Oasis Paris 2027: everything we know so far

Oasis play the Stade de France on Tuesday 20 and Friday 23 July 2027. The second Paris date was moved from Saturday 24 July, so if you booked for the original night, this guide explains what to check. Everything for Oasis Paris 2027 is here: both dates, how to get Oasis Stade de France tickets safely, the RER and metro routes to Saint-Denis, and where to stay.

Here is what is confirmed so far, and what is still to come. We update this article whenever anything changes.

Every Oasis Paris 2027 date

Both shows are at the Stade de France, ZAC du Cornillon Nord, Saint-Denis 93216.

• Tuesday 20 July 2027
• Friday 23 July 2027

This concert was rescheduled from Saturday 24 July to Friday 23 July 2027. Check the email from your ticket seller for what this means for your booking.

Gate times, stage times and support acts have not been announced yet. They usually arrive in show week, and each date’s page will be updated the moment they do.

Getting tickets without getting burned

Tickets are sold by the official sellers announced by Oasis and the promoter. Prices, sale times and resale rules are confirmed on the official site, and we update this guide whenever they change. Our full tickets guide goes deeper, but these are the rules that matter most:

• Buy only from the sellers linked on the official Oasis website and their face-value resale service.
• If you held tickets for 24 July, your seller will contact you about the move to 23 July; don’t buy replacements from strangers.
• Tickets for French stadium shows are usually personalised and delivered by app close to the date.
• Avoid offers on social media and classified sites, the main source of fake tickets.

The venue and the trip

The Stade de France in Saint-Denis, just north of Paris, is the country’s national stadium and the biggest venue on the European leg. Built for the 1998 World Cup and the athletics stadium of the Paris 2024 Olympics, it holds around 80,000 people for concerts, with a huge standing pitch and steep stands on three tiers.

Take the RER D to Stade de France–Saint-Denis or the RER B to La Plaine–Stade de France, both under 15 minutes from Gare du Nord, then walk 5 to 10 minutes. Metro lines 13 and 14 also serve the area. Driving is strongly discouraged. The travel guide covers every route, including how to get home after the encore.

Rooms will go quickly once fans start planning. The areas that work best:

• Saint-Denis & La Plaine (under 2 km): Walk to the stadium; mostly modern chain hotels, the most practical choice for show night.
• Gare du Nord & 10th arrondissement (about 6 km): Direct RER B and D trains to the stadium in under 15 minutes, plus Eurostar connections.
• Montmartre & 18th arrondissement (about 6 km): Characterful base with views over Paris, a short metro or RER ride from Saint-Denis.
• Le Marais (about 9 km): Central and lively, with easy access to RER lines at Châtelet.

Why Paris matters

With around 80,000 people a night, the Stade de France shows are the biggest single crowds of the European leg. Paris sits in the middle of the run, just after Barcelona and Amsterdam and before Rome, which makes it a natural stop if you are following the tour across the continent by train.

Follow the live blog on show days for updates from the queue to the encore.