O Oasis está programando uma série espetacular de doze noites no Etihad Stadium, casa do Manchester City, para o verão de 2027. A residência faz parte de uma grande turnê que deverá ser oficialmente anunciada nas próximas semanas. The news comes exactly one year after the successful comeback tour, “Oasis Live ’25”, which kicked off in Cardiff.
Sources linked to the group indicate that the stadium is preparing to welcome the band’s epic return in 2027, continuing their 2025 reunion tour, which broke attendance records.
In addition to the dates in Manchester, other performances are expected to be announced soon. Rumors suggest a possible return to Knebworth, and bookmakers already consider the group’s participation in the Glastonbury festival next year almost certain.
Confirming a new phase of shows in Manchester
Manchester City’s arena returned to hosting music events this summer after a three-year hiatus. The absence was due to the completion of the expansion works on the north stand.
The stadium served as a stage for big names in music this summer, with performances by The Weeknd and Take That, which attracted tens of thousands of fans in June and July. The expectation is that the year 2027 will be even bigger, with the return of Oasis to the Blues’ lawn.
Manchester City’s game calendar for the 2026/27 season predicts that the last home match, at the Etihad Stadium, will take place on May 23, against Aston Villa. The end of the Premier League season is scheduled for May 30, with City facing Sunderland away. This frees up the stadium for the Oasis concert period.
Evidence and local impacts of the new concert schedule
Several sources close to the club and promoters have confirmed that twelve nights of shows could be announced this summer. The official launch is expected to trigger a frantic race for tickets among fans.
A music industry source revealed that there will be twelve nights at the Etihad Stadium, between May and June, a major event for Manchester and the local economy. Some say more dates could be added, up to twenty, and that the expanded tour will include a return to Knebworth.
Still corroborating the date information, a separate source stated that a luxury hotel in the city center was completely booked from the end of May until June for the team and the band. This reinforces the suggestion that the tour dates were in fact scheduled for these months.
Speculation about the calendar of events and the documentary
Recently, Manchester’s Parklife festival announced a significant change to its dates for 2027. Traditionally held on a weekend in June, the event will take place in July for the first time, on the 10th and 11th.
This change fueled speculation on social media that Parklife’s move would free up June for Oasis’ series of shows in the city. However, investigations indicate that Heaton Park is not being considered as a location for the new tour.
Bookmakers also heated up conversations about the band’s return. Betway, for example, offers odds of 2/1 for Oasis to headline Glastonbury in 2027, as part of a highly anticipated world tour.
When Liam and Noel Gallagher announced their reunion in August 2024, they promised that “the guns have fallen silent, the stars have aligned, the long wait is over.” The announcement of “Oasis Live ’25” generated one of the biggest ticket sales in history, with fans vying for seats.
This weekend marks the first anniversary of Oasis’ return to the stage. On July 4, 2025, the band played a thrilling performance at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium before heading to Manchester for the acclaimed show at Heaton Park.
A new film documenting the band’s comeback will be released on Disney+ and debut in theaters in the fall, further driving demand for live events. The expectation for more performances grows after the epic tour.
Liam Gallagher, on a recent Friday, added more excitement to the scene. He responded to a fan, joking about the England v Mexico game, with the following dig: “You say that now, but as soon as we announce the show next week, I mean next year, I mean Merry Christmas, you’re going to be running around like giddy cockroaches trying to get a ticket, so stop acting tough.”
