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Oasis are going even bigger next year. The band have added four extra dates to their Oasis Live ’27 tour, meaning Liam and Noel Gallagher will now play a record six nights at Knebworth House.
The band said the new shows were added due to “phenomenal demand” following the ticket registration window, as first reported by the BBC. Two extra Knebworth dates have been confirmed for 25 and 26 September, on top of the four nights already pencilled in for 11, 12, 18 and 19 September.
An extra show has also been added at Rome’s Stadio Olimpico on 26 July, and another at Munich’s Allianz Arena on 6 July, taking both venues from two nights to three. With the new additions, Oasis Live ’27 now stands at 42 shows in total, one more than the first leg of their reunion tour in 2025.
Knebworth’s place in Oasis history
Knebworth holds a special place in Oasis folklore. The Hertfordshire estate hosted two now-legendary Oasis concerts back in 1996, and this six-night run will set a new record for the most shows ever played at the venue, beating the three nights Robbie Williams performed there in 2003, according to Yahoo News UK.
If all six Knebworth shows sell out at full capacity, the BBC reports Oasis could sell 750,000 tickets across the run, making it the world’s fourth most-attended concert series at a single venue, behind only Taylor Swift, Shakira and Coldplay.
Ticket prices and how the sale works
There’s no general onsale for these shows. Instead, fans who registered before the 17 September cut-off will be sent a unique, non-transferable code granting access to a specific onsale window, running across 25, 26 and 27 September in three timed slots each day.
Standard UK ticket prices are fixed between £71.50 and £266.60 including fees. At Knebworth specifically, general admission starts at £170.50, with front-standing tickets from £203.50, per the BBC. Promoters Live Nation and SJM have confirmed no further dates will be added to the tour.
Elsewhere on the schedule, Oasis’ Paris shows have been shuffled around due to planned railway engineering works near the Stade de France on 24 July. The band will now play Paris on 20 and 23 July instead.
Getting to Knebworth
Knebworth is notorious for heavy traffic on gig nights, so organisers are trying to head off problems this time round. Ticketmaster has advised fans not to drive and has arranged return coaches from 124 locations across England and Wales.
Extra trains will run from Stevenage to London after the shows, and stewards and lighting will be provided along the two-mile route between the station and the venue. Stevenage Borough Council said it’s working with Hertfordshire County Council and highways officials on a “masterplan” to manage the crowds. Saturday ticket holders will also be able to pay extra to camp at the venue on the Friday and Saturday nights.
The wider Oasis Live ’27 tour kicks off with five nights at Glasgow’s Celtic Park in May, before 11 nights at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium. The band will also play Barcelona, Amsterdam, two nights at Slane Castle in Ireland, and three nights each at Boston’s Gillette Stadium and Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium in the US, ahead of their Knebworth finale in September.
