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Oasis Live '27
Oasis, Promotional artwork, via Wikimedia Commons

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Oasis Live '27

21 May 2027 – 19 Sept 202711 rounds11 host cities

Oasis play 38 stadium and parkland shows across the UK, Ireland, mainland Europe and the United States between May and September 2027, with Richard Ashcroft opening every date. The run opens with five nights at Celtic Park and closes with four at Knebworth, and in between sits an eleven-night stand at Manchester's Etihad Stadium — the longest residency of the tour and the biggest single block of hotel demand on it. The venues are not alike: Amsterdam's arena has a station beside it, Rome's has no railway at all, Barcelona's sits up a hill, Boston's is forty miles out of the city, and Slane and Knebworth are fields in the countryside with a handful of local rooms between them. Rooms will be harder than they look. Eleven consecutive nights in Manchester draw on a stock of roughly twenty hotels within 3km of the ground; Slane and Knebworth have almost nothing within walking distance of the gates, so the real bases are Drogheda, Dublin and Stevenage. And you will not know whether you have tickets before the good rooms go — registration closed on 17 September 2026 and the sale runs 25 to 27 September, which is after the point at which anyone planning properly has booked. The sensible move is a free-cancellation rate now, cancelled without penalty if the ballot goes against you. Pick a date below for hotels near that venue, each with a guide to where to actually stay and how to get in and out.

Good to know: Tickets are sold through advance registration only — there is no general sale, and registering does not guarantee tickets. Oasis-specific shuttle and coach arrangements had not been published for every venue when this page was written, so treat the transport notes as the normal public-transport picture and check official event transport before booking a non-refundable transfer.

Schedule

Matches with a hotel page are linked.

  1. Glasgow · Celtic Park · 21 May 2027

    Five nights in Glasgow's east end to open the tour. Glasgow city centre holds the rooms; the ground itself has almost none.

  2. Manchester · Etihad Stadium · 4 Jun 2027

    Eleven consecutive nights — the longest run of the tour and the single largest block of hotel demand on it. Manchester has roughly twenty hotels within 3km of the ground.

  3. Munich · Allianz Arena · 2 Jul 2027

    Two nights out at Fröttmaning on the U6. Stay central; the arena sits on the northern edge of the city with little around it.

  4. Barcelona · Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys · 10 Jul 2027

    Two nights up on Montjuïc. The hill is the thing to plan around — allow far more time than a flat city-centre stadium.

  5. Amsterdam · Johan Cruijff ArenA · 16 Jul 2027

    Two nights, and the easiest venue on the tour: the station is next to the arena.

  6. Paris · Stade de France · 23 Jul 2027

    Two nights in Saint-Denis, and the most convenient European date for anyone travelling from the UK — Eurostar drops you a few RER stops away.

  7. Rome · Stadio Olimpico · 29 Jul 2027

    Two nights in Rome, the one European venue with no railway station at the ground. Metro plus bus, or event transport.

  8. Foxborough · Gillette Stadium · 10 Aug 2027

    Three nights at Foxborough, well outside Boston. Event transport is the plan here, not a fallback.

  9. Las Vegas · Allegiant Stadium · 20 Aug 2027

    Three nights just off the south end of the Strip. No city rail network — where you stay decides whether you walk or sit in traffic.

  10. Slane · Slane Castle · 4 Sept 2027

    Two nights in County Meath. No railway station at Slane, and a tiny local room count for an event this size.

  11. Knebworth · Knebworth House · 11 Sept 2027

    Four nights to close the tour, back where the 1996 shows were. Rural Hertfordshire: Stevenage is the base, and the shuttle matters more than the mileage.