Oasis codes now point to six Knebworth dates in 2027, after the band added more shows to the reunion tour. The run keeps the focus on Hertfordshire, not Wembley, and gives Londoners a nearer option than Glasgow or Manchester.
Six dates in Knebworth 2027 triple Oasis’s 1996 run there, when the band headlined two days of music and 125,000 people attended each night. Richard Ashcroft is on support, while Great British Railways will run late-night trains to London King’s Cross until 1.30am each night.
Knebworth in September 2027
September 2027 is the target window for the return, and the scale of the booking is the story. The venue is adding a camping village for the first time, along with grandstand hospitality seating and its biggest accessible viewing platform ever.
Those additions turn the date expansion into a logistics exercise as much as a ticket scramble. The setup gives the site more capacity and more ways to spread demand across the field, the grandstand and the overnight stay.
London in the mix
Last Thursday September 17, the registration deadline passed for the new dates, so the window to get in early has already narrowed. London is not getting Oasis tour dates this time around, despite the band having played seven shows in northwest London in summer 2025, which leaves Knebworth as the nearest major draw for many city fans.
For Londoners and Oasis fans, the practical move is simple: watch the staggered ticket sale times, plan for the late train back to London King’s Cross, and treat the camping village as part of the ticket decision rather than an afterthought. The six-date Knebworth run is bigger than the 1996 booking and built to absorb far more people, which is exactly why it now looks like the main destination on the tour.
