Oasis Boston 2027 Concerts: Gillette Stadium Tour Dates & Resale Availability

Oasis open the North American leg of Live ‘27 with three nights at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, on August 10, 13 and 14, 2027. Richard Ashcroft supports all three nights, and the stand marks the band’s first Boston-area shows in 22 years. Two United States cities host the whole American leg, and Foxborough takes the eastern half of that run.

Gillette Stadium sits about 22 miles (35 km) southwest of downtown Boston, far outside walking range of the city. Most fans therefore ride down from Boston or Providence on the day. Others base themselves beside the stadium at Patriot Place and skip the commute entirely.

Demand for these nights reaches far beyond New England. British and European fans target Boston as the easiest American entry point on the run. The full run of 42 dates sits on the Oasis tour 2027 homepage.

How do the three Boston dates fall?

The dates run Tuesday August 10, Friday August 13 and Saturday August 14. A two-day gap separates the Tuesday opener from the weekend pair. The weekend pair carries the strongest demand, while Tuesday offers the calmest route into the building.

For context, Boston is the eighth stop on an 11-city tour. Rome hosts the previous stop, and Las Vegas follows six days after the Saturday show. Fans can compare both American stands side by side on the Oasis USA tour page.

A three-night stand also shapes what fans can expect on stage. Live ‘25 showed the band holding a stable stadium setlist across most stands. Fans chasing variety should expect polish and small changes, not a different show each night.

Can you still get tickets for Oasis in Boston?

No general tickets remain for any of the three nights. All three dates sold out in the 2026 sale, and the promoter lists no further general release. Ticketmaster runs the only official resale channel for these shows, and returned seats surface there gradually.

The band warn fans that tickets resold above face value on unofficial platforms can lose validity. Ticketmaster therefore stays the single safe route, even when other listings look cheaper at first glance. Our resale tickets guide explains how the official resale system works in practice.

That said, a sold-out stadium stand draws counterfeiters every single time. Five minutes with the ticket scams guide helps fans spot fake listings before money moves. A screenshot of a ticket proves nothing at the gate, and a barcode means even less.

Patient fans give themselves one more edge on resale. Returned seats often appear in small batches rather than one clean drop. Fans who check the official listing across several days catch returns that one visit misses.

For resale hunters, flexibility beats speed across a three-night stand. The Tuesday opener returns to the official listing more often than the weekend pair. Fans who can attend any of the three nights hold the strongest hand.

What time do Oasis come on stage at Gillette Stadium?

The promoter has not confirmed doors or stage times for the Foxborough shows yet. Nobody outside the production knows the running order today, and fans should treat precise times online as guesses. The stage times page tracks confirmed times across the whole tour.

Live ‘25 still gives fans a working pattern for the evening. Richard Ashcroft played early evening support slots throughout that run. Oasis then walked on at about 8:15 p.m. local time on most nights.

Sunset adds one useful clue for these August dates. Mid-August sunset near Boston falls at about 7:50 p.m., so a headline set near 8:15 p.m. plays almost fully after dark. Each night’s songs land on the Live ‘27 setlist tracker once the show ends.

How do you get to Gillette Stadium and back?

Most fans without a car take the train. The MBTA runs special event trains from South Station for select Gillette Stadium concerts, stopping at Back Bay and Dedham Corporate Center. The Gillette Stadium guide covers gates, bags and parking in full.

In recent seasons, that round trip cost a flat $20, sold only in the mTicket app. Regular Commuter Rail passes never covered these event trains, and the MBTA confirms each concert service closer to the date. Trains reached Foxborough 60 to 90 minutes before showtime and left 30 minutes after the final song.

Fans should still build the night backwards from that return train. A seat near an aisle shortens the walk to Foxboro Station after the encore. Missing the event train leaves rideshare queues and Route 1 traffic as the fallback.

Meanwhile, drivers face a slow exit instead of a timetable. The stadium lots open four hours before the show and spread around Patriot Place. Cars drain slowly after a sell-out, so patient fans budget an extra hour for Route 1.

Route 1 carries nearly the whole driving load in both directions. Fans driving in from across New England should fuel up and eat before the final stretch. The road slows to a crawl for the last miles before the lots.

On the practical side, Providence offers a second rail route for some events. Event trains from Providence stop at Pawtucket/Central Falls, Attleboro and Mansfield before Foxboro Station. The regular Franklin/Foxboro Line also serves Foxboro on weekdays, though its last train can leave before a concert ends.

Where should you stay for the Boston shows?

Patriot Place suits fans who want the shortest walk on the night. Its hotels sit beside the stadium, minutes from the gates and the parking lots. The trade-off is a quiet base with little to do once the show ends.

By contrast, Boston suits fans who want a real city around the concerts. Back Bay and the North End put restaurants, sights and hotels on the doorstep. South Station then puts the event train within easy reach on show day.

August weather runs warm and humid under both plans. Average highs reach about 80F (27C), and average lows sit near 65F (18C), so a light layer covers the trip home. Our Oasis travel guide covers airports and ESTA rules for overseas fans.

Further south, Providence also works as a base for fans flying into T. F. Green. The city sits south of Foxborough, on the event-train route for selected shows. Hotel prices there often undercut Boston on big event weekends.

What is the Oasis history in Boston?

Boston has hosted Oasis only twice before, and never at stadium scale. The band first played the city at the Avalon club in 1995, on the Definitely Maybe run. That room held a fraction of the crowd Gillette Stadium takes on one night.

The reunion run of 2025 then skipped New England entirely. Fans in the region watched the comeback happen everywhere except at home. That absence explains much of the local demand behind these three nights.

A decade on, the last visit came in the summer of 2005. Oasis sold out the Tweeter Center in Mansfield on the Don’t Believe the Truth tour, at a shed that now trades as the Xfinity Center. Gillette therefore ends a 22-year wait and gives New England its first Oasis stadium show.

The region has waited since 2005 for a night on this scale.