Oasis Las Vegas 2027 Concerts: Allegiant Stadium Tour Dates & Resale Availability

Oasis close the American leg of Live ‘27 with three nights at Allegiant Stadium on August 20, 21 and 24, 2027. Richard Ashcroft supports all three nights, and Las Vegas is one of only two United States stops on the whole tour. Fans fly in from across the western states and from Britain for this stand.

Meanwhile, the stand closes the tour’s American chapter before the run returns to Ireland and England.

Allegiant Stadium stands just west of the south Strip, near Mandalay Bay. The building seals itself against the desert with a fixed roof and full climate control. Many fans can therefore sleep, eat and reach the gates on foot.

The crowd mix sets this stop apart from every European date. West Coast fans treat Las Vegas as a short flight and a long weekend. Casino resorts absorb the surge, and the Strip turns into the tour’s loudest meeting point.

When are the Las Vegas shows?

The three dates are Friday August 20, Saturday August 21 and Tuesday August 24. Two dates land on the weekend, and one clear gap sits before the Tuesday show. That Tuesday night should surface on official resale more often than the weekend pair.

For the tour as a whole, these shows end the American leg. The band play the Boston area on August 10, 13 and 14, then cross the country to Nevada. Both American cities share one rundown on the Oasis USA tour page.

Are Oasis Las Vegas tickets still available?

No general tickets remain for the three Allegiant nights. The shows sold out in the 2026 sale, and the promoter lists no further general release. Ticketmaster is the only authorized seller for this stadium, and its official resale channel returns seats as holders cancel.

American resale law creates the trap at this stop. No nationwide rule caps resale prices, so secondary sites list seats far above face value every week. The band warn fans that tickets resold above face value on unofficial platforms can lose validity.

Allegiant Stadium gives fans the same warning in plainer terms. The venue states that tickets from secondary markets can prove fraudulent and will not gain entry. Our resale tickets guide walks through the official route step by step.

That said, big Las Vegas weekends pull in counterfeiters as well as fans. The ticket scams guide shows how fake listings work and how fans spot them. Five minutes there can save the whole trip.

Fans should also treat the official app as part of the ticket. Ticketmaster delivers these seats as mobile tickets, and transfers run inside the official system. A listing that demands payment outside that system breaks every rule the venue sets.

What time do Oasis come on stage in Las Vegas?

The promoter has not confirmed doors or stage times for the Allegiant nights yet. Fans should treat any exact time online as a guess until an official announcement lands. The stage times page collects confirmed times as promoters publish them.

Live ‘25 offers the only working pattern so far. 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.

On arrival, heat shapes the plan more than the finish time here. Gates open long before the first act, and the walk in crosses open ground without real shade. Fans should aim for late afternoon, carry water, and save energy for the standing floor.

Each night’s songs land on the Live ‘27 setlist tracker after the show. Fans at home use the tracker to follow the run song by song. Fans in the building get the same record without spoilers before their own night.

Fans should also plan the walk out before the walk in. The bridge flow runs in managed waves after the encore, and staff guide crowds toward the Strip. A slow, lit walk still beats the rideshare queue on Dean Martin Drive.

How do you get to Allegiant Stadium and back?

Most fans walk, and the stadium designs its matchday around feet. The Hacienda Avenue pedestrian bridge crosses Interstate 15 from the Mandalay Bay side to the gates. The walk takes about 10 to 15 minutes from Mandalay Bay and up to 25 minutes from the southern resorts.

For fans further up the Strip, the Deuce bus covers the ride. RTC runs the Deuce up and down Las Vegas Boulevard 24 hours a day, and a 24-hour pass costs $8. Rideshare uses a designated zone off Dean Martin Drive, where fares surge after the encore.

On the practical side, driving ranks last among the realistic options. On-site parking needs a pass bought in advance, every payment runs cashless, and spaces run short on sell-out nights. The Allegiant Stadium guide covers gates, bags and the walk out in full.

The walk back reverses the same flow after the encore. Staff hold crowds on the bridge in waves, and the Strip lights guide fans home. Most walkers reach the Mandalay Bay side within 20 minutes of leaving their seats.

Where should you stay, and how hot does August get?

For fans choosing a base, the south Strip makes the obvious start for these shows. Mandalay Bay, Luxor, Excalibur and the MGM Grand sit closest to the Hacienda Avenue bridge. Fans should book early, because three stadium nights stack onto the city’s normal weekend crowds.

Tuesday also changes the hotel maths in a fan’s favour. Midweek rates usually drop after the weekend crowds fly home on Sunday and Monday. Fans with flexible leave days can pair the cheapest room nights with the Tuesday show.

Downtown Las Vegas offers a second base at lower rates. Fremont Street hotels sit at the far end of the Deuce route from the stadium. The trade-off is a longer bus ride and walk on show night.

For context, late-August heat in Las Vegas runs near 104F (40C) at its peak. Overnight lows hold around 80F (27C), and sunset comes at about 7:20 p.m. each night. Fans should walk in the cooler hours, drink water all day, and rest indoors at midday.

Harry Reid International Airport sits four miles east of the stadium, and visitors spend US dollars everywhere. British and European fans need an approved ESTA before flying, under the Visa Waiver Program. Our Oasis travel guide covers the entry paperwork in full.

What is the Oasis history in Las Vegas?

Historically, the band carry a short but real Las Vegas history into this stand. Oasis opened the Tour of Brotherly Love at The Joint, the club room inside the Hard Rock Hotel, on May 11, 2001. Steve White played drums that night, sitting in for his brother Alan.

The Brotherly Love bill paired Oasis with The Black Crowes on a package tour across North America. Critics treated the pairing as a headline contest as much as a tour. The Las Vegas opener set that tone from the first night.

By contrast, that club show held a theater-sized crowd in a room built for intimacy. The 2027 nights run at a different scale entirely, as the band’s first stadium shows in the city. Fans pairing both American stops can read ahead to the Oasis Boston 2027 dates two weeks earlier.