Oasis Setlist 2027: Predicted Songs and Night Tracker

No official Live 27 setlist exists yet. Liam Gallagher, lead singer, and Noel Gallagher, lead guitarist and songwriter, open the tour on 21 May 2027 at Celtic Park, Glasgow. This tracker fills night by night after that date.

First, the best guide right now comes from the 2025 reunion run, and that show gave fans a fixed 23 song order.

The Oasis albums page sets out the records behind that order, and the table below turns that order into a clear prediction for 2027. Fans should read every entry below as a prediction, not as a confirmed list for a 2027 night.

What is the Oasis setlist for 2027 so far?

No band source has published a Live 27 setlist, and no rehearsal report has confirmed a final running order for the tour.

The tour runs across 42 shows in 11 cities from 21 May to 26 September 2027, and the setlist story will grow across four months. The tour started as a 38 show announcement on 14 September 2026, then grew to 42 shows when four dates joined on 23 September 2026.

Next, the scale of the run shapes what fans can expect each night. Manchester hosts 11 nights at Etihad Stadium, and that residency gives the band room to test a swap.

Knebworth Park, near Stevenage, Hertfordshire, hosts six nights at the end of the run. Those closing nights often draw the closest attention from fans and press. The full route also covers mainland Europe and the United States, plus two nights at Slane Castle in Ireland.

Then, Richard Ashcroft, former Verve frontman, supports the tour. His set sits before Oasis each night, and it shapes arrival plans and crowd flow inside each stadium.

Fans who want the full night should plan around the support slot. They should check the venue listing on the day for the latest timings. This page gives no stage times, because the venues have not fixed one time for every night.

What does the predicted 23 song blueprint look like?

The table below follows the 2025 reunion order, and it labels that order as a prediction for 2027, not as a confirmed 2027 list.

Phase	Song	Lead vocalist
Intro	Fuckin’ in the Bushes	Instrumental walk on track
Main set	Hello	Liam Gallagher
Main set	Acquiesce	Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher
Main set	Morning Glory	Liam Gallagher
Main set	Some Might Say	Liam Gallagher
Main set	Bring It On Down	Liam Gallagher
Main set	Cigarettes & Alcohol	Liam Gallagher
Main set	Fade Away	Liam Gallagher
Main set	Supersonic	Liam Gallagher
Main set	Roll With It	Liam Gallagher
Noel acoustic set	Talk Tonight	Noel Gallagher
Noel acoustic set	Half the World Away	Noel Gallagher
Noel acoustic set	Little by Little	Noel Gallagher
Main set part 2	D’You Know What I Mean?	Liam Gallagher
Main set part 2	Stand by Me	Liam Gallagher
Main set part 2	Cast No Shadow	Liam Gallagher
Main set part 2	Slide Away	Liam Gallagher
Main set part 2	Whatever	Liam Gallagher
Main set part 2	Live Forever	Liam Gallagher
Main set part 2	Rock ‘n’ Roll Star	Liam Gallagher
Encore	The Masterplan	Noel Gallagher
Encore	Don’t Look Back in Anger	Noel Gallagher
Encore	Wonderwall	Liam Gallagher
Finale	Champagne Supernova	Liam Gallagher

The walk on track sits outside the 23 song count, and the encore plus the finale close the night in a fixed four song run.

First, the vocal split gives the show its clear shape, because Liam carries most of the main set and Noel takes the acoustic section. The acoustic section slows the pace after nine high energy songs.

The duet on Acquiesce sets the tone for the night. Both brothers share the lead vocal from the second song, and that early duet frames the whole show.

Also, the album balance leans hard toward the first two records, because Definitely Maybe, from 1994, supplies the raw opening run. (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?, from 1995, supplies the stadium choruses that close the night.

Be Here Now, from 1997, adds two songs in the second half, and The Masterplan, from 1998, supplies the encore opener and two acoustic favourites. Later records play a smaller part in this blueprint, and that gap leaves room for the rumoured swaps below.

Next, the closing run deserves close attention, because Noel opens the encore and sings two songs before Liam returns for the final two songs. Wonderwall sits just before the finale in this order, and Champagne Supernova closes the night.

Fans who attend a later night should watch that closing run first. A change there signals a wider change to the set, because the closing run stayed fixed in the prediction.

Which songs could change for Live 27?

The Sun reported, citing an unnamed source, that three songs could enter the set, and each report stays unconfirmed until a 2027 show proves it.

Go Let It Out, from Standing on the Shoulder of Giants, from 2000, could return as a direct stadium song. Stop Crying Your Heart Out, from Heathen Chemistry, from 2002, could return as a large scale ballad. She’s Electric, from (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?, from 1995, could return as a lighter mid set song.

None of these reports names a night, a city, or a song that drops out. Fans should treat each name as a rumour, not as a promise.

Then, Columbia draws a different kind of fan talk, because the song featured in rehearsal talk for the earlier run and missed the final cut. Fans on discussion forums expect a return, and many place it early in the set as a heavy opener option.

The band has not confirmed that expectation, and no source in this page confirms a slot for the song. Fans should watch the Glasgow opening nights for the first sign, because an early swap would show up there first.

Also, talk about new music needs care. Liam has mused about discussing new music after the tour, while Noel has been reported as saying there will be no new music. The band has not confirmed a new song for Live 27, and no new song appears in the prediction table above.

Fans should judge any new music claim against a live performance, because a post alone does not prove a setlist change. A debut, if it happens, would rank as the largest setlist news of the tour.

Next, the swap logic follows a simple pattern, because a band rarely adds songs without dropping others. A new song in the main set would likely replace a song with a similar pace.

A new ballad would likely replace a slower song, and fans can test each rumour against that pattern. They can spot a weak claim when it adds songs without removing any.

How will the night by night tracker work?

The tracker starts empty for 2027, because no 2027 show has taken place yet at the time of writing.

After the Glasgow opener on 21 May 2027, the tracker adds that night in full and lists the songs in the order played that night. Each later night then gets its own entry, and the tracker marks each change against the prediction table above.

First, the tracker checks each night against at least two reports before it lists a song as confirmed. A single social media post does not confirm a full setlist, and a partial clip does not confirm the full order.

The tracker keeps rumours in the rumours section until a second report confirms the same order, and it labels any single source claim as unconfirmed. That rule keeps the page honest about what it knows.

Also, the tracker records support and venue facts beside each night. Context helps fans read a setlist well, and city facts link to the relevant city guide where one exists.

Richard Ashcroft supports the tour, and each night entry notes his slot where reports confirm it. Manchester hosts the longest residency, and Knebworth hosts the closing run, so changes at those stops carry extra weight for fans who follow the tour.

Then, first timers should learn the shape of the show before they learn every song title. The main set builds through fast early songs, then drops into the acoustic section, then rebuilds toward the encore.

The encore and finale run as a fixed closing block in the prediction, and that block gives first timers a clear landmark near the end. Fans who know that shape can follow a night even when one or two songs change.

Next, fans should check three facts on the day of their show. They should check the venue entry rules, the support start, and any travel disruption around the stadium.

They should also save the tracker page before they travel, because phone signal inside a stadium can fail at peak times. A saved copy lets fans compare the live show against the prediction without a live connection.

Finally, the Glasgow opener on 21 May 2027 gives the first confirmed answer. Fans who want the earliest confirmed list should return after that show. They should treat every list before that date as a prediction.

The prediction table above stays on the page as a baseline. Each confirmed night will sit beside it for comparison, and fans can track swaps across the whole run.