Oasis's "Live '27" Tour Sells Out Completely, Liam Gallagher: Sneak In If You Want, Just Don't Cause Trouble

Two years ago, hundreds of thousands of people got stuck in online queuing systems for hours, the website crashed at one point, and some fans who finally reached the front discovered ticket prices far higher than expected. This time, Oasis learned their lesson — the "Live '27" tour rolled out tickets in batches, with the first wave dropping Friday (September 25), followed by additional releases Saturday and Sunday. The result was clear: according to NME, fans generally responded well to the buying process this round, a vastly better experience compared to the chaos two years ago.

The result: a complete sellout. The Manchester brothers Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher had already confirmed dates including five nights at Celtic Park in Glasgow, 11 shows at Etihad Stadium in Manchester (also the home ground of Manchester City, the club they support), two nights at Slane Castle in Ireland, and a return to Knebworth for four shows. Due to overwhelming demand, additional dates were later added, including two more at Knebworth. It's now officially confirmed that all 42 shows across Scotland, England, Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, France, Italy, the US, and Ireland have sold out, with no further dates to be added.

Liam announced on X: "That's all folks we have officially sold out no more tickets left," adding a typically Liam remark: "Congratulations to everyone who got a ticket and to the people who didn't sneak in fuck it yolo."

Before tickets went on sale, Oasis issued a special scam warning, emphasizing that ticket codes purchased from third parties would not work. Noel also made a promise about this tour, saying "All of us are gonna be way more relaxed. This is gonna be a lot more fun this time," hinting that the vibe this round will be more relaxed than the "Live '25" reunion tour. As for new music, Noel has denied the rumors, echoing what Liam had already said on X. Liam has also mentioned that this tour could be Oasis's last.

The setlist for the "Live '25" tour barely changed throughout, so fans are now calling for rarer tracks like "Columbia," "Round Are Way," "Listen Up," "Gas Panic," and "Go Let It Out" to make a comeback in 2027. Oasis has already released transportation, camping, hospitality, and accessibility information for the Knebworth shows, while speculation about an Oasis appearance at Glasto 2027 has been shot down by organizer Emily Eavis.

This tour announcement arrives alongside the release of the new documentary "Don't Look Back In Anger," which hit theaters on September 9. NME gave it four and a half stars, describing the film as "sharply crafted, with flashes of humor and bursts of intense emotion throughout."