Oasis 2027 Tour Hints: Potential Venues, Cities and Dates Revealed
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- Mark Apostolou
Oasis have spent the first week of September 2026 doing what they do best: driving fans into a frenzy without confirming a single date.
Five cryptic teaser videos have landed on the band's social media channels since 3 September, each stuffed with Easter eggs that internet detectives have spent hours decoding. Add in a leaked touring schedule reported by The Sun and a Ticketmaster page quietly refreshed to read "2026/2027," and the pieces are starting to look like a genuine 2027 world tour announcement.
Here's every clue so far, what the leaked schedule claims, and what's actually been confirmed.
Oasis 2027 Tour Hints: Key Takeaways
- Oasis have posted five teaser videos since 3 September 2026, with clues fans believe point to Glasgow's Celtic Park, Manchester's Etihad Stadium, Knebworth or Munich, Barcelona and Amsterdam.
- A leaked schedule reported by The Sun suggests 23 UK dates across Glasgow, Manchester and Knebworth, plus European shows and five nights at Slane Castle in Ireland.
- Nothing has been officially confirmed by Oasis, though industry sources suggest an announcement could land as soon as the weekend of 12 to 13 September 2026.
Teaser One: The Chip Shop Video and the Celtic Park Coordinates
The first clip appeared on 3 September, showing two young lads sitting in a chip shop with Oasis's "Little By Little" playing on a television in the background.
Fans immediately went to work on the details. The fridge is stocked with Irn-Bru, one boy asks for a deep-fried Mars bar, and Scottish actor Robert Carlyle appears in the "Little By Little" music video playing on screen. The real breakthrough came from the numbers scattered around the set: a chippy bundle priced at an oddly specific £55.84, and a radio dial tuned to 9892. Put together with other figures in the shop, they were read as matching the latitude and longitude of Celtic Park, Glasgow, home of Celtic FC.
— Oasis (@oasis) September 3, 2026
That has fans convinced the tour could open at the 60,000-capacity stadium, and Glasgow has quickly become one of the most searched cities among fans hoping to catch an opening night.
Teaser Two: Umbro Shirts, "GOALS" and the Etihad Clues
A second, shorter video followed just 24 hours later, on 4 September. This one leaned hard into Manchester City references.
Two children are shown playing football, with a chalk tally on a wall reading "GOALS" rather than "Oasis," and eleven tally marks scored beneath it. One boy wears an Umbro-style top reminiscent of Liam Gallagher's famous Maine Road-era wardrobe, while City's "Blue Moon" imagery is woven through the clip.
— Oasis (@oasis) September 4, 2026
It lines up neatly with existing reports that Oasis are planning a lengthy residency at Manchester's Etihad Stadium, the home of Manchester City. Eagle-eyed fans also spotted an Oasis Knebworth T-shirt hanging on a washing line in the background, which some believe is a deliberate handover clue pointing to the next teaser.
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Teaser Three: "Be Here Now," a Field and a Knebworth or Munich Debate
The third clip is the one fans have struggled with most. It shows two men play-fighting beside a parked car in an open field, with "Be Here Now" playing over the top, and was posted the same day Liam and Noel Gallagher appeared together at the Venice Film Festival photocall for their documentary.
Two rival theories have emerged. Some fans read the open field as a nod to Knebworth Park, where Oasis played two legendary sold-out shows in August 1996 to a combined quarter of a million fans. Others noticed the passenger appeared to be sitting on the car's left side, alongside snippets of German-language radio and red-and-white colours, and concluded the clue actually points toward Munich and Bayern Munich's Allianz Arena instead. A few pointed out the play-fighting could even be a nod to a 2002 altercation in which Liam Gallagher lost two teeth during a night out in Munich. Whichever reading is correct, it remains the vaguest of the clips so far.
— Oasis (@oasis) September 5, 2026
Teaser Four: A Joan Miró Poster and a Date for Barcelona
The fourth video, posted on 6 September, is the most specific clue yet. It shows a guitarist playing the opening chords of "Don't Look Back In Anger" in a darkened bar, with a poster for a Joan Miró exhibition visible in the background, a nod to the Catalan surrealist artist born in Barcelona.
— Oasis (@oasis) September 6, 2026
Sharp-eyed fans zoomed in on a smaller poster in the corner of the frame showing the date 26 August, which has fuelled speculation that a Barcelona show could land on that exact date in 2027. Oasis skipped Spain entirely on their Live '25 tour, and haven't played there since a Madrid show back in 2009, so a return to Madrid or Barcelona would be a genuine first for a lot of Spanish fans.
