Oasis have lit up Manchester with a surprise drone display over the Etihad’s Joie Stadium, flashing the date September 14, 2026, at 4:00 PM BST. The stunt follows widespread social media teasers and intense fan speculation that the Britpop legends are gearing up to announce a 2027 tour.
The Gallagher brothers are once again keeping their fanbase on high alert. Following a major social media teaser campaign that sent enthusiasts into a frenzy with a series of teaser videos, the band chose the skies above Manchester to drop their clearest signal yet about what comes next.
Drone Light Show Illuminates Manchester City Women’s Ground
On Thursday evening, Oasis put on a drone show over their home city to tease their upcoming tour announcement. The dazzling display lit up the sky over the Etihad’s Joie Stadium, which serves as the home ground for Manchester City Women.
Spectators watched as a drone formation mapped out the band’s unmistakable logo.
Fan Theories, Hidden Clues, and Celtic Park Rumours
The drone performance is the climax of a meticulously planned digital rollout. In the days leading up to the Manchester light show, the Britpop legends have sent fans into a frenzy with a series of teaser videos posted to social media.
Eagle-eyed followers wasted no time dissecting the background details of the initial video, which featured a classic chip shop setting complete with appearances by Irn-Bru, Mars Bars, and actor Robert Carlyle playing on a television screen in the background. Social media reaction was swift and enthusiastic.
“Love a buzz generating video!!!”
Richard Couch, via GlasgowWorld
Other fans quickly mapped out the geographical hints buried in the footage. David Gilmour weighed in on the clues, noting that Kid buys a can of Iron Bru, in a chippy that will ‘batter anything’.
This led directly to widespread speculation among supporters that the upcoming 2027 tour could kick off at Celtic Park.
Building on the Success of Live ’25
The renewed touring momentum builds directly upon the historic reception of their comeback. Oasis sensationally reunited in 2025, marking their return 16 years after their acrimonious split in 2009. That reunion brought the brothers together for a massive 41-show run spanning the UK and international destinations, which kicked off in Cardiff on 4 July and concluded in Sao Paulo, Brazil on 23 November.

Financial and attendance figures from the comeback run underline the immense scale of the band’s enduring appeal. The 2025 tour is estimated to have generated £398 million and saw more than two million fans attending the shows. During that comeback trek, the band played three nights at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh, setting high expectations for what a 2027 itinerary might hold as additional updates have pointed toward potential stops in Rome, Paris, Barcelona, and the United States.