Oasis will return to the live stage in summer 2027 and make two stops at Munich's Allianz Arena on 2 and 3 July. As part of Oasis Live ’27, the band will play a total of 38 concerts in Scotland, England, Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, France, Italy, USA and Ireland. Richard Ashcroft will be the special guest for all the dates.
Register for tickets now
With extremely high demand expected for Oasis Live ’27, a registration process has been introduced which is designed to reduce the waiting times and the organised resale of tickets at inflated prices, and give real fans the best possible chance of purchasing tickets. Registration is open now at www.oasisinet.com.
To have a chance of buying tickets, you must be registered by 17:00 CEST on Thursday 17 September. Fans who are successful in the registration process will receive an individual, non-transferable code that will give them access to an assigned sales window. In Germany, tickets will go on sale on Friday 25 September, Saturday 26 September and Sunday 27 September.
When Oasis announced their comeback in August 2024, the news went around the world in a flash. The now iconic photo of Noel and Liam Gallagher, showing them standing side by side for the first time in over 15 years, was on every news channel, every social media feed, every homepage and every TV broadcaster – fuelled by the wave of enthusiasm of fans who never believed this moment would come. The Oasis Live ’25 tour became a worldwide cultural phenomenon overnight. During the period in which the band weren’t performing, successive new generations across the world had discovered their music for themselves. The fans’ love for Oasis deepened and continued to grow. Expectations reached an unprecedented level, yet nobody could have predicted the euphoria and wave of emotions that the return of Oasis unleashed. The public narrative changed while the joy, unity and togetherness remained. Spontaneous moments of celebration, initiated by fans, have since become legendary. Over 10 million fans from 158 countries queued up in virtual waiting lines to buy tickets. It’s estimated that the concerts generated one billion pounds for the British economy. What Oasis achieved in 2025 was unquestionable; the only question remaining was what would come next.
A “pause for a period of reflection” followed. Although 10 months have passed since the conclusion of Oasis Live ’25 in November 2025 in São Paulo, the huge comeback of Oasis is still being felt worldwide. During England’s 2026 World Cup campaign, “Wonderwall” was adopted by fans as the unofficial national anthem.
In July 2026, “(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?” overtook “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” by The Beatles as the biggest-selling studio album of all time in the United Kingdom. And on the big screen. “Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger”, the pioneering film written by Steven Knight and directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace, had its world premiere at the Venice International Film Festival, drawing high praise from critics and deep emotional reactions among fans.