Fans in Italy, Spain, Germany and France are getting impatient. Will Oasis be adding more dates to their tour? Is a visit to France, and Paris in particular, on the agenda? For the moment, no official announcement has been made, but rumors are rife.
On July 4, the Gallagher brothers reunited on stage in Cardiff for the very first time, 16 years after the legendary British band split up at Rock en Seine. Since then, the reunion tour has continued in Manchester, London, Edinburgh and Dublin. Over the next few weeks, Liam and Noel Gallagher will hit the roads of North America and Mexico, before returning to London's Wembley Stadium on September 27 and 28, 2025. Oasis will then head off to South Korea, Japan, Australia, Argentina, Chile and Brazil.
But what next? Is the legendary Brit Pop band planning to extend this world tour to other European countries, such as Italy, Spain, Germany and France? On the American community site Reddit, the betting is on and many are betting onOasis concerts in the summer of 2026, with potential stops in Rome, Madrid, Amsterdam, Hamburg, but also back in Manchester and Stevenage's Knebworth Park, 30 years after their legendary concerts in this British town in 1996.
What about France? Marianne reports on a possibleOasis concert at the Stade de France in the summer of 2026. " A deal is said to be close to being signed for a concert at the Stade de France, possibly on June 26, 2026 ," reads the weekly magazine's website, which adds that a second concert, " currently optional ", is planned for the following day, June 27. Others, such as RFM, mention the dates of June 25 and 26, 2026, again at the Stade de France. Radio host and rock music specialist Zégut shared a visual on August 25. It shows that Oasis could perform at the Stade de France on July 17, 2026. For the time being, these are just rumors, as no official announcement has been made. But many people want to believe it.
One thing's for sure, if Oasis confirms its appearance in Paris in 2026, then tickets are likely to be snapped up, most likely leaving many disappointed.
We recall thatOasis surprised everyone by announcing, on August 27, 2024, their reformation after a 15-year falling out. " The guns fell silent. The stars have aligned. The great wait is over. Come and see. It won't be televised," the band wrote in a press release.
Since then, the Gallagher brothers have been back on stage in the UK, in front of euphoric fans, happy to be able to sing timeless hits such as " Morning Glory ", " Cigarettes & Alcohol ", " Supersonic ", " Whatever ", " Rock 'n' Roll Star ", " Don't Look Back in Anger ", " Wonderwall " and " Champagne Supernova " loud and clear once again. Oasis recently unveiled official images of their song " Wonderwall ", played at their Dublin concert.
