Oasis announces Live '27 Tour: U.S. dates, venues and how to get tickets

After finally getting back on stage together in 2025, Oasis is doing it all over again in 2027.

Noel and Liam Gallagher are bringing Oasis back on the road for "Live '27," a 38-show run across the U.K., Europe, Ireland and the United States. It follows a reunion tour that packed stadiums, pulled in more than 2 million fans and gave people the chance to hear these songs performed by Oasis again for the first time in 16 years.

Here’s what Oasis fans need to know about the 2027 U.S. shows, including ticket registration, onsale details and what to expect once the band hits the stage.

Oasis "Live '27" Tour 2027 U.S. dates

Oasis will play three shows at Gillette Stadium and three at Allegiant Stadium in August 2027.

The U.S. run comes near the end of a 38-show tour that begins May 21 at Celtic Park in Glasgow and eventually concludes with four September shows at Knebworth.

How does Oasis "Live '27" ticket registration work?

Getting into the primary sale starts with registration.

Fans have until Thursday, September 17 at 11:00 a.m. ET / 8:00 a.m. PT to register through the official Oasis "Live '27" registration page. Registration is free, but it does not guarantee access to the sale.

Fans can select up to three preferred cities when registering. After registration closes, selected fans will receive a unique, non-transferable code for one of their chosen cities and an assigned on-sale window.

There are a few important details to know:

• You can register only once, and the email address used to register must match the email connected to your Ticketmaster account.

• Receiving a code gives you access to the sale but does not guarantee tickets.

• Each unique code can be used to purchase up to four tickets.

There is no separate public presale or traditional general onsale outside of this registration process.

When do Oasis "Live '27" U.S. tickets go on sale?

The Oasis "Live '27" onsale is being spread across three days to keep everyone from piling into the queue at once.

Tickets will go on sale Friday, September 25, Saturday, September 26 and Sunday, September 27, 2026. If you receive a unique code, your email will tell you which sale window you can access.

That means there isn't one single onsale time for every fan. Your code will be tied to a specific city and window, so make sure to check the details in your email before tickets go live.

Can I still get Oasis tickets if shows sell out?

Yes, missing out on a code doesn't mean you're out of luck.

Resale tickets for Oasis will be available on SeatGeek as soon as the first onsale begins (Friday, Sept. 25), so you'll still have a way to look for tickets if you aren't selected for the primary sale or your show sells out.

SeatGeek uses All-In Pricing, so mandatory fees are included in the price you see while shopping. Deal Score can also help you compare listings based on factors like price and seat location.

Eligible purchases are backed by the SeatGeek Buyer Guarantee, which helps protect you if a ticket is invalid or your order does not arrive as expected.

Who is opening for Oasis on the "Live '27" Tour?

Richard Ashcroft will open for Oasis on the "Live '27" Tour, including all six U.S. shows.

The former Verve frontman also joined Oasis during the 2025 reunion run, so fans heading to Boston or Las Vegas will get a familiar pairing before Liam and Noel take the stage.

When does the Oasis "Live '27" Tour start in the U.S.?

The U.S. run starts Tuesday, August 10, 2027 at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts.

Oasis will play three nights there before heading to Las Vegas for another three-show run at Allegiant Stadium.

When does the Oasis "Live '27" Tour end in the U.S.?

The final U.S. show is Tuesday, August 24, 2027 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.

It will be the third Oasis show in Las Vegas in five days, following concerts on August 20 and 21.

What to expect at an Oasis "Live '27" Tour show

If you watched any footage from the 2025 reunion, you already know the crowd is a huge part of an Oasis show.

These are stadium concerts built around songs people have been shouting back at the band for decades. "Wonderwall," "Don't Look Back in Anger," "Live Forever" and "Champagne Supernova" turn into massive sing-alongs, while songs like "Supersonic" and "Slide Away" hit especially hard for longtime fans.

The 2025 shows generally ran around two hours, with Liam Gallagher handling lead vocals, Noel Gallagher on guitar and a setlist centered heavily on the band's biggest songs and early albums.

Expect big screens and a stadium-sized production, but the songs and the crowd are still the main event. Give yourself extra time for entry, merch and getting around the venue, especially with only six U.S. shows on the schedule.

And don't make an early dash for the exits. Some of the songs Oasis fans have waited years to hear together again come right at the end.

How to get Oasis "Live '27" Tour tickets on SeatGeek

With only six U.S. shows and a registration-based primary sale, Oasis tickets are going to be tough to get. Luckily, SeatGeek gives you an easy way to find your seat.

1. Find your Oasis show Head to SeatGeek's website or open the app, search for Oasis and choose the Boston-area or Las Vegas date you want to attend.

2. Compare seats and prices Use the interactive map to see what's available around the stadium and compare different sections before deciding where you want to sit.

3. Check Deal Score Deal Score helps you compare listings based on factors like price and seat location, which can make it easier to sort through your options when demand is high.

4. Review the full price SeatGeek uses All-In Pricing, so mandatory fees are included in the price you see while shopping. Before buying, double-check the date, section, row, ticket quantity and delivery details.

5. Buy with the Buyer Guarantee Eligible purchases are backed by the SeatGeek Buyer Guarantee, which helps protect you if something goes wrong with your order.

So make sure to secure your tickets on SeatGeek so you don't look back in anger.