With tickets for Oasis's 2027 tour now on sale, fans are speculating about every aspect of the upcoming shows, including the setlist. The band, featuring Liam and Noel Gallagher, will kick off the tour at Celtic Park in Glasgow in May before playing eleven shows at Manchester's Etihad Stadium between June 4 and 26. The tour continues across Europe, the United States and Ireland, concluding with six shows at Knebworth Park in Stevenage throughout September.
Fans predict setlist favourites
As with the 2025 comeback tour, fans are scrutinising details such as what the Gallaghers might wear, who will join the band, and what songs they might play. Nothing concrete is likely to be confirmed until the first night on May 21, but fans have their theories and predictions.
Big hitters including Wonderwall, Cigarettes & Alcohol, Champagne Supernova, Roll With It, and Don't Look Back In Anger are likely to remain on the 2027 setlist, as fans would revolt otherwise. The rest of the setlist is up for debate.
Later albums in focus
Some fans believe Go Let It Out, from 2000's Standing on the Shoulder of Giants, could appear on the 2027 tour after the track featured in the background of one of Oasis's teaser clips hinting at shows in Italy. One fan responded: "Go Let It Out on the setlist???"
The 2025 setlist only featured one song released after 2000, Little By Little, leaving hits such as Who Feels Love?, Stop Crying Your Heart Out, Lyla and The Shock of the Lightning unperformed for nearly 17 years. The Hindu Times, the lead single from 2002's Heathen Chemistry, was also cited by Liam in a social media post as one of the 'classics we need to play for you when we go out again'. He also mentioned Go Let It Out and the 1994 track Columbia, though fans know not to always trust his comments online.
Anniversary and encore hopes
Fans have noted that the 2027 tour falls on the 30th anniversary of the band's third album Be Here Now, suggesting tracks like Don't Go Away and Going Nowhere could be played. Gas Panic, a 2000 album track that was a big hope for the 2025 tour, appears to still be in high demand alongside All Around The World.
Fans are also hoping the band will add their cover of The Beatles' I Am The Walrus to the encore, similar to their Maine Road and Knebworth gigs in 1996. Those shows also featured songs like My Big Mouth and Round Are Way, which could get a revival. Other predictions include Up in the Sky, Fade In Out, Listen Up and The Importance of Being Idle. It won't be long until fans discover what has made the cut and what hasn't.