Oasis will perform another massive UK tour next summer, and a leaked schedule has got fans very excited. The band appears to have teased their 2027 gigs with two videos shared on social media which are both full of clues.
On Thursday they shared a 23-second trailer showing two boys in a fish and chip shop while their 2002 hit, Little By Little, played in the background. Followers quickly analysed every pixel and predicted that clues hidden in the video - including posters on the wall and the temperature of the fridge - point to the co-ordinates of Celtic Park potentially being a venue for future performances.
Cryptic teasers decoded by fans
A second video, uploaded yesterday, appears to hint at further shows at Etihad Stadium - the home of their beloved Manchester City. The 13-second teaser features a boy kicking a ball at a goal on a wall next to tally marks — possibly indicating how many gigs they will play there.
But now a leaked schedule, subject to minor tweaks, shows Noel and Liam Gallagher will kick off with five nights at Glasgow’s Celtic Park in May. The band will go home to Manchester’s Etihad for 12 nights then end in September with six nights at Knebworth.
Three million fans expected across Europe
In all they will thrill three million fans in Manchester, Ireland, France, Germany, Italy and possibly Spain — with tickets on sale within weeks, The Sun has revealed. The leaked gig list suggests Noel could be on stage in Glasgow for his 60th birthday, on May 29.
News of the gigs comes ahead of Noel and Liam’s first red carpet event together in 19 years this evening when they attend the Venice Film Festival premiere of Don’t Look Back In Anger, the documentary on their 2025 reunion tour.
Reunion tour documentary to premiere
Liam and Noel delighted fans when they announced their reunion tour two years ago, before hitting the road last summer for a string of performances around the world. This marked their first appearance as part of Oasis for over a decade, following their dramatic split in 2009.
Thankfully, for those who didn’t manage to get tickets, cameras were rolling behind the scenes for their upcoming documentary - which covers the full 12 concerts. The Mirror has contacted Oasis representatives for comment.
