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Oasis Won’t Play Glastonbury 2027

Emily Eavis has said Oasis will not appear at Glastonbury 2027, despite discussion of a possible festival performance after the band’s Manchester shows.

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Emily Eavis has responded to calls for Oasis to perform at Glastonbury in 2027, stating that the band will not take part in next year’s festival. No artists have yet been officially confirmed for Glastonbury 2027, although Eavis has said that the festival’s three main artists have been decided. She also said Madonna will not be a headliner at the 2027 festival.

Oasis will embark on its Live ’27 tour next year, including stadium shows in Glasgow and Manchester. The band’s 11-night run at Etihad Stadium ends on June 26, and discussion had centered on a possible Glastonbury appearance on June 27. Liam Gallagher has also said Oasis will not return to Glastonbury as a headliner. Oasis is additionally scheduled to return to Knebworth for four concerts as part of its 2027 world tour. Early betting favorites for the 2027 Glastonbury main stage have included Sam Fender, Ed Sheeran, Taylor Swift, Rihanna and Little Simz. News of Oasis returning to live performances followed the release of the documentary film Don’t Look Back In Anger.

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