in 2027, joking during a talkSPORT interview that "there's no football tournament on next year, so we've got to do something in the summer". The comments follow reports that the band are lining up a major UK and European tour, including a 12-night residency at Manchester's Etihad Stadium and a possible return to Knebworth, though nothing has been officially confirmed.
Oasis have not toured since their 41-date "Live '25" reunion run concluded in São Paulo last November, their first shows together since splitting in 2009. Speculation has also touched on a possible Glastonbury 2027 headline slot, which Liam Gallagher has denied, while a documentary on the reunion, "Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger", is due in cinemas from 11 September and later on Disney+. Separately, Johnny Marr has said Noel is "writing songs for fun" in the studio, though it remains unclear whether the material is for Oasis or a solo project.
In short
- Noel Gallagher hints Oasis could tour again in summer 2027
- Reports suggest UK/European dates including Manchester's Etihad Stadium
- No official confirmation yet; reunion documentary out 11 September
Explained simply
Oasis are a British rock band formed by brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher, whose songs made them one of the biggest groups of the 1990s. Long-running tensions between the brothers led to the band splitting in 2009, after which both pursued separate music careers.
The group reunited for a run of concerts in 2025, their first shows together since the split. Noel writes the songs, while Liam is the band’s singer; their reunion drew major interest from fans who had waited years to see them perform together again.
Oasis tours can involve large venues and high demand, so reports of further dates attract attention across the UK and Europe. A new tour would also raise questions about how the brothers plan to work together after years apart.
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