Oasis announces massive 38-date 2027 tour with US stops and a new ticket rule fans need to know

Oasis is keeping its comeback alive. After the enormous response to the band’s reunion, Liam and Noel Gallagher have announced a new 38-date tour for 2027, giving fans another opportunity to see one of Britain’s most famous rock bands live. The new run will include concerts across Europe and North America, with several dates planned for the United States.

Oasis is coming back to the US

The 2027 schedule will begin in Cardiff, Wales, on June 18 before moving through major European cities and eventually crossing the Atlantic. In the United States, Oasis will perform in East Rutherford, New Jersey; Chicago; Los Angeles; and Miami, according to the announced itinerary. Canada will also be part of the North American leg.

For American fans, the announcement means the Oasis reunion is becoming much more than a one-off comeback. The Gallagher brothers ended years of speculation when they reunited after a famously bitter split that had kept them apart since 2009.

Getting tickets will work a little differently

Demand is expected to be enormous, but Oasis is again trying to control how tickets reach fans. According to the announcement, registration will be required for access to the ticket presale, with successful applicants receiving information about when they can attempt to purchase seats. Registration does not guarantee a ticket.

The system comes after ticketing became one of the biggest controversies surrounding the initial reunion. Fans complained about long online queues and prices that increased during the purchasing process, prompting scrutiny of dynamic pricing practices in the U.K. The band later said it had not known dynamic pricing would be used.

A reunion that keeps getting bigger

Oasis became one of the defining bands of the 1990s with songs including “Wonderwall,” “Don’t Look Back in Anger” and “Champagne Supernova.” Their reunion proved that the audience never really disappeared, and the decision to add 38 more shows in 2027 suggests the comeback has developed into a new chapter rather than a brief nostalgia tour. For fans who missed their first chance, the next battle will simply be getting a ticket.