Booking Oasis tickets? How to turn the Live ’27 world tour into the ultimate gig-cation

Oasis are hitting the road again in 2027, and if you're lucky enough to get your hands on a ticket, Liam and Noel Gallagher could also provide a very good excuse for your next holiday.

With shows taking the band across the UK and Ireland, mainland Europe and the United States, fans don't necessarily have to think of their Oasis ticket as just one night out.

Instead, it could be the starting point for a "gig-cation", where a concert is built into a city break, beach holiday or even a full-blown American road trip.

For London fans in particular, European dates open up plenty of possibilities. Rather than travelling to Paris, Rome or Barcelona for a night and rushing home the following morning, adding a second destination could turn the gig into a proper summer holiday.

And anyone prepared to cross the Atlantic has even bigger options, with an Oasis show in Las Vegas or Boston potentially becoming the centrepiece of a multi-stop US adventure.

Travel experts at eShores, which specialises in tailor-made multi-centre holidays, say the trick is to stop thinking of the concert destination as the whole holiday and start looking at where else you can easily travel once you're there.

Here are some of the ways Oasis fans could turn Live '27 into a holiday to remember.

Paris: add some French Riviera sunshine

Paris is an obvious choice for London Oasis fans, not least because you can reach the French capital directly from St Pancras.

Spend two or three nights in Paris, take in the concert and squeeze in Montmartre, the Eiffel Tower, Louvre and a few leisurely lunches before continuing elsewhere in France.

If food and wine are high on the agenda, Bordeaux is an obvious addition. But if you want the trip to feel more like a summer holiday, head south to Nice and the French Riviera.

After the noise, crowds and adrenaline of an Oasis gig, a few days beside the Mediterranean doesn't sound like a bad way to recover.

And rather than travelling all the way to Paris for one night, you've suddenly got a week-long French holiday.

Rome: Oasis, pasta and the Amalfi Coast

If you're going to see Oasis in Rome, it would be almost criminal not to give yourself a few extra days.

You could spend the first part of the trip exploring the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain and Vatican City, with plenty of pizza, pasta and aperitivo stops along the way.

Then take advantage of Italy's rail network and move on.

Florence is an easy addition for travellers who want another city, while those with more time could continue north to Venice.

Personally, I'd be tempted to head in the opposite direction.

Travel south towards Naples and Pompeii before finishing with a few days around the Amalfi Coast, and your Oasis concert becomes part of a much bigger Italian adventure.

Barcelona: swap the stadium for the beach

Barcelona is already one of those cities where you can easily fill three or four days without trying particularly hard.

There is Gaudí's architecture, the Gothic Quarter, tapas, nightlife and, crucially after a big night watching Oasis, a beach.

But it also works brilliantly as the first stop on a longer Spanish break.

Fans could spend a few nights in Barcelona around the concert before escaping to the Costa Brava, combining a huge stadium show with smaller seaside towns and a few lazy days beside the water.

Alternatively, add Madrid or Valencia if you want to keep the city-break theme going.

It gives you two very different holidays in one trip, with Oasis sitting neatly in the middle.

Las Vegas: turn three Oasis nights into the ultimate USA road trip

For Oasis fans willing to travel further, Las Vegas offers perhaps the biggest gig-cation opportunity of the tour.

The band are set to play three nights at Allegiant Stadium, but travelling thousands of miles from London for a few nights in Vegas and immediately flying home feels like a missed opportunity.

Instead, use the concert as the beginning, or middle, of a western USA road trip.

Spend a few days enjoying the madness of Las Vegas and seeing Oasis before heading to Los Angeles.

From there, you could continue along the California coast towards San Francisco, turning one concert ticket into a bucket-list American adventure.

Or go in a completely different direction and combine Vegas with the Grand Canyon and the extraordinary landscapes of America's Southwest.

It's a considerably bigger undertaking than hopping on the Eurostar to Paris, but if you're already paying to cross the Atlantic, it makes sense to see more while you're there.

Boston: see Oasis, then head to New York

Boston is another US stop that works particularly well as part of a two-city holiday.

Give yourself a few days to explore the city's historic neighbourhoods, waterfront and famous food scene around the Oasis concert before heading onwards to New York.

The two cities are well connected, making it possible to combine them without adding another complicated long-haul journey.

You could see Oasis in Boston and finish the holiday with several nights in Manhattan before flying back to London.

If you're already making the journey across the Atlantic, experiencing two very different American cities makes a lot more sense than turning around and coming straight home.

Don't book the 6am flight home after Oasis

One mistake fans should avoid is trying to save money or annual leave by booking the earliest possible journey home the morning after the concert.

Gavin Lapidus, Company Director at eShores, says fans should give themselves some breathing room and think about what else they can do with the journey.

“If you're lucky enough to get an Oasis ticket abroad, it is worth looking at the destination as the starting point for your holiday rather than somewhere you're simply flying into for the concert.

“One of the advantages of a multi-centre trip is that you're already paying to travel to that country, so adding another city or destination can help you get much more out of the journey.

“For example, someone travelling to Rome could add Florence or the Amalfi Coast, while a fan flying all the way to Las Vegas could turn the trip into a much bigger USA holiday rather than travelling thousands of miles for one concert.

“We'd also advise fans not to automatically book their return flight for the morning after the show. Concerts can finish late, transport will be busy and you don't want to spend the entire evening worrying about getting up for an early flight.

“Building a few extra days around the concert gives you more flexibility and turns what could be a rushed gig trip into a proper holiday.”

Book the gig first, then build the holiday around it

There is one important rule with a gig-cation: secure the concert ticket before getting carried away booking hotels and flights.

Once you've got the date, look at the wider destination rather than automatically searching for a return journey the following morning.

Sometimes an extra night can make the trip considerably less stressful. Other times, adding a train journey or internal flight can unlock somewhere you've always wanted to visit.

And if you're travelling long-haul to America, the argument for staying longer becomes even stronger.

Oasis fans have already waited years to see Liam and Noel Gallagher back together.

If you're going to travel hundreds, or even thousands, of miles to do it, you might as well make a holiday of it.

For tailor-made and multi-centre holiday inspiration, visit eShores.