The biggest reunion tours happening in 2027: Oasis, Florida Georgia Line and more

There are tour announcements, and then there are the ones fans have spent years wondering if they would ever see.

The 2027 reunion tour calendar is already bringing some major comebacks to the United States. Oasis is returning to U.S. stadiums after its blockbuster 2025 reunion, Florida Georgia Line is turning its surprise comeback into a festival tour and Third Day is extending its reunion for one final run of shows.

And with several other bands openly discussing or confirming plans to reunite in 2027 without announcing U.S. or Canadian dates yet, this list could get considerably bigger.

What are the biggest reunion tours happening in 2027?

For U.S. and Canadian fans, the clearest confirmed reunion tours on the 2027 calendar right now are Oasis, Florida Georgia Line and Third Day.

They also represent three very different versions of a comeback. Oasis is limiting its U.S. return to six stadium shows. Florida Georgia Line is building a 12-stop festival reunion. Third Day is using 2027 to close out a limited anniversary run with its reunited original members.

Meanwhile, Faith No More has confirmed its return without announcing U.S. or Canadian dates and Poison continues to discuss a possible reunion.

2027 reunion tours at a glance

Here are the biggest reunion tours happening in the U.S. and Canada in 2027, along with the reunions North American concert fans should keep watching.

Oasis — "Live '27"

Oasis spent 2025 proving its reunion was anything but a nostalgia experiment. Now Liam and Noel Gallagher are doing it again.

After reuniting for the first time since the band's 2009 breakup, Oasis will return to the U.S. for six stadium concerts in August 2027 as part of the "Live '27" Tour. The band is playing three nights at Gillette Stadium outside Boston followed by three at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.

Richard Ashcroft will return as the special guest for the 2027 shows. The former Verve frontman also joined Oasis during the 2025 reunion, giving fans an opener with a catalog substantial enough to make arriving early worthwhile.

The band has not announced plans for a new Oasis album, making the live show squarely about the catalog that made the reunion such a major event in the first place. Expect songs like "Wonderwall," "Don't Look Back in Anger," "Live Forever," "Champagne Supernova" and "Supersonic" to remain at the center of the experience.

Florida Georgia Line — "Anything Goes Again: The Festival Tour"

Florida Georgia Line's reunion is moving from surprise appearance to full concert season.

Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley reunited onstage in 2026 after stepping away from Florida Georgia Line in 2022. Now the duo has announced the "Anything Goes Again: The Festival Tour," a 12-stop run of U.S. festival appearances planned for 2027.

The title reaches directly back to FGL's 2014 album Anything Goes, an era that produced songs including "Sun Daze" and "Sippin' on Fire" as the duo became one of the defining commercial country acts of the 2010s.

Rather than beginning the reunion with a conventional amphitheater or arena tour, Florida Georgia Line is building its 2027 comeback around major festivals.

Those are only part of the planned run. Florida Georgia Line has said the "Anything Goes Again" tour will include 12 festival stops, with additional destinations being revealed separately.

That makes this one of the reunion tours worth checking back on throughout the fall and winter. Fans in markets not currently represented on the schedule still have eight festival announcements to watch for.

And after several years in which Hubbard and Kelley were building separate solo careers, hearing "Cruise," "H.O.L.Y.," "This Is How We Roll," "Meant to Be" and the rest of Florida Georgia Line's biggest songs with both members back onstage should make the 2027 sets feel considerably different from seeing either artist solo.

Third Day — 30th Anniversary Tour

Third Day's reunion is getting one more U.S. run before the anniversary celebration ends.

Original members Mac Powell, Mark Lee, David Carr and Tai Anderson reunited for the band's 30th Anniversary Tour after Third Day stepped away from touring in 2018. Following its 2026 comeback shows, the group added a second and final leg for spring 2027.

The 2027 leg includes 24 U.S. concerts from April 1 through May 9, beginning in Clarksville, Tennessee and concluding in Beaumont, Texas. The routing covers the Southeast, Northeast, Midwest, Mountain West and Pacific Northwest with stops including Pittsburgh, Tampa, Waco, Wichita, Colorado Springs, Spokane and Boise-area Nampa.

Zach Williams will appear as the very special guest with Scout and the Saints opening the shows.

For longtime Third Day fans, the bigger detail is that these dates are being billed as the final leg of the 30th Anniversary Tour. This is not simply another extension with an open-ended future attached to it — the 2027 run is being presented as the closing chapter of the reunion.

The career-spanning format gives the reunited lineup room for songs from throughout Third Day's run, including "Cry Out to Jesus," "I Need a Miracle," "Revelation," "Soul on Fire," "Show Me Your Glory" and "God of Wonders."

Is Faith No More touring the U.S. in 2027?

Faith No More's 2027 reunion is officially taking shape, although North American fans are still waiting for dates.

The band has confirmed plans to return to the stage in 2027, which will mark its first live performances since 2016. Bassist Billy Gould confirmed the reunion after the band teased its comeback in June, and Faith No More has already announced shows outside North America.

Gould has also said the band plans to play in the U.S. as part of its return. What has not been announced yet is when or where those shows will take place.

Track Faith No More on SeatGeek to keep up as new dates are announced.

Could Poison reunite for a 2027 tour?

Poison is another band worth watching, but a 2027 reunion tour is not confirmed yet.

Band members have publicly discussed the possibility. Drummer Rikki Rockett said earlier in 2026 that Poison had received an offer for a 2027 tour, while Bret Michaels has also talked about wanting the original lineup of Michaels, Rockett, C.C. DeVille and Bobby Dall back together. More recent comments from Rockett have stressed that concrete plans still have not been finalized.

That means Poison should currently be treated as a potential 2027 reunion rather than an announced tour.

If it happens, it would be Poison's first run together since joining Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe and Joan Jett & the Blackhearts on "The Stadium Tour" in 2022.

For now, fans can track the band and wait for an official announcement rather than assuming dates are coming.

How to find 2027 reunion tour tickets on SeatGeek

Reunion tours can create a different kind of ticket demand. Some fans have been waiting a decade or more to see a band again, while younger listeners may finally have their first opportunity to hear songs they discovered long after the original tours ended.

Search for the artist on SeatGeek to browse available concerts, compare ticket listings and check the interactive seat map. Deal Score can help compare available seats based on factors including price and location, while All-In Pricing shows mandatory fees upfront.

For artists that have announced reunions but haven't revealed a show near you yet, tracking them on SeatGeek can also make it easier to keep up as new events are added.

After years of "maybe someday," 2027 is already turning that phrase into actual tour dates. Oasis is filling stadiums again, Florida Georgia Line is putting the duo back on festival stages and Third Day is giving fans one final run with its reunited lineup. And with more reunion announcements still possible, some of the year's biggest comebacks may not even be on the calendar yet.