Oasis Setlist 2027: Songs They Play Live

There is no confirmed Oasis setlist for 2027 — and anyone publishing one is guessing. What we can do is show which songs have anchored recent Oasis shows, how the two-brother vocal split works across a set, and how to read a past running order without turning it into a promise.

Is the Oasis 2027 setlist confirmed?

No. No running order has been published for any Live ’27 date, and anything circulating as a “leaked 2027 setlist” ahead of the opening night in Glasgow is speculation. The first real setlist will come from the first show, at Celtic Park on 21 May 2027.

What can be said honestly is which songs have anchored recent Oasis performances, and which are all but structurally required in a stadium set.

The songs that anchor an Oasis show

The catalogue leans heavily on the first two albums. Definitely Maybe (1994) supplies “Rock ’n’ Roll Star”, “Supersonic”, “Cigarettes & Alcohol” and “Live Forever”. (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? (1995) supplies “Hello”, “Roll With It”, “Morning Glory”, “Wonderwall”, “Don’t Look Back in Anger” and “Champagne Supernova”. “Acquiesce”, a B-side from the same period, has long been the clearest statement of the two-brother dynamic — Noel and Liam trading verse and chorus.

Later records surface more selectively: “Stand by Me” and “Some Might Say” from the mid-nineties, “The Importance of Being Idle” and “Lyla” from Don’t Believe the Truth, and “The Masterplan”, which many fans rate above most of the singles it was hidden behind.

How to read a past running order

A setlist from a previous show tells you the shape of the night: roughly how long the set runs, which songs open and close, where in the set Noel takes lead vocal, and what tends to land in the encore. It does not tell you what will be played on your date.

Bands change sets between legs, drop songs that are not working and add others without announcement. Treat a past list as the likely core plus genuine uncertainty at the edges — which is, for most people, the better way to experience it anyway.

Who plays what on stage

Liam Gallagher takes lead vocal; Noel Gallagher plays lead guitar and sings lead on a handful of songs each night, “Don’t Look Back in Anger” chief among them. Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs and Gem Archer cover rhythm guitar, Andy Bell plays bass and Joey Waronker drums. More on more about the band, or read about Liam Gallagher’s role on stage and Noel Gallagher’s guitar and melodies individually.

Stage times are a separate question

A setlist question and a stage-time question get different answers. Doors, support acts and the headline set are published by the organiser close to each show, and a confirmed date implies none of them. Plan your evening against the organiser’s final running order — and against your journey home, which getting there and home again covers.