Oasis Sparks Frenzy With Dazzling Lightshow—But What Are They Really Planning for 2027?
Is there anything more British than a legendary band lighting up Manchester’s night sky with a 120-meter-long tease for an event almost everyone has spent a decade wishing for? Well, maybe the Queen having tea with Paddington Bear—but for diehard music lovers, this comes dangerously close. Honestly, the moment I read about Oasis officially igniting the rumor mill for their 2027 tour with a jaw-dropping light show (seriously, who needs subtlety when you can blind half of Manchester with your name?), I had to ask myself: are tickets to this tour going to be harder to score than a full English at 2am after a night out? The anticipation’s made my heart do small somersaults, and I suspect I’m not alone here. Whether it’s Manchester residency whispers or feverish speculation about Glasgow’s Celtic Park, the only thing louder than the clamoring fans is the sound of my own keyboard clattering as I obsessively refresh for updates—because if this is the start, what on earth will the encore look like? LEARN MORE.

Oasis Tour 2027 is one of the most eagerly awaited music events so far – and now the band has announced it’s officially on.
Through the medium of a massive light display hovering over the Etihad Stadium in their home city of Manchester, the band lit up the skies at 11pm.
Fans were left stunned by the unexpected lightshow, which spanned the length of a football pitch at 120 metres. Bystanders stood in awe and motorists stopped their vehicles to take in the incredible sight, which lasted for ten minutes.
Oasis have been building up expectation to the tickets going live for their tour next year, with multiple rumours admittance can be snapped up – only for these hopes to have been dashed so far.
However, there is more than a clue as to when music-lovers can expect to get their hands on tickets.
As part of the display “Oasis” appeared.
This was followed by “14.09.25” and “4pm BST”
With the Etihad Stadium being picked for the display, it seems probable that this venue will be part of the tour, if not the opening night.
There has been speculation the brothers have been planning a massive residency in Manchester as part of their 2027 plans – and this lightshow could signal the rumours have some credence.
However, teasers released by the band have also hinted at a huge role for Glasgow, with the Celtic Park site being touted as the likely choice.
The timing of the announcement coincided with thousands of music fans pouring out of the nearby Co-Op Live area, reports the Manchester Evening News.
This is a breaking story – more details to follow.















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