Oasis Will Not Headline Glastonbury 2027, Emily Eavis Confirms
Organizer Emily Eavis puts an end to speculation, confirming the rock band won't play Worthy Farm next summer despite their tour schedule.
By Rae MitchellPublished Updated 2 min read
Oasis fans hoping for a historic Glastonbury appearance just got hit with a massive reality check. Despite the legendary rock band taking to the road for an extensive tour schedule next summer, they will officially not be gracing the main stage at Worthy Farm in 2027. Festival organizer Emily Eavis has formally shut down the swirling rumors. Eavis confirmed that the iconic group will not be headlining the legendary UK music event, crushing the dreams of millions of concertgoers who hoped to see the group take over the world-famous festival grounds.
Is Oasis playing Glastonbury 2027 Speculation had been running at maximum volume across social media and fan circles for months. With news that the rock band would be actively touring next summer, fans immediately connected the dots and predicted a grand headlining slot at Worthy Farm. The timing seemed almost too perfect for festival-goers holding out for a legendary weekend. Because the band will already be out on the road performing during that period next summer, hype built rapidly that a headline set was a done deal. However, Eavis stepped forward to set the record completely straight. The festival organizer made it official that Oasis is strictly off the roster for Glastonbury 2027, putting an abrupt end to the online chatter.
Why is Oasis skipping Worthy Farm For music lovers around the globe, Glastonbury represents the absolute peak of live entertainment. Watching a massive rock band headline Worthy Farm is widely considered the ultimate festival experience. That is precisely why the direct confirmation from Eavis hit the music community so hard. Even though the band will be actively on tour around that time next summer, a stop at the iconic festival grounds simply is not on their schedule. The update provides definitive clarity for concertgoers trying to figure out their summer plans. Fans hoping to catch the rock icons live will now have to look exclusively at their official tour dates. Holding out hope for a surprise trip to Worthy Farm is no longer an option for 2027. While Glastonbury organizers look elsewhere to fill their top slots, Oasis will be bringing their live show to stadiums and arenas elsewhere.
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The backstory
Verified moments, in order.
Oasis: The records, rows and reunion behind the Gallagher story
From Manchester beginnings to two Glastonbury headline slots, a backstage rupture and a reunion ticket backlash: the dates that explain Oasis.
Manchester puts the brothers together
Oasis form in Manchester with Liam Gallagher singing alongside Paul Arthurs, Paul McGuigan and Tony McCarroll. Liam’s older brother Noel joins later that year, becoming the band’s principal songwriter.
- 1994-08-29
The debut goes straight to the top
Definitely Maybe arrives and reaches No. 1 on the UK albums chart. Featuring Live Forever and Supersonic, it becomes the fastest-selling debut album in British chart history at the time.
Glastonbury, Blur and a bigger second album
Oasis headline Glastonbury for the first time in June. In August, Roll With It loses a head-to-head singles chart contest to Blur’s Country House. October brings (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?, the album containing Wonderwall, Don’t Look Back in Anger and Champagne Supernova.
- 1996-08
Knebworth measures the scale
Oasis play Knebworth on 10 and 11 August, drawing approximately 250,000 people across the two concerts. Just two years after their debut album, the band command an audience far beyond the club circuit where they started.
- 2004-06-25
A second turn at Worthy Farm
Oasis return to headline Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage, nine years after their first headline appearance. The set includes material from their forthcoming album Don’t Believe the Truth, which follows in 2005.
- 2009-08-28Flashpoint
Paris ends the partnership
Oasis cancel their appearance at the Rock en Seine festival near Paris after a backstage confrontation between the brothers. Noel announces his departure that night, ending the band’s run. Liam later fronts Beady Eye with the remaining Oasis members; Noel launches Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds.
- 2024-08Flashpoint
The reunion lands — then the ticket row
On 27 August, Liam and Noel announce Oasis Live ’25, with UK and Ireland concerts scheduled for 2025. When tickets go on general sale on 31 August, demand-based pricing pushes some prices above those initially advertised, triggering a backlash from fans.
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- Is Oasis headlining Glastonbury 2027?
- No. Festival organizer Emily Eavis has confirmed that Oasis will not be headlining Glastonbury 2027.
- Will Oasis be on tour next summer?
- Yes, the band will be on tour next summer, but their schedule does not include a stop at Worthy Farm.
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