Oasis have officially announced a second leg of their reunion, unveiling a 38-show global tour scheduled for 2027 under the banner 'Oasis Live '27'. Spanning from May through the summer, the tour will take the band across the UK, Ireland, and mainland Europe—including stops in Barcelona, Munich, Amsterdam, Paris, and Rome—before crossing to North America for performances in Boston and Las Vegas. The announcement came via an eye-catching drone display over Manchester's Etihad Stadium on 14 September, capping off weeks of cryptic teasers based on geographic coordinates. The tour's grand finale will see the band return to Knebworth House, the venue hosting their iconic 1996 performances, representing their first European dates as a reunited act since 2009.

Building on the extraordinary momentum of their 2025 reunion tour—which sold out globally and generated an estimated £300 million in revenue—the 2027 dates demonstrate sustained commercial strength and fan demand for the reunited brothers. Richard Ashcroft will appear as the opening act throughout the entire tour. The expanded tour plans capitalise on the renewed interest in the band and will include performances at venues the group has not previously played as a reunited outfit, solidifying what has become one of rock music's most significant comeback stories in recent memory.