Oasis 2027 Tour: Which Songs Should Join (& Leave) the Setlist?
With a new tour on the horizon, these are the songs we're pining to hear in next year's run.
Oasis is preparing to take to the stage once again in 2027, embarking on a tour that will span the U.K., Ireland, mainland Europe, and the United States. The band's Gallagher brothers will kick off the tour on May 21 in Glasgow, Scotland, with stops in Manchester, Munich, Amsterdam, Paris, Barcelona, Rome, and Slane Castle in Ireland, before returning to the U.K. for a series of shows at Knebworth House in Stevenage.
This tour follows a successful 2025 reunion tour, which saw the band perform 41 shows worldwide and break into the U.S. market after decades of absence.
The 2025 tour featured a heavy emphasis on Oasis's early hits, particularly from the debut album "Definitely Maybe" (1994) and the classic "(What's The Story) Morning Glory?" (1995). Both albums have since become best-selling studio albums in the U.K. and have resonated with a new generation of fans. The band's setlist was light on B-sides and lesser-known tracks from the 1997 album "Be Here Now," which was released during the band's previous hiatus.
With nostalgia surrounding the upcoming tour, changes to the setlist could be on the horizon. A recent documentary, "Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger," may provide insight into which songs might make their way onto the 2027 tour. Additionally, the possibility of a new album cannot be ruled out. As fans eagerly await ticket allocations, these potential changes to the setlist will undoubtedly be a topic of discussion in the lead-up to the tour.
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