“Oasis’ Schedule Is Booked”: According to a Source, the Gallaghers’ Masterplan for 2027 Is Already in Place

'It was famous before it even happened': Looking back at Oasis's historic Knebworth shows

It was perhaps the most audacious event in British music history: two gigs, 250,000 people, from a band just shy of marking two years since the release of their debut album.

“Oasis’ schedule is booked”: According to a source, the Gallaghers’ masterplan for 2027 is already in place

It looks like Oasis have some massive outdoor gigs lined up for next year – if you believe what you read in The Sun. According to the paper's source: “Oasis’ schedule is booked.” Apparently it’s 12 nights at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium in June – home of the Gallaghers’ beloved Manchester City. That will be followed by six nights at Knebworth over a three week period in September. “Dates could be added but for now that’s the master plan,” the sou…

Oasis tour promoter granted licence for gigs at Knebworth

There is no confirmation that the licence is for the Britpop giants, although it does make the ongoing rumours of 2027 live shows there seem more likely The post Oasis tour promoter granted licence for gigs at Knebworth appeared first on NME.

Oasis ‘set to bury old feuds ahead of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction’

The Gallagher brothers are reportedly planning to reunite every major member of the band's classic line-up for a landmark awards ceremony in Los Angeles, with hopes of celebrating together after years of division.

Oasis 'set to bury old feuds ahead of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction'

The Gallagher brothers are reportedly planning to reunite every major member of the band's classic line-up for a landmark awards ceremony in Los Angeles, with hopes of celebrating together after years of division.

How It Felt To Actually Be At Oasis’s Era-Defining Knebworth Gigs

Rumours that Oasis is set to announce a four-night residency at Knebworth – 30 years after the band’s era-defining gigs in 1996 – are reaching a fever pitch. One Oasis superfan who lied to her parents and boarded a coach from Wolverhampton to be there remembers a life-altering live music experience.