Oasis confirm camping options and late trains for Knebworth 2027 shows

Ahead of Oasis‘ hugely anticipated return to Knebworth next year, the band have confirmed that fans will be able to pitch up a tent at some of the shows, as well as outlining plans for late-running trains.

Next year will see the band return to the site of their legendary 1996 shows for four dates, which forms part of their wider 2027 tour.

Now, they have confirmed that fans attending the shows on Saturday 11 and Saturday 18 September can take advantage of camping options which allows them to arrive on the Friday, a day before the shows, and depart on the Sunday morning. It is hoped that this will alleviate travel pressures on the day of the shows.

Fans who are successful in purchasing a Saturday ticket will have the option to add a campsite village ticket to allow them access to these facilities, along with late night entertainment in the campsite village on Friday and Saturday nights. The Campsite Village is priced at £60 per person.

In addition, the band have created the largest possible accessible viewing platform, alongside grandstands at the rear of the field with seating. For those travelling on the same day, trains will run will 1.30AM.

“Oasis have challenged us to make Oasis Live ‘27 at Knebworth the best possible fan experience – this is our goal,” said promoter Rob Ballantine.

“Working with Great British Rail we have trains running from Stevenage direct to London Kings Cross after every show until 01:30am, with train tickets at £10. We will also have the largest coach service for any cultural event in the UK. Customers can avoid concert day travel altogether if they choose the campsite option for a Saturday show, arriving on Friday and enjoying the Campsite Village atmosphere, leaving on Sunday morning after the Saturday concert.”

He added: “We have created the largest Accessible Viewing Platform for a Knebworth gig and, in another first, three grandstands at the rear of the arena will provide a reserved seat and access to hospitality in the Knebworth House Gardens.

“To help create the best possible experience, we are encouraging fans not to come by car, but to take advantage of the new options we have created for Oasis Live ‘27 at Knebworth.”

Earlier this week, Noel Gallagher revealed exactly when Oasis decided to follow up their huge 2025 comeback with another run of shows next year, and whether or not fans can expect to hear some new music.

Appearing on talkSPORT, Gallagher said that the band had decided to undertake a 2027 run after the initial success of their Wembley shows during last year’s comeback tour.

“It was after the second Wembley show [on July 26 2025],” Noel said. “Nobody really knew what was going to happen or how it was going to go. So we did Cardiff and Manchester, then by the time we got to Wembley, somebody said ‘Well, you know?’ and it was decided we were going to do it.”

“It was all set in motion then,” he added, before revealing that shows in “Italy, France, Germany and Spain” had always been the plan because the fans there have “been great with us throughout the years”.

Gallagher was also asked if the band had been working on any new music since reuniting – which would mark their first since 2008’s Dig Out Your Soul – though he was quick to shoot down any hopes.

“There won’t be any new music,” he simply shared.

Fans hoping to get tickets for next year’s shows must register here before 4pm BST / 5pm CEST / 8am PT / 11am ET today. Fans who are successful will be sent a unique, non-transferable code to access an allocated onsale window. In the UK, sales will take place across Friday 25, Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September, with three on sale windows on each day.