Oasis Stage Times 2027: Doors, Support and On-Stage

No 2027 stage time is confirmed yet for any Live ‘27 show. Promoters set doors, support and on-stage times per venue, close to each date, once curfews and site schedules are fixed. The tickets guide explains how the tour was sold, and the setlist page explains what the band is expected to play.

First, TBC means a time is still to be confirmed, not that the show itself is in doubt. All 42 shows, from Glasgow on 21 May 2027 to Knebworth on 26 September 2027, are confirmed dates with a city and a venue.

What is the usual running order?

The usual shape of the evening is doors, then a support set, then Oasis. Richard Ashcroft opens every show on the tour, so he plays after doors and before the headline set. Oasis then close the evening with the headline set.

Next, allow a full evening at the venue, including queues and transport home. Doors, a support set, a changeover and a headline set take several hours in total, plus queues at entry and at transport after the show. Arrive in time for doors if you want the full support set, and plan your trip home before you leave for the venue.

Also, times can differ from city to city. One venue may open doors earlier because of a local curfew, while another may start later because of daylight or site rules. Never carry a time from one city across to another show.

When are times confirmed?

Times are confirmed per venue, not for the whole tour at once. Promoters publish them once each venue has fixed its curfew, its entry plan and its site schedule for that night. That work happens close to each show, not a year in advance.

Then, check the same two places for your date. The city page for your show should carry the time once it is published.

The official seller listing for that date should show the same time. If those two sources disagree, trust the official seller listing and check again closer to the show.

Finally, do not trust a time quoted on social media or on a resale listing alone. Those sources can copy an old time, a time from another city, or a time from a past tour. A time counts as confirmed only when the promoter or the official seller publishes it for your date.

What can the 2025 tour tell fans?

On the 2025 reunion tour, Oasis usually took the stage at about 8:15pm local time. That figure is a pattern from a past tour only, and it is not a 2027 claim. It gives fans a rough sense of the evening, nothing more.

Next, use that pattern only for broad planning. It can help you think about trains, hotels and childcare in general terms. It cannot tell you when doors open at your venue, when Ashcroft starts, or when Oasis start on your night.

Also, treat any 2027 time you see before an official announcement as unconfirmed. If a site states a 2027 on-stage time without naming the promoter or seller who published it, treat that time as a guess. Check the official sources instead.

Per-show table

The table below lists every confirmed show with its stage time marked TBC. Times will replace TBC here once promoters publish them, show by show.

Date in 2027	City	Venue	Stage time
21 May	Glasgow	Celtic Park	TBC
23 May	Glasgow	Celtic Park	TBC
25 May	Glasgow	Celtic Park	TBC
28 May	Glasgow	Celtic Park	TBC
29 May	Glasgow	Celtic Park	TBC
4 June	Manchester	Etihad Stadium	TBC
6 June	Manchester	Etihad Stadium	TBC
8 June	Manchester	Etihad Stadium	TBC
11 June	Manchester	Etihad Stadium	TBC
12 June	Manchester	Etihad Stadium	TBC
15 June	Manchester	Etihad Stadium	TBC
18 June	Manchester	Etihad Stadium	TBC
19 June	Manchester	Etihad Stadium	TBC
22 June	Manchester	Etihad Stadium	TBC
25 June	Manchester	Etihad Stadium	TBC
26 June	Manchester	Etihad Stadium	TBC
2 July	Munich	Allianz Arena	TBC
3 July	Munich	Allianz Arena	TBC
6 July	Munich	Allianz Arena	TBC
10 July	Barcelona	Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys	TBC
11 July	Barcelona	Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys	TBC
16 July	Amsterdam	Johan Cruijff ArenA	TBC
17 July	Amsterdam	Johan Cruijff ArenA	TBC
20 July	Paris	Stade de France	TBC
23 July	Paris	Stade de France	TBC
26 July	Rome	Stadio Olimpico	TBC
29 July	Rome	Stadio Olimpico	TBC
30 July	Rome	Stadio Olimpico	TBC
10 August	Boston	Gillette Stadium	TBC
13 August	Boston	Gillette Stadium	TBC
14 August	Boston	Gillette Stadium	TBC
20 August	Las Vegas	Allegiant Stadium	TBC
21 August	Las Vegas	Allegiant Stadium	TBC
24 August	Las Vegas	Allegiant Stadium	TBC
4 September	Slane	Slane Castle	TBC
5 September	Slane	Slane Castle	TBC
11 September	Knebworth	Knebworth Park	TBC
12 September	Knebworth	Knebworth Park	TBC
18 September	Knebworth	Knebworth Park	TBC
19 September	Knebworth	Knebworth Park	TBC
25 September	Knebworth	Knebworth Park	TBC
26 September	Knebworth	Knebworth Park	TBC

How to plan around a TBC time

First, book travel that you can change, so a later time does not strand you. A refundable or flexible train, coach or hotel booking protects you if a confirmed time later forces an earlier start or a later finish. Check the change terms before you pay, not after.

Next, plan for the latest likely finish, not the earliest. Stadium shows run late, and transport queues after the show can add a long wait. If your last train home is tight, plan a backup route or a hotel night.

Also, check entry rules on your venue page before you travel. Bag rules, entry gates and cashless payment rules differ by stadium, and they affect how early you need to arrive. The Glasgow city guide linked earlier and the other city guides show the pattern, venue by venue.

Finally, recheck your show time in the week of the show. A time published months ahead can still change if a venue revises its curfew or its site plan. The week-of-show check is the one that counts, because times can still change.

First, treat doors as the start of your evening, not as a suggestion. Entry queues, bag checks and seat finding all take time, and a fan who arrives at the headline start time will miss the support set. Arrive for doors, and use the wait before the support set to settle in.

Next, check your entry gate on your venue page. Large stadiums use several gates, and the gate on your ticket may sit far from the gate you approach first. A quick gate check before you travel saves a long walk around the stadium on the night.

Also, pack for the bag rules at your venue. The travel guide covers trip planning in general, and each venue page covers bag and entry rules for its own ground. A bag that passes at one stadium may fail at another, so check your own venue, not a general rule.

Finally, keep your ticket ready at the gate. A ticket on a phone with a low battery can slow entry for everyone behind you.

Charge the phone before you leave, and keep a paper or offline copy where the seller allows it. The first-timer guide covers show-day steps in more detail.