Oasis Knebworth 2027 Concerts: Knebworth Park Tour Dates & Resale Availability

Oasis finish Live ‘27 where their first run peaked: six nights at Knebworth Park in Hertfordshire. The dates fall across three September weekends in 2027. Sunday 26 September hosts the last show of the whole 42-date tour.

Every night sold out in the registration ballot. Official face-value resale is the only honest way in now. Knebworth carries more weight than any stop bar Manchester, because the band played two era-defining nights here in 1996.

When do the Knebworth nights fall?

Six dates run across three weekends: Saturday 11, Sunday 12, Saturday 18, Sunday 19, Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 September 2027. No midweek shows interrupt the pattern. Every night therefore carries peak weekend demand.

Knebworth sits last on the tour, after the two nights at Slane Castle in early September. Nothing follows it, and nothing here has moved. Every date in sequence sits on the Oasis tour 2027 homepage.

Meanwhile, three weekends also spread the travel load a little. Roads and trains face one surge per weekend, not six in a row. The campsite and coach plans below exist because of that scale.

Can you still get Oasis Knebworth tickets?

No general tickets remain for any of the six nights. The ballot cleared every show, and promoters plan no second batch. Standard prices for the tour were fixed at £71.50 to £266.60, fees included.

Ticketmaster and, in the UK, Twickets handle the official face-value resale. Listings surface as each date nears and holders drop out. Twickets holds UK resale to the original price plus the booking fee.

That said, a finale this size attracts the most fakes on the tour. The band have warned that tickets listed above face value elsewhere risk cancellation. Read our resale tickets guide before buying, and give the ticket scams guide five minutes first.

What time do Oasis come on at Knebworth?

Nobody has confirmed doors, support times or a curfew for Knebworth yet. The set clock was still blank in late October 2026. Fans must plan around the Live ‘25 pattern for now.

For context, Live ‘25 put support on in the early evening. Oasis took the stage near 8:15pm and finished near 10:30pm. Richard Ashcroft is the reported support on all six nights.

Timing matters here more than at any city stadium. Last trains and coach boarding windows run to fixed clocks. Confirmed times will land on the stage times page as promoters publish them.

How do you get to Knebworth Park and back?

No station serves the park itself, so Stevenage carries the whole rail plan. A stewarded, lit walking route links the site with Stevenage station. The walk takes about an hour on foot.

Great British Rail runs direct trains back to London King’s Cross after every show. They run from 11:30pm to 1:30am at a flat £10 one way, for concert-goers only. Normal fast services cover King’s Cross to Stevenage in about 20 to 25 minutes.

Meanwhile, organised coaches form the other main route in. They serve over 120 towns across England and Wales, booked through Ticketmaster. Coaches drop fans five minutes from the arena and allow an hour to board afterwards.

For context, Stevenage station also anchors the normal rail map. Great Northern and Thameslink services share the station across the day. Event trains after the shows run on top of that normal pattern.

Driving draws the strongest warning of any stop. Promoter SJM Concerts urges fans not to come by car at all. The Knebworth Park guide covers gates, walking routes and the exit plan.

In practice, the whole transport plan points one way. Trains and coaches carry the crowd in fixed, stewarded flows. Anyone who drives against that flow owns the slowest exit of the night.

For international fans, London Luton Airport sits about half an hour away by road. London Stansted takes closer to 45 minutes. The Oasis travel guide covers entry rules and the wider trip.

Where should you stay for Knebworth?

Most fans base themselves in Stevenage or London and travel in. Hotels near Stevenage station sell out first for each weekend. London offers far more choice at a wider price spread.

On the practical side, book the Stevenage rooms before the London ones. They vanish first because the walk and the late trains both end there. Hitchin and Letchworth Garden City, one stop up the line, hold smaller overflow options.

The on-site answer is the Campsite Village, a purpose-built field beside the arena. Promoters offer it only for the Saturday shows on 11 and 19 September. It costs £60 per person on top of a Saturday ticket.

Campers arrive on the Friday and park in a dedicated car park. A walk-through entrance links the campsite with the arena. Our Knebworth camping and coaches guide holds the full booking detail.

For context, campers leave on the Sunday morning after a Saturday show. The after-show trains run following the Sunday concerts as well. Nobody should plan a tight onward connection out of Stevenage that night.

That said, September weather shapes the whole weekend here. Highs run around 17 to 19C by day, with lows near 10C after dark. Sunset falls near 7:25pm on the opening weekend and 6:50pm by the finale, so layers, a waterproof and mud-proof footwear matter.

Oasis at Knebworth: the 1996 story

Knebworth sealed the band’s place in British music history. On 10 and 11 August 1996, Oasis played two nights to about 125,000 people each. Promoters reported 2.6 million ticket applications for those shows.

Those nights marked the high point of the Britpop years, as the band rode the success of (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? into the biggest British concerts of the decade. Our Oasis at Knebworth 1996 feature tells the full story.

Closing the reunion tour on the same ground draws a clear line. The band link their 1996 peak directly to the Live ‘27 finale. Few venues anywhere carry that kind of shared history.