Oasis’ Live ’27 Tour Could Add More Support Acts, Says Liam Gallagher

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Liam Gallagher says more opening acts will be announced for Oasis’ sold out Live ’27 tour.

So far, Richard Ashcroft is the only confirmed support act for the band’s second reunion tour. Oasis returned to the stage in 2025 after 16 years apart.

Liam has now suggested that he and his brother Noel Gallagher will be joined by several other acts across the tour’s 42 shows. The dates cover Scotland, England, Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, France, Italy, the US and Ireland.

Replying to a fan who thought the tickets were reasonably priced, Liam wrote on X: “HALLA F***** LULU finally oh and there’s quite a few more support acts to be announced but we don’t care about that though coz OASIS are greedy bumba f****** clarts. (sic)” Tickets cost between £71.50 and £266.60, including fees.

Fans have been guessing who else might appear, with Villanelle, the band fronted by Liam’s son Gene, among the names mentioned.

Liam did rule out Australian band DMA’s. Asked by a fan whether they would play, he replied, “They have not made the list I’m afraid.”

On last year’s tour, Oasis were supported by Ashcroft, Cast, Cage the Elephant, Ball Park Music, Asian Kung-Fu Generation and Otoboke Beaver.

The band are also set to play six nights at Knebworth after adding four shows in response to demand.

The newly added Knebworth House dates are September 25 and 26. Oasis have also added a July 26 show at Rome’s Olympic Stadium and a July 6 date at Munich’s Allianz Arena.

The six Knebworth concerts would be the most by one act at the estate, passing Robbie Williams’ three shows there in August 2003. Oasis previously played two landmark concerts at the venue in 1996.

There has also been a change to the Paris schedule. With railway engineering work planned near the venue on July 24, the band will now perform there on July 20 and 23.

Liam has recently raised the possibility that Live ’27 could be Oasis’ final tour.

When a fan told him, “You once told me this isn’t a farewell tour,” Liam answered, “It isn’t a farewell tour but it still could be our last.”

He is known to joke with fans online, so it remains unclear how seriously he meant the remark.

 
 

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Stella Lefty challenges Sienna Spiro for Number 1 UK single with Boston

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Californian singer-songwriter Stella Lefty is leading the race for this week’s UK Number 1 single with her breakout hit Boston, according to the latest Official Chart First Look update.

Having held firm at Number 4 for the past four weeks, the track has surged into the top spot based on preliminary sales and streaming reports. If Boston maintains its momentum, it will dethrone British star Sienna Spiro's Great Expectation, which drops to Number 2 after spending two consecutive weeks atop the summit.

The midweek update also highlights major moves across the Top 10. Noah Kahan's single Orbiter is on course to climb 16 places to Number 6, marking his highest-charting UK entry since his 2024 Sam Fender collaboration, Homesick.

Meanwhile, Welsh artist Jamie Miller looks set to secure his first Top 10 single, as a new version of Babydoll featuring Off Campus actor Antonio Cipriano rockets 17 spots to Number 7.

Dua Lipa’s 2024 hit Training Season continues its upward surge, rising to Number 4 to equal its original chart peak. Olivia Dean makes two appearances in the early Top 10, with Man I Need climbing to Number 5 and her Sam Fender duet Rein Me In holding at Number 8. Olivia Rodrigo's The Cure sits at Number 9, while Sienna Spiro's former chart-topper Die On This Hill rounds out the top tier at Number 10.

Outside the Top 10, 16-year-old rising star Freya Skye is tracking to deliver the week's highest new entry at Number 15 with bad taste, following her debut EP stardust earlier this year. Slovak pop artist ADÉLA eyes a new peak of Number 13 with Nicole Kidman, while house producer Cloonee is poised to make his Top 40 debut with Good Girl featuring Prospa and Tristan Henry, entering the midweeks at Number 30.

The final standings will be revealed on Friday’s Official Singles Chart Top 100.

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