Oasis Adds Three Gillette Stadium Shows to 2027 U.S. Leg of Reunion Tour, Giving Boston Fans a Rare Chance at Tickets for the Britpop Favorites

BOSTON, MA — Oasis is bringing its reunion momentum back to the United States with six concerts on the newly announced Oasis Live ’27 tour, and three of those shows are headed to Gillette Stadium. The band will play in Foxborough on Aug. 10, 13 and 14, 2027, giving Boston-area fans an unusually dense run of dates from one of Britpop’s most recognizable names.

The announcement arrives amid the kind of demand that has followed Oasis since the reunion and tour news reignited interest in the band. According to Live Nation, ticket registration is already open, and fans have only a limited window to get in before sales move forward.

Three Foxborough dates make Boston the center of the U.S. run

For American fans, the most striking part of the itinerary is how heavily it leans on one market. Rather than spreading the U.S. leg across a long list of cities, Oasis is devoting half of its American dates to Gillette Stadium.

That means local listeners who missed out on past chances to see the band will have multiple nights to try for seats. The Foxborough shows are set before Oasis heads west to Las Vegas for a final U.S. date at Allegiant Stadium the following week.

The timing also underlines how selective the North American routing is. With only six concerts in the United States, each stop carries extra weight for fans who have followed the reunion closely and want a realistic shot at attending.

Ticket registration ends Thursday at 11 a.m. ET

Fans hoping to buy tickets need to act quickly. Preregistration at oasisinet.com ends this Thursday at 11 a.m. ET, leaving a narrow window before the next stage of sales.

Live Nation said ticket prices for the tour will range from $122.65 to $541.05. That pricing puts the shows in familiar stadium-tour territory, where lower-priced seats may disappear quickly once demand spikes and the remaining inventory shifts upward.

The limited registration period is part of what is likely to fuel competition around the Boston dates. With three nights at the same venue, the odds improve slightly for fans, but the combination of reunion buzz and a short signup deadline still suggests a fast-moving sale.

A tour built around the U.K., Ireland and Western Europe

While the U.S. shows will attract most of the American attention, they are only a small portion of the full run. The Oasis Live ’27 tour includes 32 other dates across the U.K., Ireland and Western Europe.

Manchester, the band’s hometown, is among the stops, which gives the tour a clear homecoming feel in addition to its international scope. That broader itinerary helps explain why the American leg is so compact: the band is pairing a limited U.S. stretch with a much larger overseas schedule.

For fans, that structure adds to the sense that these shows are special events rather than a long North American swing. Each appearance feels like part of a carefully built, highly anticipated reunion chapter.

Why the reunion has stirred so much attention

Oasis’ return has created major excitement in the music world, in part because the band’s name still carries outsized weight among listeners who came up with its biggest era and newer fans discovering the catalog later. Any reunion tends to draw attention, but Oasis has been singled out by the scale of the response around its comeback.

That reaction is what makes the 2027 dates newsworthy beyond a standard tour announcement. The band is not simply adding shows to a normal road schedule; it is continuing a reunion story that already generated a frenzy and now has a clearer path to U.S. stadium crowds.

For Boston fans, the prospect is especially notable because the band is not visiting just once. Three performances at Gillette Stadium give the area a central role in the American chapter of the tour.

What fans should know before the Boston sale window closes

Anyone planning to try for tickets should have the registration process finished before Thursday’s 11 a.m. ET cutoff. That step is essential, since preregistration is being used to manage demand before seats go on sale.

The combination of stadium capacity, multiple Foxborough dates and a reunited band with a passionate following means the Boston leg is likely to be among the most sought-after parts of the U.S. itinerary. Fans looking for the best odds may want to be ready as soon as the sale process advances.

Beyond New England, the only other American stop currently on the books is Las Vegas. That makes Gillette Stadium the clear anchor for Oasis’ 2027 U.S. visit and the place most likely to define the band’s return for many American fans.

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