The guitarist revealed the tour came together during the band’s 2025 Wembley shows, while confirming no new album will be released.
Speaking in an interview with talkSPORT, Noel Gallagher explained that Oasis decided to add to their reunion story with a Live ’27 tour following the second of their Wembley Stadium shows on July 26, 2025. After kicking off their return in Cardiff and Manchester, Gallagher noted that the band realized they were having a “great time” on stage and chose to expand beyond their original plans for select European concerts in Italy, France, Germany, and Spain.
Officially announced on September 14, the 38-performance Live ’27 tour begins in May at Celtic Park in Glasgow before traveling through the U.K. and Europe. The itinerary features an 11-night run at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium, dates in Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, and Rome, six North American dates split between Gillette Stadium and Allegiant Stadium, two nights at Slane Castle in Ireland, and four final concerts at Knebworth House. However, Gallagher delivered a clear update regarding studio work, explicitly confirming that there will not be a new Oasis album.
