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They're back – and they're coming to Munich: Oasis play three stadium shows at the Allianz Arena in summer 2027, on 2, 3 and 6 July. Munich is the tour's only stop in Germany. Here's where things stand with tickets, the easiest way to get to the arena, where to stay and how to turn the gig into a whole Munich weekend.
The dates
- Friday, 2 July 2027 – Allianz Arena, Munich
- Saturday, 3 July 2027 – Allianz Arena, Munich
- Tuesday, 6 July 2027 – extra show, Allianz Arena, Munich
Exact door and show times are printed on your ticket and in the promoter's information.
Tickets: how the sale worked – and what's still possible
Tickets were sold through a registration process: fans who registered in advance and were selected received a personal code for a fixed sales window (in Germany from 25 to 27 September 2026). Registration has closed and will not reopen for the extra show.
As of October 2026: According to the official Oasis website, every show of the 2027 tour is sold out – including all three Munich dates. Official resale tickets will only become available closer to the shows, at the price originally paid, via Ticketmaster and Twickets.
Our advice: If you're still looking for tickets, use only official channels and the promoter's official resale platforms. Be careful with offers on classifieds sites, social media or dubious ticket websites – fake tickets are sadly common for concerts in this kind of demand.
Getting to the Allianz Arena
By train to Munich: Munich Hauptbahnhof is well connected from across Germany and Europe – early saver fares keep costs down. Allow plenty of time both ways, as trains are packed on concert days.
From the main station to the arena: Take the U-Bahn to line U6 and ride to Fröttmaning. From there it's about a 15-minute, step-free walk along the esplanade. For big concerts at the Allianz Arena, the ticket often includes Munich public transport – check your ticket to see whether this applies to Oasis.
After the show: Fröttmaning gets very crowded and the station is sometimes closed for a while when it's full. If you're not in a hurry, wait half an hour or walk a bit. If you drive, expect long waits leaving the car parks after the show.
Where to stay
- Schwabing / Münchner Freiheit: Our favourite – a lively area full of cafés and bars, with the U6 running straight to the arena.
- City centre around Marienplatz: Ideal if you're combining the concert with sightseeing. The U6 also runs from here to Fröttmaning without changing.
- Freimann / Fröttmaning: Closest to the arena – handy for getting back, but quieter in the evening.
Book your hotel as early as possible: prices in Munich rise fast on concert weekends. Free-cancellation rates keep you flexible.
Good to know on concert day
- Bags: At concerts in the Allianz Arena, bags are usually limited to A4 size; backpacks and suitcases are not allowed.
- Payment: The arena is cashless.
- Food and drink: You can't bring your own.
- Power banks: Only small ones (up to about 100 g) are allowed.
- Arrive early: Security checks take time with tens of thousands of fans.
The promoter publishes the exact rules for the Oasis shows in advance – it's worth a quick look.
Make a weekend of it
An Oasis concert in Munich is the perfect excuse for a city break: a beer garden in the English Garden, a guided walk through the old town or a trip to the Olympic Park. The Tuesday show is easy to combine with a few days off.
For more stadium know-how, see our guide to Europe's biggest concert arenas and stadiums.
Note: Dates, prices and rules are taken from event listings (as of October 2026) and may change. Please check the latest information from the promoter and the Allianz Arena before you travel.
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