Oasis Barcelona 2027: everything we know so far

Oasis bring the 2027 tour to Barcelona for two nights at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 July. This guide covers everything for Oasis Barcelona 2027: both dates, how to get Oasis Estadi Olímpic tickets from official sellers, the climb up Montjuïc and where to stay for a weekend in the city.

Here is what is confirmed so far, and what is still to come. We update this article whenever anything changes.

Every Oasis Barcelona 2027 date

Both shows are at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, Passeig Olímpic 15-17, Montjuïc, Barcelona 08038.

• Saturday 10 July 2027
• Sunday 11 July 2027

Gate times, stage times and support acts have not been announced yet. They usually arrive in show week, and each date’s page will be updated the moment they do.

Getting tickets without getting burned

Tickets are sold by the official sellers announced by Oasis and the promoter. Prices, sale times and resale rules are confirmed on the official site, and we update this guide whenever they change. Our full tickets guide goes deeper, but these are the rules that matter most:

• Buy only from the sellers linked on the official Oasis website and their face-value resale service.
• Both shows fall on a weekend, so expect strong demand from outside Barcelona; act fast when sales open.
• Be wary of ‘entradas’ offered on social media or classified sites, the most common route for fake tickets.
• If your night sells out, keep checking official resale in the final week.

The venue and the trip

The Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys sits on the hill of Montjuïc above the city. Built for the 1929 International Exposition and rebuilt as the main stadium of the 1992 Olympic Games, it is Barcelona’s go-to venue for stadium concerts, with a standing pitch and an open bowl of seating with views over the city.

Take the metro (L1 or L3) to Espanya, then walk up Montjuïc using the outdoor escalators behind the Palau Nacional, about 20 to 25 minutes in total. Buses 150 and 55 go closer to the stadium, but driving is not recommended. The travel guide covers every route, including how to get home after the encore.

Rooms will go quickly once fans start planning. The areas that work best:

• Poble-sec (about 1 km): At the foot of Montjuïc, walkable to the stadium, with tapas bars on Carrer de Blai.
• Sant Antoni (about 2 km): A local favourite for food and markets, close to Paral·lel and Espanya metro stations.
• Eixample (about 3 km): Elegant grid of streets with many hotels and direct metro lines to Espanya.
• Gothic Quarter & El Born (about 3 km): The historic centre, lively at night and a short metro ride from Montjuïc.

Why Barcelona matters

Barcelona is the only Spanish stop on the tour, so both nights will draw fans from across Spain and southern France. With the shows on a Saturday and Sunday in mid-July, it’s the easiest weekend trip on the European leg, and Montjuïc’s open bowl makes for one of the most scenic settings of the whole run.

Follow the live blog on show days for updates from the queue to the encore.