Glastonbury Gives Official Verdict on Oasis Headline Rumours
Emily Eavis said the reunited band will not headline, ending speculation after Oasis’ 38-date 2027 tour left a gap in its schedule.
- Glastonbury co-organiser Emily Eavis officially ruled out Oasis as a 2027 headliner, responding directly to a fan on Instagram with, "Sorry Jimmy, not this time!"
- Fans speculated about a performance after the band announced a 2027 tour schedule leaving a "Glastonbury-shaped hole" in late June, with Oasis booked at Manchester City's Etihad Stadium during festival weekend.
- Liam Gallagher previously warned fans that a return was "not happening," dismissing rumors on X last month by telling followers to "calm down." The frontman's skepticism preceded Eavis's official confirmation.
- The band is committed to a 38-date tour in 2027 following their 2025 reunion that generated an estimated £300 million, while Eavis confirmed all three festival headliners are already booked.
- Transporting crew and equipment from Manchester to Somerset within 24 hours poses logistical challenges, while other artists tipped for the bill include Harry Styles and Sam Fender, though no acts are confirmed.
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