Oasis is returning to Manchester: here’s everything you need to know
Get your bucket hats at the ready for another Ticketmaster war
Oasis have announced their 2027 world tour just over a year since their hit reunion tour in 2025. With 11 nights in Manchester at the Etihad Stadium, followers will be scrambling to get those precious tickets.
The only way people are able to grab a ticket is by registering for a unique code which allows you to purchase the tickets through Ticketmaster. Registration closed on Thursday 17th.
The announcement
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The tour has been rumoured since the end of their reunion tour and was announced through cryptic videos hinting at the tours locations on social media.
The first night at the Etihad will be Friday 4th June and will continue throughout the month.
It will be a historic run of gigs from the band at their home club of Manchester City. The 11 nights will also be a record number of gig residences at the Etihad.
With a stadium capacity of over 61,000, it’s estimated that 7.3 million followers may lose out on getting tickets according to TicketSource.
So, how do you get tickets?
Registering does not guarantee you tickets yet if you are successful, a non-transferable code will be sent to you to access a certain on-sale window.
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The onsale will take place between 25th, 26th and 27th September.
You can only buy four tickets per unique code.
When registering people had to answer the question which Oasis album was released in 1995? Spoiler…the answer was ‘What’s the Story Morning Glory’.
How much will tickets cost?
Standard tickets will range between £71.50 and £266.60.
There will also be coach, hotel, camping and VIP tickets available.
Who will be supporting Oasis?
The Verve’s Richard Ashcroft will be joining the brothers on tour once again. Some other rumoured openers are Cast, who joined them on tour last year and Manic Street Preachers.
Many followers are also hoping for Kasabian to open for the 2027 shows.
Fingers crossed for everyone battling it out for tickets.
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Oasis is returning to Manchester: here’s everything you need to know
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