Oasis Rome 2027: everything we know so far

Oasis close the European leg of the 2027 tour in Rome, with three nights at the Stadio Olimpico on Monday 26, Thursday 29 and Friday 30 July. This guide has everything for Oasis Rome 2027: all three dates, how to get Oasis Stadio Olimpico tickets through official channels, the tram and bus routes to Foro Italico, and where to stay.

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

Every Oasis Rome 2027 date

All 3 shows are at the Stadio Olimpico, Viale dei Gladiatori, Roma 00135.

• Monday 26 July 2027
• Thursday 29 July 2027
• Friday 30 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.
• Italian concert tickets are usually nominative: the name must match your ID, and changes go through the official name-change service.
• Avoid tickets offered on social media or classified sites, which are the most common source of fakes.
• If your night sells out, keep checking official resale in the days before the show.

The venue and the trip

The Stadio Olimpico sits in the Foro Italico sports complex at the foot of Monte Mario, beside the Tiber in north Rome. Home to both AS Roma and Lazio and the main stadium of the 1960 Olympics, it is Rome’s biggest concert venue, with an open bowl where summer shows start in the warm Roman twilight.

Take tram 2 from Piazzale Flaminio to Piazza Mancini, then walk about 15 minutes across the Ponte Duca d’Aosta to the Stadio Olimpico. Buses 910 (from Termini) and 32 (from Ottaviano) also stop nearby. Rome has no metro station at the stadium. 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:

• Prati (about 3 km): Elegant, safe and walkable to the stadium along the Tiber, close to the Vatican.
• Flaminio (about 3 km): Quieter residential area on the tram 2 line, the most direct route to the stadium.
• Centro Storico (about 5 km): Piazza Navona, the Pantheon and the classic Roman evening, a taxi or tram ride from Foro Italico.
• Trastevere (about 7 km): Rome’s most atmospheric nightlife district, though further from the stadium.

Why Rome matters

Rome is the last European stop before the tour flies to the US, and the only Italian dates on the run, so fans will travel from across Italy. Three nights at the Olimpico, the stadium of the 1960 Olympics, make it one of the biggest outdoor runs of the summer.

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