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Oasis Tease 2027 Tour with Drone Display
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In Short: Oasis have hinted at their upcoming 2027 tour with a drone show over Manchester’s Etihad Stadium, set to announce dates on September 14.
Oasis have hinted at their upcoming 2027 tour with a drone show over Manchester’s Etihad Stadium, set to announce dates on September 14. The display, which featured the band’s logo and the date 14.09.26, was part of a series of cryptic teasers that have been dropping hints about tour venues on social media.
The band, who reunited for the first time since 2009 for the successful Live '25 tour, have been sharing references to potential tour locations in their recent social media posts. According to reports, the tour will see them perform across the UK and Ireland at venues including Celtic Park in Glasgow, the Etihad Stadium in Manchester, Knebworth in Hertfordshire, and Slane Castle in Ireland.
The project, written by Peaky Blinders' creator Steven Knight, is part concert film and part documentary, following the band on the reunion tour that began in Cardiff in July 2025. The announcement comes after the release of the new documentary film 'Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger', which was released on Wednesday.
‘We were very conscious that we didn’t want to be the people that messed up the Oasis reunion,’ said a band member, emphasizing the careful planning behind the announcement process. Fans have been eagerly anticipating the official news, with each teaser bringing them one step closer to the 2027 tour.
What's confirmed
- Oasis have hinted at their upcoming 2027 tour with a drone show over Manchester’s Etihad Stadium, set to announce dates on September 14. The display, which featured the band’s logo and the date 14.09.26, was part of a series of cryptic teasers that have been dropping hints about tour venues on social media.
- The band, who reunited for the first time since 2009 for the successful Live '25 tour, have been sharing references to potential tour locations in their recent social media posts. According to reports, the tour will see them perform across the UK and Ireland at venues including Celtic Park in Glasgow, the Etihad Stadium in Manchester, Knebworth in Hertfordshire, and Slane Castle in Ireland.
- The project, written by Peaky Blinders' creator Steven Knight, is part concert film and part documentary, following the band on the reunion tour that began in Cardiff in July 2025. The announcement comes after the release of the new documentary film 'Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger', which was released on Wednesday.
- ‘We were very conscious that we didn’t want to be the people that messed up the Oasis reunion,’ said a band member, emphasizing the careful planning behind the announcement process. Fans have been eagerly anticipating the official news, with each teaser bringing them one step closer to the 2027 tour.
What's still developing
- The band uploaded footage of the stunt on their Instagram account on Friday morning (Sept. 11), which shows a formation of drone lights that created the band’s iconic logo, before showing the time and date of a forthcoming announcement due on Sept. 14 at 4 p.m.
- Each has featured references to the tour’s rumored locations, with fans seemingly identifying the locations through easter eggs in the clips: Glasgow, Scotland; Manchester, England; Munich, Germany; Barcelona, Spain; Amsterdam, Netherlands; Paris, France; Rome, Italy; and Boston, Mass.
- Last night (September 10th), a drone display lit up the sky in Manchester above the Etihad Stadium, the home of their beloved Manchester City, a venue they are rumoured to play 12 shows at next summer.
- Earlier this week, in a new interview with Far Out, Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, who wrote and produced the new Oasis documentary, reflected on his experience working closely with the famous Britpop brothers, whom he interviewed as part of the process.
- Oasis have been releasing clues connected to a number of cities in recent days, with Glasgow among those heavily discussed.
- After weeks and months of teasing, Oasis have finally confirmed their 2027 tour announcement is just a matter of days away.
- Per the Manchester Evening News, the display of drones was 120 metres long and first emerged at the Joie Stadium, which is where Manchester City Women play, before rising above the Etihad.