The band "Oasis" is expected to announce a new tour on Monday

The British rock band "Oasis" is expected to announce a new tour on Monday. The band posted a video on social media with the date 14.09.26 and the time 4pm BST, displayed via a drone show above the "Co-op Live" arena in Manchester. The announcement follows hints the band has been dropping about possible locations, and comes after the Gallagher brothers' reunion for the "Live 25" tour last summer.

The British rock band "Oasis" is expected to announce a new tour on Monday. In a video posted on social media today (Friday), the date 14.09.26 and the time 4pm BST (6pm Israel time) were shown. The band's logo, date, and time were displayed in the video via a drone show filmed last night above the "Co-op Live" arena in Manchester. The announcement follows rumors on the matter and hints the band has been dropping on social media about possible concert locations, such as the Etihad Stadium in Manchester, Celtic Park in Glasgow, and Knebworth Park. The band members, led by brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher, reunited last summer for the "Live 25" tour, the first since the band's breakup in 2009. The tour, consisting of 41 shows worldwide, is the focus of the documentary "Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger", which premiered last Saturday at the Venice Film Festival and was released in theaters yesterday. The film, created by Steven Knight (creator of "Peaky Blinders"), includes footage from the tour that began in July 2025 in Cardiff, alongside the first joint interviews of the Gallagher brothers in 20 years. According to estimates published in Forbes magazine, the band's last tour grossed over $400 million. Meanwhile, it was recently reported in the media that Noel Gallagher is working on new musical material, though it has not yet been confirmed whether the material is intended for a new album by the band — the first since 2008.