Oasis Live ’27 setlist: What songs fans demand
The legendary reunion of Oasis is back on the road, and the excitement is bubbling over, leading fans to dream about what the next chapter of the band’s story will look like. Following the announcement of new tour dates, the anticipation for the upcoming run has reached fever pitch.
Reports have long suggested that the Gallaghers would return to the stage in 2027, with Manchester and Knebworth already floating around as potential destinations. This renewed buzz has been amplified by the release of the documentary Don’t Look Back In Anger, which provided a reflection on their history and the enduring bond between the brothers.
The official announcement kicked off a massive continental journey, with 38 shows lined up across Scotland, England, Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, France, Italy, the US, and Ireland. The band’s statement was pure energy, declaring, “START THE CELEBRATIONS!!!!” while playfully mocking the recent commentary surrounding their previous tour.
The Live ’27 tour is set to be a mammoth undertaking, starting with five nights at Glasgow’s Celtic Park before heading to the massive venues like The Etihad and embarking on a European trek through cities including Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Rome, and Paris—the very city where the brothers famously split in 2009.
The tour will conclude back home with a powerful finish at Slane Castle and four nights at Knebworth. Throughout the journey, the band will be supported by Richard Ashcroft, who joined them on their Live ’25 dates, ensuring the familiar rock energy remains central to the experience.
Fans are already deep into the speculation, crafting their ideal setlists for the 2027 run. While classics like Columbia are certainly on the radar, many are hoping for a mix of iconic anthems and those beloved B-sides and rarities, such as Stop Crying Your Heart Out and She’s Electric.
Teaser videos released ahead of the announcement, featuring tracks like Lyla and Shock Of The Lightning, have fueled the debate about which songs deserve a place in the future repertoire.
The cultural spotlight also turned to the possibility of a Glastonbury appearance in 2027. While some fans hoped for a return to Worthy Farm, the Gallagher brothers have drawn a firm line, citing concerns over the atmosphere and the imagery surrounding the festival. Liam Gallagher, known for his outspoken nature, has firmly dismissed the idea, reflecting a clear boundary drawn around their current creative landscape.
Regardless of the specific setlist or festival plans, the ongoing narrative surrounding Oasis remains a vibrant one—a blend of nostalgic anthems, celebrated history, and a shared hope for the music to continue lifting spirits across the continent.
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