Oasis have added more dates to the second leg of their reunion tour next year.
Last week, the Britpop icons announced a new tour, Oasis Live '27, which will see them play live across the UK, Europe and the US, including shows in Glasgow, Manchester, Barcelona, Munich, Paris, Rome, Amsterdam, Boston, Las Vegas and Knebworth.
The tour will also see the Gallagher brothers and co play two live shows at Slane Castle, which take place on September 4 and 5 next year.
This announcement came amid months of speculation if Oasis would make a return to the stage following their record breaking and historic reunion tour last year.
Now, Oasis have added extra dates to their latest tour, which will see them play 42 shows next year.
Having been initially due to play two shows at the Stade de France in Paris on 23 and 24 July, the first show has been brought forward to July 20.
The band have also added new dates for the Allianz Arena in Munich and Rome's Stadio Olimpico, meaning they will play three shows at each venue.
Confirming this news on social media, Oasis said that these new dates were added due to "phenomenal demand".
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Oasis confirmed that the standard ticket prices across the tour will be fixed for between £71.50 and £266.60, while general admission into the Knebworth shows will start at £170.50, with front standing tickets priced from £203.50.
Should all six shows sell to full capacity, Oasis could potentially sell 750,000 tickets at Knebworth, which would make it the fourth most attended concert series at a single venue worldwide, behind Taylor Swift, Shakira and Coldplay.
Knebworth also holds a special place for Oasis, with the band having previously play two record breaking shows at the venue in August 1996, which saw 2% of the then UK population trying to but tickets for.
