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Oasis fans have already begun searching for travel to the cities hosting the band’s 2027 tour, with Glasgow recording the biggest jump — a 2,400% increase — according to new data.

Even though tickets for the 38-date tour have not yet gone on sale, online travel searches to the announced destinations have surged sharply.

Following a completely sold-out reunion tour in 2025, Oasis will return next year with concerts in Glasgow, Manchester, Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, Boston and Las Vegas, before performing at Ireland’s Slane Castle and making a high-profile return to Knebworth.

While the confirmed dates are clearly good news for Noel, Liam and the rest of the band, the intense interest ahead of ticket sales suggests the tour could also deliver a significant boost to the travel industry.

Data from global online travel agency eDreams shows that searches for travel to Glasgow have risen most dramatically, increasing by 2,400%. The Scottish city will host the opening five nights of the tour, with search volumes 25 times higher than in the same period last year.

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