Will Oasis Announce Additional Shows?

August 13, 20253 min read

Oasis’ reunion shows have been nothing short of spectacular, featuring unforgettable performances and a setlist packed with songs the band hasn’t played in years. Remarkably, after years of discord, the Gallagher brothers even shared a moment on stage holding hands.

This October, the band is scheduled to perform in South Korea, Japan, and Australia, with additional shows planned in Argentina, Chile, and Brazil later in November.

Unfortunately, tickets for these concerts vanished almost instantly, leading many to wonder if Oasis will schedule more dates.

Are More Shows on the Horizon for Oasis?

According to a source speaking to The Sun, the brothers are receiving numerous requests to add more performances.

“If fans think Oasis is busy now, they should see all the offers their teams are receiving behind the scenes,” the insider shared.

Major festivals in the U.S., such as Coachella, are eager to have Oasis headline next year, along with prominent European events like Benicassim. Moreover, there are numerous individuals and businesses interested in booking the band. The opportunities seem endless.

Despite the interest, no new shows have been confirmed. The source continued, “Currently, they are not accepting any bids; these offers are just piling up for future discussions. Oasis is focused on this tour, which has been a tremendous success.”

Decisions about future performances appear to be a long way off, but some offers are particularly enticing. Ultimately, it depends on whether Noel and Liam wish to extend this tour or if they feel satisfied with the experience. So far, they have relished every moment back on stage, and the excitement between them is palpable.

There’s also a possibility that Oasis might perform in Italy, as Alessandra Onorato, the city councillor for major events in Rome, confirmed discussions are underway to bring the band to the Italian capital. However, it remains uncertain whether a show will materialize. Onorato noted the complexities of organizing significant events in Rome, recalling the city’s history of “missed opportunities.”

Oasis last toured Italy in 2009, just months before the band split.

Here are the confirmed dates for their London performances: