Oasis set list shake up revealed as Noel Gallagher admits exact moment he and Liam decided on 2027 tour

OASIS fans who are lucky enough to get a ticket are set for a treat as the new tour will include a set list shake up. It comes as Noel Gallagher, 59, who together with brother Liam has announced a 38 date 2027 tour, revealed the exact moment the siblings decided to hit the road again. Oasis are getting ready to head out on tour again – but fans can expect a shake up Credit: PA The set list is set to include some different songs this time, according to insiders Credit: Big Brother Recordings The new tour follows the success of the Oasis’ Live ’25 reunion gigs last year. However the iconic 90s band are set to shake things up this time. Sign up for the Showbiz newsletter Thank you! Noel said: “This is going to be a lot more fun because all of us are going to be way more relaxed than the last time.” The Sun can also reveal that fans are going to be treated to more legendary Oasis tunes, that were left off the set-list last time. Songs including Columbia are set to be included this time around. A source said: “There’s a wealth of Oasis tracks that didn’t make the cut for the first tour. Columbia they rehearsed but never played. Then there’s She’s Electric, Stop Crying Your Heart Out and Go Let It Out. Noel and Liam will have to work out which songs they want to swap out and swap in. Noel has been spilling the beans on why they wanted to do another tour Credit: Getty Oasis shot to fame in the 90s but reformed last year Credit: Alamy “It won’t be easy as no matter what they choose, people will always want to hear more.” However, Noel has shot down talk of a new Oasis album, and said: “There won’t be any new music.” Most read in Showbiz The star has also revealed why Oasis decided to do another tour. “It was after the second Wembley show. We did Cardiff and Manchester and by the time we got to Wembley, somebody said, ‘Well …,'” Noel told TalkSport. Talking of the new gigs, Noel said: ‘This is going to be a lot more fun because all of us are going to be way more relaxed than the last time’ Credit: Getty Fans need to register for a ticket ballot in a bid to beat touts Credit: Instagram “And it was decided we were going to do it and it was all set in motion then. “We couldn’t not do Europe because our fans in Italy and Germany and France, Holland, Spain and all that have been great with us down the years, so that was always the plan to do that.” The 2.7 million tickets cost from £71.50 to £266.60, including fees., and can only be snapped up through a ballot registration, which closes on September 17. The band’s website crashed 30 seconds after they announced the tour yesterday, as millions of fans clamoured to register. Insiders said the brothers chose to use a ballot system for this tour in a bid to clamp down on touts and to avoid queues. Sources also told The Sun that the brothers would start rehearsals in April with guitarists Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs and Gem Archer, bassist Andy Bell, drummer Joey Waronker and keyboardist Christian Madden. Comment now