Teaser Five: A Ferry Chase and a Nod to Amsterdam, 1994
The fifth clip, posted on 7 September, took a very different tone. It shows two men in adidas tracksuits being chased by police before one stops to flick two fingers at them, with the sound of gulls and a ferry horn running underneath.
Fans quickly connected it to a genuine piece of Oasis history: the band's infamous drunken brawl on an overnight ferry to Amsterdam in 1994, when they were due to play their first-ever international show at the city's Paradiso club. Liam Gallagher and the rest of the band, minus Noel, were arrested and deported before they ever got off the boat. Comments flooded in referencing "the ferry to the 'dam," and the clip is now widely read as a hint that Amsterdam could finally get the Oasis show it missed out on 33 years ago.
— Oasis (@oasis) September 7, 2026
The "Leaked" 23-Date Schedule: Glasgow, Manchester, Knebworth and Beyond
Alongside the teaser videos, The Sun has reported details of a leaked 2027 touring schedule, said to be subject to minor changes. Noel Gallagher has also fuelled the fire on radio, pointing out there's no major football tournament next summer, which frees up stadium dates.
| Leg | Rumoured Venue | Rumoured Timing |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Celtic Park, Glasgow | 5 nights, May |
| 2 | Etihad Stadium, Manchester | Up to 12 nights, June |
| 3 | Amsterdam, Paris, Munich, Milan, Rome, Barcelona & Madrid | July |
| 4 | Slane Castle, Ireland | 5 nights, August |
| 5 | Knebworth, Hertfordshire | 6 nights, September |
Rumoured dates and venues are based on leaked reports and unofficial fan speculation as of 8 September 2026, and remain unconfirmed and subject to change.
Add up the UK-only legs (Glasgow, Manchester and Knebworth) and you land on the 23 dates widely reported elsewhere. The European run through Paris, Munich, Milan, Rome and now Amsterdam and Spain would come as a separate leg, and if the rumoured Slane Castle shows go ahead in August, they'd sit a full two months after Fontaines D.C.'s already-confirmed 26 June date at the same venue.
For more on the reported Manchester residency, our Oasis 2027 Etihad Stadium residency guide breaks down what's been reported city by city, while our wider Oasis 2027 tour rumours roundup tracks every venue linked to the band so far.
Why the Timing Fits: No Football Tournament and a New Documentary
Some of the strongest evidence isn't hidden in a video at all. Discussing the possibility of new dates on the radio, Noel Gallagher pointed out there's no football tournament next summer, so the band would have to "do summer in the summer."
The teasers have also landed the same week Liam and Noel Gallagher made a rare joint public appearance for the Venice Film Festival premiere of their reunion documentary, Don't Look Back In Anger, followed by a UK premiere in Leicester Square on 7 September. The film covers the 2025 Oasis Live '25 tour, arrives in cinemas from 9 September and goes on wide release from 11 September, before streaming later on Disney+. Anyone wanting a reminder of just how big that tour was can revisit our Oasis Live '25 setlist breakdown before the film lands.
How to Get Oasis Tickets Once 2027 Dates Are Confirmed
Nothing is official yet, but Oasis Live '25 showed just how quickly things can move once the band does confirm dates. Standard tickets on that tour started from around £73, with resale and platinum categories reportedly reaching well over £400 in Dublin once demand kicked in. Our Oasis Live '25 ticket buying guide is worth a read if you're planning ahead.
SeatPick compares options across a wide range of trusted resale sites, so fans who miss out on the initial on-sale still have a route to genuine, guaranteed tickets, wherever the tour ends up.
If Knebworth is your priority, that's the page worth bookmarking for ticket alerts.
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Oasis 2027 Tour Teasers Frequently Asked Questions
When will Oasis announce their 2027 tour dates?
Nothing is official yet, but industry sources cited by the Manchester Evening News suggest an announcement could land as soon as the weekend of 12 to 13 September, shortly after Don't Look Back In Anger goes on wide release.
What do the Oasis teaser videos mean?
Fans have decoded references to Celtic Park in Glasgow, Manchester's Etihad Stadium, either Knebworth or Munich, Barcelona and Amsterdam in the five clips posted so far, though Oasis haven't confirmed any of the theories.
Will Oasis play Slane Castle in 2027?
It's unconfirmed. A leaked schedule reportedly includes five Slane Castle shows in August 2027, separate from Fontaines D.C.'s already-confirmed 26 June date at the same Irish venue.
How much could Oasis 2027 tickets cost?
There's no pricing yet, but Oasis Live '25 tickets started from around £73 at face value, so a similar starting point is plausible if the rumoured dates go ahead.
Whatever Oasis announce next, SeatPick will be tracking every official update as soon as it lands.
