Oasis will not perform at Glastonbury Festival in 2027, according to co-organiser Emily Eavis, who directly addressed fan speculation through social media. The band announced a 38-date tour schedule for next year spanning the UK, Ireland, Europe and the US last week. Their Manchester shows at Etihad Stadium are scheduled for the Friday and Saturday of the Glastonbury weekend, leaving the Sunday open, which led some followers to theorize the group might make a surprise appearance at Worthy Farm. Eavis responded to one social media user’s plea for Oasis to perform by stating the possibility would not occur this year. Frontman Liam Gallagher had previously posted on social media stating the performance would not happen.
The 2027 Glastonbury line-up will not be announced until spring, though tickets are set to go on sale on 1 October. Eavis revealed earlier this month that three headliners have already been booked for the festival and expressed excitement about the developing schedule. She also confirmed that pop artist Madonna will not be among next year’s headliners, while declining to discuss other lineup details when asked about other potential performers.
Oasis took 2026 off before announcing their upcoming tour dates. The reunited band’s comeback follows their acclaimed 2025 live reunion, which generated an estimated £300 million. A concert film documenting their recent tour, titled Don’t Look Back in Anger, was released earlier this month. The brothers, now both in their 50s, did not perform three consecutive nights during their comeback tour. Oasis previously headlined Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage in 1995 and 2004, having first appeared at the festival in 1994 on the NME Stage before their debut album’s release.
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