In the fall of 2025, Oasis wrapped up its reunion tour in São Paulo, Brazil, bringing 16 years of anticipation to a close. For 16 long years, fans of the British band never gave up hope of seeing the Gallagher brothers take the stage together again. Since the tour ended, the legion of Manchester’s fans has been waiting for one thing: the announcement of new dates, especially in European countries that didn’t get to witness the reunion—France, Italy, Germany, Spain, and the Netherlands among them.
So the rumors are swirling. But in recent days, many are back to smiling. It must be said that Oasis has been posting daily, since September 3, 2026, mysterious videos on social media. Soon enough, fans spotted telltale clues about the venues where the band will take the stage. According to The Sun, these brief clips would indeed confirm the arrival of Liam and Noel Gallagher in Europe in 2027.
In the first video, posted on September 3, we meet two guys in a fish & chips shop, with the clip for Little By Little playing on TV in the background. We also catch a glimpse of Robert Carlyle, the famed Scottish actor from Glasgow. That was enough to set Oasis fans alight, as they bank on a series of performances at Celtic Park in Glasgow. Another video, this time with a football theme, sparked speculation about concerts at Manchester's stadium.
The latest video, released on September 7, centers on two youngsters chased by the police. All around them, shipping containers. For fans, there’s no doubt this clip nods to the band’s drunken fracas that broke out on a ferry taking Oasis to Amsterdam in 1994.
More clips should be shared by Oasis on social media in the coming days, as an official announcement is anticipated soon. The Sun, which has seen leaked tour plans, reports that 23 gigs are lined up in the UK next summer. But that’s not all. Shows at the Stade de France in Paris, in Munich, or in Rome are also on the schedule for July 2027. However, the leaked document notes that the calendar could “vary,” with some dates listed as “venue bookings” rather than confirmed concerts.
