Oasis have confirmed they’ll make a new tour announcement on Monday September 14th at 4pm, ending weeks of speculation, including the leaked Slane schedule covered above, about where the band play next.
Oasis fans wondering if these Oasis Slane Castle rumours are true will get their answer on Monday.
The date and time were revealed the same way the recent city clips were: through more visual trickery, this time a drone light show over Manchester’s Joie Stadium, home of Manchester City Women, on Thursday night. The display formed the Oasis logo before switching to “14/09/26” and “4pm.”


It lines up with everything already pointing toward an imminent reveal. The teaser clips decoded by fans over the past week, read as Celtic Park, the Etihad, Knebworth, Munich, Barcelona and Amsterdam, and the leaked schedule naming five nights at Slane in August, will presumably get confirmed, denied or reshaped entirely on Monday.
Irish fans have plenty of reason to watch closely. More than 160,000 people attended Oasis’s two sold-out Croke Park shows last August so the demand is there.
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Monday’s announcement should finally confirm whether Slane is getting a return visit, and if the leaked four or five dates hold up.
The reveal also lands just days after the release of Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger, the Live ’25 reunion documentary, which opened in cinemas this week.

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