Oasis Tour 2027: Will They Finally Headline Glastonbury? 👀

Oasis fans worldwide are buzzing with excitement after the legendary Manchester band announced a massive 38-show tour kicking off next May. The announcement, preceded by a cryptic teaser campaign and a drone show over the Etihad, has sent ripples of anticipation across the music scene.

This extensive "Live '27" tour will see the Gallagher brothers bring their iconic sound to stages across Scotland, England, Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, France, Italy, the US, and Ireland.

The band humorously declared themselves "fit for purpose" in their statement, promising to "lift the spirits of the people" and inviting fans to "witness the fitness." The tour kicks off with five nights at Glasgow's Celtic Park, followed by an epic 11 gigs at Manchester's Etihad Stadium. European legs include multiple nights in Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Rome, and even Paris, the city where the band famously split in 2009.

The grand finale will be back home at historic venues like Slane Castle and Knebworth, the site of their legendary '90s shows. Richard Ashcroft is confirmed as the support act for all dates, reprising his role from their previous "Live '25" UK tour.

However, amidst the excitement for the new tour dates, one question is dominating social media: Will Oasis finally headline Glastonbury 2027? The tour schedule reveals a tantalizing gap, with the band set to play Manchester shows during Glastonbury week in June, but the Sunday evening slot remains conspicuously free.

This has fuelled intense speculation among fans and music pundits alike about a potential return to Worthy Farm, their first since 2004.

While some fans are holding onto hope, pointing to that open Sunday slot as a strong hint, others are more skeptical. Concerns have been raised that the band's previous tour pattern showed they rarely played more than two nights back-to-back, making a Glastonbury appearance immediately after Manchester gigs seem unlikely. Yet, the consensus among many is that while "unlikely," it's certainly "not impossible."

Adding to the intrigue, Liam Gallagher has previously expressed strong disdain for Glastonbury, famously likening it to performing for "a load of jamboree teachers" and more recently taking to social media to bluntly state, "It's not happening" regarding a 2027 appearance.

Despite this, bookmakers had the Britpop legends as 4/1 favorites to headline Worthy Farm just a few months ago.

The debate rages on, but one thing is clear: the prospect of Oasis at Glastonbury 2027 is a dream many fans aren't ready to let go of just yet.

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