Oasis Paris 2027 Concerts: Stade de France Tour Dates & Resale Availability

Oasis play Paris on 20 and 23 July 2027. The Stade de France in Saint-Denis hosts both nights, and promoters list Richard Ashcroft as support.

Meanwhile, Paris carries extra weight on this tour. The city hosted the backstage row that split the band in August 2009.

When do Oasis play Paris in 2027?

Oasis play Tuesday 20 July and Friday 23 July 2027. Amsterdam hosts the band just before Paris, and Rome follows on 26 July.

For context, promoters moved the second night forward by one day, from Saturday 24 July to Friday 23 July, and our Paris date rescheduled report covers the switch.

That said, your 24 July ticket needs no action from you. The ticket stays valid for 23 July, and the seller email carries the formal wording.

For context, the pair of shows sits late in the European run. Fans get two clear days between the nights, so a Tuesday ticket and a Friday ticket suit different trips.

Meanwhile, the Friday show now ends the working week for local fans. The Friday date is the one that stands.

Can you still buy tickets for Paris?

No, both Paris nights sold out in the September 2026 ballot, and no general sale followed. Ticketmaster runs the official resale at face value, and fans should use our Oasis resale tickets guide before they buy anywhere else.

French law shapes the risk here in a useful way. Article 313-6-2 of the Penal Code punishes habitual resale without organiser consent, and courts fine offenders 15,000 euros.

In practice, unauthorised sellers who trade for profit break that law. Fans should read our ticket scams guide and ignore any listing that asks well above face value.

That said, Twickets offers no route into the Paris shows. The platform covers the United Kingdom only, so Paris fans hold no second official option.

On the practical side, genuine resale seats appear in small numbers. Holders list seats at face value through Ticketmaster, and buyers who check often catch the drops.

Meanwhile, fake tickets target sold out stadium shows in every country. A screen shot of a barcode proves nothing, and fans should pay only through the official channel.

What time do Oasis come on stage in Paris?

Nobody has confirmed stage times for Paris yet. Promoters have published no doors or start times for either Stade de France night.

On the practical side, Live ‘25 gives the only firm pattern. Support acts played early evening slots, and Oasis took the stage at about 20:15.

Fans can track confirmed times on our stage times page near the dates. The Live ‘27 setlist page tracks the songs the band plays each night.

For context, promoters list Richard Ashcroft as support in Paris. The Verve singer holds the same slot across the tour on current listings.

That said, fans should plan the trip home before the encore. Both RER stations fill fast after the show, and a late finish squeezes the last trains.

How do you get to the Stade de France?

Two RER stations put you beside the stadium gates. RER B stops at La Plaine Stade de France, four minutes from Gare du Nord.

Meanwhile, RER D stops at Stade de France Saint-Denis. Trains take five minutes from Gare du Nord and serve the south side of the ground.

Before you travel, buy a fare that covers the stadium stations. A plain central Metro ticket fails on the RER, and the full Stade de France guide covers gates and exits.

Meanwhile, Metro line 13 gives you a third route in. Saint-Denis Porte de Paris sits 16 minutes from Saint-Lazare, and the walk takes about ten minutes.

On the practical side, the Regie Autonome des Transports Parisiens runs the Metro. SNCF shares RER work with the Paris operator, and event staff add extra trains on show nights.

For context, RER B trains run every three minutes on event days. RER D trains run every six minutes, so both lines clear crowds in steady waves.

Where should you stay for the Paris shows?

Central Paris gives you the best base for both nights. Hotels near Gare du Nord and Chatelet put RER B and RER D rides within easy reach.

For context, July brings warm and settled weather to Paris. Normals show daytime highs near 26 degrees and lows near 15 degrees, with sunset after 21:30.

Travellers flying in should check our Oasis travel guide before they book. Paris Charles de Gaulle links to the stadium line, and Orly now links by Metro line 14.

That said, Saint-Denis itself suits fans on a tight budget. Hotels near the stadium cost less than central rooms, and the town centre holds cafes and bakeries.

On the practical side, book rooms early for either base. Two stadium crowds in one week push July prices up across the north of the city.

Meanwhile, the gap days reward fans who stay longer. Paris fills the Tuesday to Friday break with museums, markets and long summer evenings outdoors.

On the practical side, fans should pack for heat inside the bowl. The standing floor sits open to the sun, and a soft bottle that staff allow inside beats a metal flask at the gate.

That said, an evening shower can still break over Saint-Denis without much warning. A light layer in a small bag covers the walk back to the station after the encore.

Why does Paris matter in Oasis history?

Paris ended the first Oasis era on 28 August 2009. The band cancelled the Rock en Seine set minutes before stage time after a backstage row.

That night, Noel Gallagher quit and ended the band. Our 2009 split page tells the full story of the row and the statement.

Before that night, Oasis played smaller Paris rooms for years. The band played the Bataclan on 10 November 2008 and the Zenith in September 2002.

For context, the Bataclan show closed the Paris run of that era. The small theatre date sold on the Dig Out Your Soul album, and no Paris date followed until now.

Meanwhile, earlier visits took the band to the Olympia in 2005. The band also played Bercy in June 2001 on a bill with Neil Young and Crazy Horse.

That history gives the Stade de France nights real scale. A band that once played Paris theatres now plays the national stadium twice in one week.