Oasis have sold out all 42 dates of their upcoming Live '27 tour, with more than two million tickets sold despite over 11 million people registering for the code ballot. A source has confirmed that no further dates will be added, dashing hopes of an extended run.
Tour Details and Record-Breaking Shows
Next year, the band will play five shows in Scotland before heading to Manchester City's Etihad Stadium for an 11-night residency. They have also smashed records with six nights at Knebworth House, beating the previous record of three consecutive nights held by Robbie Williams.
Earlier this month, the brothers confirmed the tour following the success of Live '25, which saw Liam and Noel Gallagher on stage together for the first time in almost 16 years. After Live '25 wrapped, fans had speculated about a reunion, and after a "period of reflection," tickets went on sale via Ticketmaster.
Ticket Demand and Ballot Process
"There were just over two million tickets for sale with over 11 million people registering," a source told The Sun. The source added: "They have an 11-night residency at the Etihad Stadium but they could have sold it out 179 times. Noel and Liam were blown away by the reception from their fans and wish they could have added more shows – but 42 concerts is their lot."
Fans who entered the ballot had to register their email address and answer the question, "Which Oasis album was released in 1995?" The band used the platform Openstage to give genuine fans a chance, beating ticket touts who often resell tickets for a considerable amount. Those who entered spent three days waiting to find out whether they had been emailed a code and a unique link linked directly to their Ticketmaster account.
Extra Dates and New Venue Approach
Last week, due to unprecedented demand, the band added a string of extra dates across the tour. At the time of the initial announcement, only four dates at Knebworth were shared, with fans speculating that two additional dates would be added later. Additional shows were also added in Rome and Munich, with performances at Munich's Allianz Arena on July 6 and Rome's Olympic Stadium on July 26. They are also now performing in Paris on July 20 and 23, due to planned railway engineering works close to the Stade de France on July 24.
Earlier this month, Live '27 promoters announced a new approach to live music at Knebworth, including additional transport and accommodation options such as rail and coach services and a purpose-built camping site.
No More Shows Confirmed
On Sunday night, once all tickets sold out, Liam penned on X, formerly known as Twitter: "That's all folks. We have officially sold out, no more tickets left, congratulations to everyone who got a ticket and to the people who didn't sneak in f**k it."
Plans for a second tour were discussed back in 2025 on the second night of their run at Wembley. Noel said on TalkSport: "Nobody knew what was going to happen and how it was going to go. We did Cardiff and Manchester, and by the time we got to Wembley, someone said 'Well y'know...' And yeah, it was decided we were gonna do it. And it was all set in motion then. We couldn't do Europe because our fans in Italy, France, Germany, Spain, Holland, and all that have been great with us down the years, so we couldn't do that. These ideas start as a little idea. Then the Vegas and Boston gigs were two we were supposed to do last time, but we couldn't do them for some reason."
