Oasis Munich 2027 Concerts: Allianz Arena Tour Dates & Resale Availability

Munich hosts three Oasis nights at the Allianz Arena on 2, 3 and 6 July 2027. Munich is the first mainland Europe stop on Oasis Live ‘27 and the only stop in Germany. All three nights sold out in September 2026, so official face value resale is the only safe route in.

The run follows eleven Manchester nights and comes before Barcelona on the tour route. Fans reach the arena on the U6 U-Bahn to Fröttmaning, then walk the Esplanade to the gates. The full route, bag rules and access detail sit in the Allianz Arena guide.

When do Oasis play Munich in 2027?

Oasis play Munich on Friday 2, Saturday 3 and Tuesday 6 July 2027. The Friday and Saturday shows form a weekend pair, and the Tuesday show stands alone after a two day gap.

For context, Munich is the fourth city on the tour, after Glasgow and Manchester. Barcelona follows four days after the last Munich night, on 10 July 2027. Promoters Live Nation and SJM Presents run the Munich concerts.

The Munich run starts six days after the final Manchester show on 26 June. Fans with weekend tickets can build a long weekend around the Friday and Saturday nights. Tuesday ticket holders gain a quieter city and a second full day in Munich.

Can you still get tickets for Oasis in Munich?

No standard tickets remain for any of the three Munich nights. Registration closed on 17 September 2026, and chosen fans bought in code windows from 25 to 27 September. Promoters held no general sale after those windows closed.

Official resale runs at face value through Ticketmaster, and promoters release returned tickets there in batches. Twickets covers UK shows only, so Munich buyers have no second official channel. Our guide to Oasis resale tickets explains how the official system works across the tour.

That said, general secondary sites still list Munich tickets at high prices. Original Munich prices ran from about 96 to 269 euros including fees.

Promoter terms limit resale to authorised channels, so unauthorised tickets can fail at the turnstiles. Read the Oasis ticket scams guide before you pay any seller outside the official system.

Fans should also guard the ticket account and code email until the show. Scammers target sold out stadium runs with fake screenshots and duplicate PDFs. A ticket inside the official Ticketmaster system carries a transfer record you can check.

Face value resale keeps the price near the original tier for each block, and a standing ticket and a top seat carry different face values. Check the face value on screen before you confirm any resale purchase.

What time do Oasis come on stage in Munich?

Nobody has confirmed stage times for the Munich shows yet. The promoter has published no doors time and no on stage time for any night. Fans should plan around the pattern from the Live ‘25 reunion tour instead.

On that pattern, support played in the early evening and Oasis came on at about 8:15pm. Promoters list Richard Ashcroft as support at all three Munich nights. Confirmed times will land on the Oasis stage times page and each set will appear on the Live ‘27 setlist tracker.

After the show, the U6 carries the whole crowd south through the same station. Expect a queue at Fröttmaning and a slower trip back than the ride out.

How do you get to the Allianz Arena?

The U6 U-Bahn takes you from the city centre to Fröttmaning station. Münchner Verkehrsgesellschaft runs the U-Bahn, and the ride from Marienplatz takes about 17 minutes. A signed walk of about 15 to 20 minutes then leads along the Esplanade.

Public transport does not come free with a Munich concert ticket. The arena states that concert tickets do not generally include travel, and no Oasis term adds it. Buy an MVV ticket instead, with a Zone M single or a Zone M day ticket.

From the airport, S-Bahn lines S1 and S8 reach München Hauptbahnhof in about 40 minutes. The S1 crosses the west of the city and the S8 crosses the east. From the main station, the U-Bahn network connects you to the U6.

On the practical side, drivers should think twice before they book arena parking. The arena runs 9,800 parking spaces, and concert permits cost 20 euros per car. The arena itself warns that car parks can take over two hours to empty.

The MVV app sells the same Zone M tickets and shows live departures, and fans can also buy paper tickets at station machines. Validate a paper ticket before you board, because inspectors check tickets on the U-Bahn.

Where should you stay in Munich?

Central Munich gives you the simplest base for the three nights, with hotels near Marienplatz and München Hauptbahnhof by the U6. Schwabing, near Münchner Freiheit station, adds quieter streets and an easy U6 ride north.

In early July, Munich days run warm, with average highs near 25 degrees. Average night lows sit near 14 degrees, and rain falls on about 15 days in July. Sunset comes at about 9:18pm, so daylight covers most of each headline set.

Germany uses the euro, so UK and US fans should budget in euros from arrival. The Oasis travel guide covers entry rules, packing and longer European trips around the tour. Book rooms early, because the weekend pair pulls demand from across central Europe.

A base near the arena itself suits fans who only want a bed after the show. Fröttmaning is a stadium district, and the centre holds the beer halls and restaurants. Most fans eat in the centre, then ride the U6 north before the show.

Rooms near a U6 stop north of the centre shorten the late trip home. Districts such as Schwabing sit between Marienplatz and Fröttmaning on the line. A room there cuts the post show ride and keeps you inside Zone M.

What is the history of Oasis in Munich?

Oasis first played Munich at the Olympiahalle on 19 November 1997. That show sat on the Be Here Now tour, the run behind the band’s third album. German fans then got four more Oasis shows on that same November run.

Meanwhile, the Zenith hosted the last Munich show on 27 February 2009. That Dig Out Your Soul tour date was the band’s final concert in the city. Oasis played their last German show at the Melt Festival that July.

The band split in Paris that August, after a backstage argument at Rock en Seine. Our history of the Oasis split in 2009 tells that night in full. Munich now ends an 18 year wait for a German Oasis show.

For travelling fans, the 2027 scale dwarfs both earlier Munich rooms. The Olympiahalle and the Zenith are indoor arenas, and the Allianz Arena is a full stadium. Three stadium nights in one city mark a clear step up.