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Oasis 2027 teaser clips: What the Manchester band are hinting about their dates so far...
13 September 2026, 11:35 | Updated: 13 September 2026, 11:40
The internet has been buzzing with speculation that the Manchester legends will return for more reunion shows next year, including a whopping 12 dates at the Etihad. Here's what's been reported so far...
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Oasis Mania swept the globe last year when the Britpop band reunited for the first time since 2009 and embarked on their epic Live '25 dates.
Now, the Britpop legends - led by brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher - look set to do it all over again next year, with shows being teased across their socials every day at 4pm since last Thursday (3rd September).
The teasers still seem to be coming thick and fast, which hint strongly at shows everywhere from Glasgow to Amsterdam.
So what teasers has Oasis shared so far and what location does it appear they are alluding to?
Radio X lists them all so far...
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1. Celtic Park, Glasgow, UK
The first teaser from the band, which dropped last Thursday (3rd September), was the most cryptic of them all. But eagle-eyed fans noted that the posters featured the latitude and longitude of Celtic Park in Glasgow.
Elsewhere in the video, Little By Little is playing, which features Glasgow actor Robert Carlyle, plus famously Scottish fizzy drink Irn-Bru stocked in the fridge and one of the boys reaching for what looks like Mars bar to be battered.
2. Etihad Stadium, Manchester, UK
It didn't take fans very long to draw the conclusion that Oasis were playing 12 dates at the Man City homeground in this video, which sees sees two boys playing football against what looks like typical red-bricked home in Manchester.
One lad kicks a football in a pale blue shell suit jacket, while the other draws up a tally of goals on the wall. Just as the boy writes 11 in white chalk, his pal scores another goal. The light blue crescent moon drawn above the window just over the wall also pays reference to the band's Man City and their anthem Blue Moon.
3. Munich, Germany
The clip, which was posted Saturday evening (5th September) and depicts a group of youths in and around a car parked in a field. The car is left hand drive and could be a Volkswagen Golf and the radio is playing a German language commentary. The audio also features the intro the Be Here Now at the band's Munich show in November 1997 and the two lads are fighting, which some suggest is a reference to Liam Gallagher getting his teeth knocked out in Munich in 2002
4. Barcelona, Spain
Sunday's teaser saw a guitarist in a dimly-lit bar play snippets of Don't Look Back In Anger as a poster of famous painter and sculptor Joan Miró is fixed on the back wall.
5. Amsterdam, the Netherlands
This short but sweet teaser sees two revellers running away from the police, while set against the backdrop of shipping containers. The sound of seagulls and a ship's horn only adds to speculation that band are making reference to their infamous 1994 brawl on a ferry headed to Amsterdam.
6. Paris, France
Another seemingly simple clip sees a man stood outside a French food market. The sound of the Parisian sirens can be heard in the background and french words can be spotted on a red awning. The man eating outside the market throws food at a car and proceeds to spit at the ground, leading fans to speculate he could be hinting to disappointment of the band failing to play their show at Rock en Seine in 2009, where Noel left the band just before they took to the stage.
7. Rome, Italy
Two figures ride a classic vespa on a traditional cobbled neighbourhood street as one dons a helmet with il Tricolore. It doesn't get much more Italian than this... A fan also wrote in the comments "Trastevere," which is a historic neighborhood in Rome located just west of the Tiber River.
8. Boston, United States
The latest teaser depicts a trip to the barbers and fans have speculated that Oasis could be set for a date at Boston's Gillette Stadium. Some of the evidence does seem to support this. A man in the video dressed in preppy, 50s style college wear could be a nod to the city's concentration of universities. Gillette appears on a vintage poster in the background. Also mentioned is a boxing fight with the name Brady, which could be a reference to Tom Brady—a former quarterback for the New England Patriots. A statue of the esteemed athlete is even situated at the north end of Gillette Stadium.
Also in the vid: The man reads 'The Hindu Times' newspaper, and shows the sports section at the back, while the front page shows a '1995 Supernova Special Report'. The calendar reads Saturday 11th March and the time is 10:38. There's a poster advertising 'Sawmills' cigarettes, which could be a nod to the band's sessions in the Cornwall studios. It's safe to say there may be a few red herrings in this one, but fans still seem to have their heart set on Boston overall.
9. Las Vegas
The teaser clip sees a pick up truck which has a California licence plate and spells Sin City backwards. The Noel-Gallagher sung Oasis track Talk Tonight plays on the radio and the signs 'Hit Me For Slots' and ‘Roll With It' can be seen on bumper sticker on the back of cars.
A fan from the Oasis fan club also writes in the comments: "The location is Corner Cottage in 310 S Victory Blvd, BURBANK, California Talk Tonight was written in San Francisco/Las Vegas"
10. Slane Castle, Ireland
Perhaps one of the most on the nose teasers of them all, this teaser sees the recreation of the epic Jill Furmanovsky photo of Liam Gallagher standing on the Irish stage back in 1995.
What could be still to come?
Knebworth?
It's been strongly reported that Oasis are on the cusp of announcing Knebworth dates for next summer.
If they do announce dates at the Hertfordshire grounds, it would mark the brothers' live return since their iconic pair of dates there in August 1996.
Liam Gallagher, of course, played two dates there as a solo artist on the 4th and 5th June 2022, which took place across a special bank holiday weekend for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
According to reports, SJM concerts have alsldo secured the licence from North Hertfordshire Council, allowing them to plan and host events that run up to 3am at the historic grounds for up to 125,00 people.
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Meanwhile, Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger was released in UK cinemas this week.
The UK premiere for the film took place at London's Leicester Square this Monday (7th September) and celebrities stepped on black carpet to celebrate it.
Brothers Noel and Liam and band members Bonehead, Gem Archer and Andy Bell were in attendance, and while there was a somewhat of a rush to get into the cinema to experience the film on IMAX, one of the Gallagher brothers had time for a short-but-sweet interaction for us.
Asked by Radio X's Dan O'Connell to sum up the documentary in one word, the Manchester rocker quipped: "Expensive."
Watch our micro-moment with the Oasis guitarist and chief songwriter below:
Watch the official trailer for Don't Look Back In Anger below:
Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger | Official Trailer | In Theaters September 11
