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Leaked scheduling documents suggest Oasis could mount a extensive reunion tour in 2027, with a reported 23-night run and tickets expected to go on sale in the coming weeks. If confirmed, the itinerary would bring the reunited Gallagher brothers back to several major European stadiums — and, reportedly, to Ireland next summer.
What the leak says
According to the circulated schedule, the tour would open in May at **Glasgow’s Celtic Park**, before moving through the UK and mainland Europe. Cities listed include Manchester and capitals in France, Germany and Italy, with Spain also mentioned as a possible stop.
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One striking detail in the leak is a block of dates in Manchester. It suggests the band could play **ten nights in the city in June**, followed by high-profile stadium shows: Paris’ **Stade de France**, Munich’s **Allianz Arena**, Milan’s **San Siro** and Rome’s **Stadio Olimpico** in July. The run would reportedly conclude with a visit to **Slane Castle** in early August, although the exact number of Irish dates has not been settled.
Fans read the signs
Supporters have been combing recent clips and social posts for hints, interpreting casual footage as deliberate teases. Short videos showing the brothers and their entourage in a chip shop and playing football have drawn attention.
Observers have pointed to visual cues in the clips — a poster marked “Sol FM,” which some fans link to **Stadio Olimpico**, and an image of a tambourine described as “found,” taken by some as a nod to Noel’s instrument. Another clip features the song “Little By Little” playing alongside an appearance by actor Robert Carlyle.
Ahead of an announcement
At present these details remain unconfirmed. The reports originated from the leaked itinerary rather than an official band statement, and organisers have not yet published a full schedule or ticketing information.
The speculation arrives as the Gallagher brothers prepare to make a rare joint appearance on the film circuit. They are reportedly set to walk a red carpet together at the Venice Film Festival for the premiere of their documentary, **Don’t Look Back in Anger** — their first red‑carpet outing as a pair in 19 years.
What it means for Irish fans
If the leak proves accurate, Ireland would be on the tour map next summer. Details about how many shows will be staged at Slane or elsewhere in the country are still being finalised, however, so fans should await an official timetable before making plans.
For now, the story remains one of strong rumour supported by a circulated schedule and fan sleuthing. Confirmation will likely come from the band or promoters in the weeks ahead.
