Oasis Amsterdam 2027 Concerts: Johan Cruijff ArenA Tour Dates & Resale Availability

Oasis play two nights at the Johan Cruijff ArenA on 16 and 17 July 2027. The Friday show and the Saturday show form the only Netherlands stop on Live ‘27. Both nights sold out, so Ticketmaster official resale at face value offers the only safe route in.

For context, Amsterdam sits between Barcelona and Paris on the mainland Europe leg. The ArenA holds about 54,000 fans in the end-stage layout for these concerts. Fans can reach the ground in about 15 minutes from Centraal or Schiphol.

On the ground, the ArenA anchors an events quarter in Zuidoost with the Ziggo Dome and AFAS Live beside it. The building opened in 1996, and AFC Ajax has played home matches there since that first season. Fans will feel a real matchday buzz around the shared plaza long before doors open.

When do Oasis play Amsterdam in 2027?

Oasis play Amsterdam on Friday 16 July and Saturday 17 July 2027. Promoters list Richard Ashcroft as support on both nights at the ArenA. The band plays Barcelona on 10 and 11 July, five days before the first Amsterdam show.

Meanwhile, Paris follows three days after the second Amsterdam night, on 20 and 23 July. Fans can track the full 42-show run on the Oasis tour 2027 homepage. No Amsterdam date has moved since promoters announced the tour.

Can you still get Oasis Amsterdam tickets?

No primary tickets remain for either night at the ArenA. Ticketmaster runs the official resale for the tour, and promoters sell returned tickets at face value. Twickets runs a UK-only service, so Dutch buyers cannot use that route.

That said, Dutch law protects buyers far less than UK law here. The Authority for Consumers and Markets confirms that Dutch rules ban no resale and cap no price. Fans therefore face steep prices and fake tickets on general secondary sites.

Fans should start with the resale tickets guide before they spend any money. The ticket scams page lists the warning signs that expose a fake listing. Fans should treat social media sellers and screenshot tickets as a serious risk.

For buyers, Ticketmaster Netherlands states that each event organiser sets the resale price rules for its own event. Fans should read the price terms inside the Ticketmaster listing before they pay any seller. Fans lose money fast when they pay a stranger by bank transfer outside the platform.

What time do Oasis come on stage in Amsterdam?

No promoter has confirmed stage times for the Amsterdam shows yet. The ArenA will publish doors and running times nearer July 2027 on its event pages. Fans must plan around the Live ‘25 pattern until the ArenA confirms real times.

On the practical side, Live ‘25 placed Oasis on stage at about 8.15pm most nights. Support acts played earlier in the evening and finished well before the headline set. The stage times page will carry confirmed Amsterdam times once promoters release them.

Fans can follow likely songs and running order changes on the Live ‘27 setlist page. Promoters list Richard Ashcroft as support, and fans should expect an early evening support slot.

Promoters have confirmed no doors times either, and the ArenA will publish full timings nearer each show. Fans with standing tickets should still arrive early, because pitch entry rewards the first fans through security. Fans with seats can time their arrival closer to the support slot.

How do you get to the Johan Cruijff ArenA?

Bijlmer ArenA station serves the stadium directly in Amsterdam Zuidoost. Nederlandse Spoorwegen runs direct trains from Amsterdam Centraal, and the ride takes about 15 minutes. GVB metro line 54 covers the same route in about 16 minutes.

In practice, metro line 50 also stops at Bijlmer ArenA for fans crossing the city. Direct trains link Schiphol Airport with Bijlmer ArenA in about 15 minutes, with no change. The station exit leaves fans about five minutes on foot from the gates.

The Johan Cruijff ArenA guide covers gates, bags, the roof and exits in full. Our Oasis travel guide covers flights, Schiphol transfers and entry rules for visiting fans.

After each show, trains and metros leave Bijlmer ArenA toward Centraal and toward Schiphol. Fans should expect queues on the station concourse and should let the first departures fill before boarding. Nobody has published last train times for July 2027, so fans should check the NS and GVB planners that week.

Where should you stay in Amsterdam?

Most fans stay in central Amsterdam and ride the train out to Zuidoost. Hotels near Amsterdam Centraal suit fans who want a direct train on both nights. Hotels in Zuidoost suit fans who want a short walk after each show.

By contrast, the canal ring and the Jordaan put cafes and bars on your doorstep. Fans in the centre still reach Centraal fast on foot or by tram. The centre also gives fans far more choice for food before the shows.

On the weather front, mid-July brings average highs around 22C and lows around 14C. Sunset falls near 21:50, so daylight lasts well into the evening in Amsterdam. The Netherlands uses the euro, and contactless cards work across the city.

Fans with a free afternoon can visit Paradiso in the centre, where Oasis played in November 1994. The venue still hosts gigs on most nights and sits a short walk from Leidseplein. Fans can also tour the ArenA itself on non-show days through the official stadium tours.

When did Oasis last play Amsterdam?

Oasis last played Amsterdam in January 2009 at the Heineken Music Hall. The band had played the same hall on 2 November 2005 on the Don’t Believe the Truth tour. Fans now know that hall as AFAS Live, and it stands minutes from the ArenA.

Earlier still, Oasis played Paradiso on 25 November 1994 on the Definitely Maybe tour. That small club show opened a Dutch run that stayed in halls for 15 years. The Oasis split in 2009 page explains how the band broke up that August.

The 2027 ArenA shows give Oasis the biggest room in the Netherlands at last. Fans have waited 18 years for a Dutch show since that January 2009 night. Amsterdam finally gets a stadium show instead of another hall date.

The step up in scale also marks a first for the band in the Netherlands. Every earlier Dutch Oasis show filled a club or a hall, and the band never played a Dutch stadium. Dutch fans now get two stadium nights in one weekend, 18 years after the last visit.