Oasis fans may want to circle September 14th on their calendars and get their bank accounts in check, as the band is teasing a major announcement set for that day. On Thursday night, the band used a drone show above Etihad’s Joie Stadium in their hometown of Manchester to tease an announcement coming on the 14th at 4:00 p.m. BST (11:00 a.m. EST).
The Gallaghers have all but confirmed that Oasis will return to the road in 2027 (Noel recently joked, “There’s no football tournament on next year, so we’ve got to do something in the summer, right?”) Meanwhile, the band has spent the past week teasing the cities they’ll presumably be playing on social media. Presumably we’ll get the full details come Tuesday.
Upcoming Documentary and Tour
In the meantime, today brings the theatrical release of Don’t Look Back in Anger, the new documentary chronicling Oasis‘ initial reunion tour in 2025.
Oasis fans are eagerly awaiting the announcement on September 14th, which is expected to reveal more information about the band’s upcoming tour. With the release of Don’t Look Back in Anger and the teased announcement, it’s an exciting time for fans of the band. As the announcement approaches, fans are speculating about what Oasis has in store for them. The band’s use of a drone show to tease the announcement has only added to the excitement and anticipation. With Noel Gallagher and the rest of the band involved, it’s likely that the announcement will be significant and will have a major impact on the music world. As the days count down to the announcement, fans of Oasis are waiting with bated breath to see what the band has planned for them.
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