Tickets for Oasis' 2027 reunion tour haven't even been sold yet, but fans are already planning the trips. New figures from online travel agency eDreams show massive spikes in flight searches to cities on the Oasis Live '27 itinerary, with Glasgow topping the list at a 2,400% year-on-year increase — roughly 25 times the usual search volume ahead of the tour's opening night at Celtic Park on 21 May.
The hometown effect is strong too: searches for Manchester, where the Gallagher brothers started out, jumped 846%. Elsewhere in Europe, Rome rose 659%, Barcelona 655%, Dublin 614%, Amsterdam 592% and Paris 279%. The transatlantic leg is drawing attention as well, with Las Vegas searches up 692% and Boston up 487%.
The tour spans the UK, Ireland, mainland Europe and the US, with stops including Slane Castle and Knebworth, where the run wraps up on 25 and 26 September. Due to phenomenal demand, extra dates have already been added at Knebworth (25–26 September), Rome (26 July) and Munich (6 July). Paris dates moved to 20 and 23 July because of railway engineering works near the venue on the original date — worth knowing if you were pencilling in a French stop.
Getting in won't be simple. Registration has closed, and successful applicants will receive unique, non-transferable codes for staggered sales between 25 and 27 September. There's no general sale and no other public presales, and a code doesn't guarantee a ticket. In other words, plenty of the people searching for flights to Glasgow or Rome may come away empty-handed — a gamble eDreams' chief travel officer Pablo Caspers summed up by noting fans now build entire trips around a single show, reshaping demand in cities well beyond the venue.
The numbers aren't bookings yet, but they point to a broader shift. Music tourism in the UK hit record levels in 2025, with UK Music estimating £10 billion in spending, and Oasis' first reunion tour was a major contributor. The same pattern shows up around Céline Dion and Shakira shows and Formula 1 races: big events are now a primary reason people book flights, often before they've secured entry.
If you're chasing an Oasis trip in 2027, timing matters. Book refundable rates and flexible fares while you wait on a ticket code, and consider visiting a tour city on a non-concert night — you'll get the atmosphere without the price surge. And if you miss out entirely, the host cities themselves are the consolation prize: Glasgow, Barcelona and Amsterdam are all solid city-break destinations in their own right.
