Three Days, Three Teasers (and Many Questions)
Within just three days in early September 2026, Oasis posted three short videos on social media, each packed with clues that fans have been racing to decode. The first video, released September 3, shows two boys sitting in a Scottish fish and chips shop while the music video for "Little By Little" plays in the background. Scottish details abound: Irn-Bru soft drink, mention of a deep-fried Mars bar, and an appearance by Scottish actor Robert Carlyle in the playing clip.
But fans focused primarily on numbers appearing in the shop, an unusual price of £55.84 and a radio frequency of 9892. According to interpretations circulating among fans, combining these numbers may point to the coordinates of Celtic Park in Glasgow. The stadium, which holds approximately 60,000 spectators, is believed to potentially host the tour's opening.
Manchester: Oasis's Home
The second video, posted the following day, centered on clues connected to Manchester City. Two children are seen playing football, with the word "GOALS" appearing on a wall alongside 11 tally marks. One child wears an Umbro-style shirt associated with Liam Gallagher's performances during the Maine Road era, and Manchester City's "Blue Moon" motif is woven into the video.
The hints align with reports that Oasis may hold a series of concerts at Etihad Stadium, home ground of Manchester City, the Gallagher brothers' beloved football club. An Oasis shirt from Knebworth can also be spotted in the background, a detail interpreted as a hint toward another destination on the possible tour. "A long series of shows in Manchester could increase ticket availability compared to a single night, but demand for a city so closely identified with the band is expected to remain high," Kogel explained.
Knebworth or Munich? The Third Teaser Confuses
The third video, released September 5, sparked greater debate. While many fans expected the new teaser to finally confirm shows at Knebworth, rumored for months, the video actually strengthened a different theory: Munich. The car featured has a left-hand steering wheel and may be a Volkswagen Golf, the radio plays a broadcast in German, and fans believe the soundtrack incorporates the opening of "Be Here Now" from the band's November 1997 Munich performance.
The scuffle between two young people in the video may also reference a 2002 incident in which Liam Gallagher lost two teeth during an altercation in Munich. The accumulation of these details left fans confused: does the field still symbolize a historic return to Knebworth, or is the band actually targeting a show in Germany?
The Leaked Schedule: 23 Nights in Britain
According to a leaked concert schedule reported by British newspaper The Sun, Oasis is considering an extensive tour during summer 2027. The schedule includes five shows at Celtic Park in Glasgow during May, up to 12 shows at Etihad Stadium in Manchester during June, performances in Paris, Munich, Milan and Rome during July, five shows at Slane Castle in Ireland during August, and six shows at Knebworth during September.
Glasgow, Manchester and Knebworth together total 23 shows in Britain — a number that also appears in other reports. However, the schedule is not official and may be subject to changes. Noel Gallagher also contributed to speculation when he noted on radio that next summer will not feature a major football tournament, so the band could "do summer in the summer."
Perfect Timing: The Reunion Film and Venice Festival
The teasers were released the same week Liam and Noel Gallagher arrived at the Venice Film Festival for the premiere of their reunion documentary "Don't Look Back In Anger." The film, documenting the Oasis Live '25 tour, reached cinemas on September 9. The connection between the new film, the teasers, and reports of available stadiums reinforces the assessment that the band is laying groundwork for the next chapter of their reunion.
Meanwhile, an update to the band's Ticketmaster page changing the text to "2026/2027" strengthens the assessment that an announcement of a new world tour may arrive during September.
Expected Demand: High Prices and Tough Competition
If the reported schedule is confirmed, demand is expected to focus particularly on Manchester and Knebworth. For the Oasis Live '25 tour, official ticket prices started around $99 - while tickets in sought-after categories and on the secondary market reached in some cases more than $540.
"A large number of shows doesn't guarantee it will be easy to get tickets," Kogel clarified. "In Oasis's case, each city has different significance: Manchester is home, Knebworth is history, and Glasgow may be the opening point. Therefore, gaps in demand and prices are expected between cities, dates and seating categories. It's important to wait for the official announcement before making a booking."
As of September 6, 2026, Oasis has not confirmed the discussed performances.
