Are they burying the hatchet? The band is giving new meaning to their song “Don’t Look Back in Anger.” Seventeen years after their guitar-wielding brawl backstage at Rock en Seine, Liam and Noel Gallagher are returning to perform in Paris. For several days now, Oasis has been dropping hints on social media, hinting at a new tour for 2027—this time including a stop in Paris.
The band has posted a series of videos on Instagram, each showing a teenage boy or girl in a different setting, each corresponding to a city. The most recent one shows a young man in front of the produce stand “Au Marché de la Butte” in Montmartre. One detail that didn’t escape any fan’s notice: in the background, a torn poster from the 2009 edition of Rock en Seine, the festival where the band split up after an altercation between the two brothers. It’s official—they’ll be reuniting on stage at the Stade de France on July 23 and 24, 2027.
Stade de France: two dates confirmed
It’s now official: Oasis will be back in Paris in July 2027. Liam and Noel Gallagher will perform at the Stade de France on Friday, July 23, and Saturday, July 24, 2027, as part of their new Oasis Live ’27 tour. The two Paris dates confirm the hints the band has been dropping over the past few weeks, notably through a series of videos posted on social media.
Following rumors of a possible stop in the capital, Paris will indeed be treated to two Oasis shows. Reports currently circulating also announce several European dates, notably in Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, and Rome.
A new tour following the triumph of Live ’25
This comeback follows “Live ’25,” the Oasis reunion tour launched after the Gallagher brothers had been apart for sixteen years. That spectacular comeback marked the band’s return to the stage after years of tension and was a huge hit with fans.
For this new tour, Oasis will hit the road again in 2027 with a series of concerts in several major European cities. Two French dates are now scheduled at the Stade de France on July 23 and 24.
Ticket sales: beware of unofficial websites
Ticket sales for the Paris concerts have now been announced, but be sure to use official sales channels and avoid unauthorized resale platforms. The Stade de France itself recommends purchasing tickets through its official ticketing networks and warns against unofficial websites and resellers.
To stay updated on when tickets go on sale and for other information, the official Stade de France ticket office is the go-to source.