Oasis Attendance Records: The Biggest Crowds the Band Has Drawn
The biggest crowds in Oasis history, from Knebworth 1996 to the reunion tours, and how the Live '27 run compares across 42 stadium shows.
Oasis have always been a band measured in crowd sizes, and their attendance records are among the most striking in British music. This page collects the biggest, from the nineties peak to the reunion; the all-time commercial feats sit on the tour records page.
The benchmark is Knebworth 1996: two nights of around 125,000 people each, roughly a quarter of a million over the weekend, with reported ticket demand of more than two million, a figure often cited as representing around one in twenty-four people in the country trying to attend. No single Oasis event has topped that symbolic moment.
By cumulative scale, though, the reunion is rewriting the numbers. Live ‘25 sold around 2.2 million tickets, and Live ‘27 is bigger: 42 stadium shows across 11 cities in venues holding roughly 55,000 to 125,000 each, pointing to a total audience of several million, likely the most-attended chapter in the band’s history. For the venue capacities behind those totals, see each city page and its venue guide.