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Oasis Manchester 2027: everything we know so far

All 11 Oasis dates at the Etihad Stadium, how to buy tickets safely, travel and where to stay: the complete Oasis Manchester 2027 briefing, updated as news breaks.

By Oasis Manchester 2027 editorial teamPublished

Oasis Manchester 2027 at the Etihad Stadium

Manchester is the heart of the 2027 tour: eleven nights at the Etihad Stadium between 4 and 26 June, more than any other city on the run. This guide covers everything for Oasis Manchester 2027, from which dates fall on a weekend and how to get Oasis Etihad tickets safely, to the tram out to Eastlands and where to stay when the whole city is booked up.

Here is what is confirmed so far, and what is still to come. We update this article whenever anything changes.

Every Oasis Manchester 2027 date

All 11 shows are at the Etihad Stadium, Etihad Campus, Ashton New Road, Manchester M11 3FF.

Gate times, stage times and support acts have not been announced yet. They usually arrive in show week, and each date’s page will be updated the moment they do.

Getting tickets without getting burned

Tickets are sold by the official sellers announced by Oasis and the promoter. Prices, sale times and resale rules are confirmed on the official site, and we update this guide whenever they change. Our full tickets guide goes deeper, but these are the rules that matter most:

  • Buy only from the sellers linked on the official Oasis website and their face-value resale service.
  • With eleven dates, midweek shows such as Tuesday 8 June and Tuesday 15 June are often the easiest to get into.
  • Tickets are normally delivered to a mobile app close to the show. Screenshots and PDFs from strangers are a red flag.
  • Avoid ‘spare ticket’ offers on social media and unregulated resale sites; they are the most common source of fakes.

The venue and the trip

The Etihad Stadium is the home of Manchester City in Eastlands, east Manchester. Built for the 2002 Commonwealth Games and since expanded, it hosts the biggest stadium concerts in the city, with a standing pitch in front of the stage and three tiers of seating around it.

The simplest route to the Etihad Stadium is the Metrolink tram to Etihad Campus, around 10 minutes from Piccadilly, or a 30 to 35 minute walk from the city centre along Ashton New Road. Parking near the stadium is limited and must usually be booked in advance. The travel guide covers every route, including how to get home after the encore.

Rooms will go quickly once fans start planning. The areas that work best:

  • Northern Quarter (about 2.5 km): Independent bars, record shops and late-night food, with an easy walk or tram ride to the stadium.
  • Ancoats & New Islington (about 1.5 km): The closest central neighbourhood to the Etihad, full of apartments and some of the city’s best restaurants.
  • Piccadilly (about 3 km): Next to the main station and the tram to Etihad Campus, with a big choice of chain hotels.
  • Deansgate & Spinningfields (about 4 km): Smarter hotels and bars on the west side of the centre, a tram or taxi ride from the stadium.

Why Manchester matters

This is the band’s home city. Liam and Noel Gallagher grew up in Burnage in south Manchester, formed Oasis here in the early 1990s and remain lifelong Manchester City fans. In April 1996 they played two huge nights at Maine Road, City’s old ground, which became one of the defining shows of the Britpop era. The Etihad, City’s home since 2003, is the natural successor.

Follow the live blog on show days for updates from the queue to the encore.