Oasis will perform three concerts in Rome in 2027 at the Olympic Stadium on 26, 29 and 30 July. These three Oasis Live ’27 shows will bring one of the most iconic British bands of the past thirty years to the Italian capital.
Liam and Noel Gallagher return to the stage together following the success of the reunion that brought Oasis back to their fans and gave a new generation the opportunity to hear some of the most celebrated songs in British rock history live.
Rome will be the only Italian city included in Oasis Live ’27. The concerts on 29 and 30 July were announced first, followed by an additional show on 26 July 2027 in response to the extraordinary demand for the tour.
The three concerts at the Olympic Stadium in Rome also offer the perfect opportunity to plan a city break in the Italian capital.
Here is everything currently known about the Oasis concerts in Rome in 2027, along with practical advice on planning your stay, reaching the stadium and making the most of your trip to discover the city.
Oasis Rome 2027: The Three Dates at the Olympic Stadium
The Italian dates of Oasis Live ’27 are:
- Monday, 26 July 2027
- Thursday, 29 July 2027
- Friday, 30 July 2027
All three concerts will take place at the Olympic Stadium in Rome, within the Foro Italico sports complex.
The concert on 26 July was added after the previously scheduled shows on 29 and 30 July due to exceptional demand from fans.
Rome will be one of the major European stops on the tour, which will also visit cities including Glasgow, Manchester, Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam and Paris before continuing to the United States and Ireland.
Oasis Live ’27: Liam and Noel Gallagher Return to the Stage
To understand why the Oasis concerts in Rome are among the most eagerly awaited music events of 2027, it is worth looking back at the band’s history.
Formed in Manchester in the early 1990s, Oasis became one of the defining bands of the Britpop movement and one of the most successful British groups of their generation.
Albums such as Definitely Maybe and (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? defined an era, while songs including Wonderwall, Don’t Look Back in Anger, Champagne Supernova and Live Forever continue to be enjoyed by millions of listeners worldwide.
Following their split in 2009, the reunion brought the Gallagher brothers back on stage together after more than fifteen years. Now, the story continues with Oasis Live ’27 and three highly anticipated concerts in Rome.
Richard Ashcroft of The Verve Will Be the Special Guest in Rome
Richard Ashcroft, the former frontman of The Verve, will join Oasis as special guest for the concerts at the Olympic Stadium.
His appearance makes the Rome shows particularly appealing to fans of 1990s British music.
Ashcroft is associated with some of the most recognisable songs of the period, most notably Bitter Sweet Symphony, and his career developed alongside the rise of Britpop and the success of Oasis.
The concerts in Rome will therefore celebrate one of the most influential eras in British music.
Oasis Rome 2027 Tickets: The Ballot System That Divided Fans
Demand for Oasis Rome 2027 tickets began even before sales officially opened. With exceptionally high demand expected, the organisers chose a different system from a traditional general online sale.
Fans first had to register for the chance to buy tickets. Registered users were then selected at random to receive a personal code and a link by email, allowing them to access the sale during a specific time window.
The system was designed to reduce virtual queues and combat online ticket touting, but it inevitably sparked debate among fans.
Despite three concerts being scheduled at the Olympic Stadium, many fans were unable to secure tickets, fuelling further discussion about the method chosen to manage one of the most anticipated ticket sales of the year.
How to Get to the Olympic Stadium for the Oasis Concerts
The three concerts will take place at the Olympic Stadium, located within the Foro Italico sports complex, north of Rome’s historic centre.
There is no metro station directly outside the stadium. One of the most common options is to take Metro Line A and then continue towards the Foro Italico using local public transport.
Services may be changed or increased for major concerts. It is therefore advisable to check the latest information provided by Roma Mobilità and the event organisers shortly before the concert.
It is also wise to leave well in advance. The Olympic Stadium can accommodate tens of thousands of people, and traffic around the Foro Italico inevitably increases in the hours leading up to major events.
For the return journey, check public transport timetables and any special services planned for the three concert nights in advance.
What to Do in Rome Before the Oasis Concert
A concert at the Olympic Stadium can become the perfect opportunity to spend a few days in Rome instead of visiting the city solely for the event.
If you arrive in the morning or the day before the concert, you can spend your first few hours exploring the historic centre.
The Colosseum, the Roman Forum, Piazza Venezia, the Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps and the Pantheon can easily be combined into an itinerary featuring some of Rome’s most famous landmarks.
July temperatures should also be taken into account. The middle of the day can be very hot, so it is best to plan walks for early morning and late afternoon, leaving the hottest hours for museums, indoor attractions or a relaxing break at the hotel.
On the day of the concert, avoid making your itinerary too busy. A morning spent exploring the city, followed by a leisurely lunch and a few hours of rest before heading to the Olympic Stadium, will allow you to enjoy the evening without turning your stay into a race against time.
Where to Stay in Rome for the Oasis Concert
Visitors travelling from another city to see Oasis in Rome in 2027 can stay in the centre of the capital and turn the concert into a complete city-break experience.
The FH55 Grand Hotel Palatino is located in the Monti district, just a short walk from the Colosseum and the Roman Forum and approximately 100 metres from Cavour station on Metro Line B.
Its central location makes it easy to explore Rome before and after the concert while also providing convenient metro connections to other areas of the city.
Staying in Rome’s historic centre is particularly appealing for visitors planning a two- or three-night break. The day of the concert can be dedicated to the event at a relaxed pace, while the rest of the stay offers the chance to discover some of the capital’s most famous landmarks on foot.
After returning from the concert, staying in the heart of Monti means starting the following day just a few steps from the Colosseum.
