The band’s new itinerary runs from May to September 2027 and includes shows in Scotland, Manchester, Las Vegas and other major cities, but notably excludes London as a venue.
Ticket applicants will be asked to rank three venues in order of preference – a system designed to allocate the limited tickets across the tour’s many locations.
Knebworth, the historic Hertfordshire venue where Oasis played two sell‑out nights in 1996, will host a four‑night residency on September 11‑19, making it the closest option to London for fans who rank it first.
Travel to Knebworth is most convenient by train from London King’s Cross, with services taking between 21 and 40 minutes and off‑peak fares of £8.30 each way; driving is also possible but can take over an hour depending on traffic.
Accommodation near Knebworth is already scarce, with the nearest listed hotel – the Pear Tree Inn in Welwyn Garden City – priced at £409 for a single night on the weekend of September 11.
Manchester will see the longest stretch of shows, with 11 performances at the Etihad Stadium between June 4 and June 26. The city is reachable from London in just over two hours by train, while coach journeys take four to six hours and cost as little as £5.
Hotel options in Manchester range from budget dormitory beds to upscale rooms, with prices starting around £297 per night for a standard hotel room.
Paris will host two shows at the Stade de France on July 23‑24, offering a short‑haul Eurostar trip of under three hours from London St Pancras, or a return flight for roughly £178.
Paris accommodation appears more affordable than the UK options, with a two‑night stay at Hotel Leonard De Vince listed at £179, though demand may rise due to school holidays.
The tour follows the band’s 2025 “Live 25” reunion run, which sold out Wembley Stadium and added two extra nights after overwhelming demand, underscoring the high anticipation for the 2027 dates.