Social media is abuzz with what’s being touted as a ‘leaked’ list of Oasis 2026 tour dates, causing a stir among music fans worldwide. Surprisingly, Newcastle’s iconic St James’ Park features prominently on this highly circulated list, igniting both excitement and significant skepticism across fan communities.

The appearance of a potential Newcastle gigs venue on the purported schedule has undoubtedly sparked considerable local enthusiasm, with many hoping for a grand band reunion on home turf. However, this initial wave of excitement is quickly tempered by a deep sense of doubt from seasoned followers who are dissecting every detail.

Following the resounding success of their much-hyped reunion tour, which saw them play sold-out arenas in Cardiff, Manchester, and Wembley, the anticipation for future Oasis concerts is at an all-time high. While the current tour has received rave reviews, Newcastle was notably absent from the itinerary, leaving fans eagerly awaiting any sign of a return.

Prior to this latest ‘leak,’ whispers of a grand return to Knebworth in 2026 had already been circulating, adding another layer to the intense tour speculation. This new list, shared extensively within various Oasis fan groups on Facebook, has rapidly gained traction, presenting a broad sweep of potential international and UK venues.

The document, purportedly detailing ‘phase one,’ lists several major European cities, including Milan, Madrid, Stockholm, and Amsterdam, slated for July. This ambitious international leg suggests a global scale for the rumored Oasis concerts, further fueling the imaginations of their vast fan base.

Crucially for UK music fans, ‘phase two’ includes the tantalizing prospect of St James’ Park hosting a gig on July 3rd, before the band allegedly moves on to Glasgow, five nights at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium, and culminates with four shows at Knebworth in August 2026. These specific details have particularly captured the attention of those longing for definitive Newcastle gigs.

Despite the detailed nature, the authenticity of the list has been widely challenged. Cynics point to the document’s title, which explicitly states ‘leaked draft,’ and practical concerns such as the tight turnaround for the Etihad pitch preparation for the upcoming football season. Moreover, the idea of the band performing Oasis concerts at Knebworth midweek raises further eyebrows among dedicated followers.

As avid supporters of a potential return, many in the North East wholeheartedly agree that a performance at St James’ Park would be an unforgettable event. Even if this specific list proves to be unsubstantiated, the strong public reaction to the rumor could provide significant “food for thought” for the band regarding future band reunion plans and where to schedule them.

The last time Oasis graced the North East stage was in 2009 at the Stadium of Light. The current wave of tour speculation and the fervent desire for Newcastle gigs underscore the enduring appeal of the band and the immense appetite for their return, whether through official announcements or continued viral buzz.