Oasis add shows in Knebworth, Rome and Munich
The band says it is adding new tour dates after 'phenomenal demand' from fans.
Oasis have announced additional shows in Knebworth, Rome and Munich, citing what the band described as "phenomenal demand" from fans.
The new dates add to the band's ongoing run of live performances, which has drawn significant attention since their reunion tour began.
Knebworth in particular carries symbolic weight for Oasis, having hosted some of the band's most famous concerts in the 1990s in front of huge crowds.
The addition of Rome and Munich extends the band's European itinerary, giving fans on the continent further opportunities to see the group live.
Details on ticket availability for the newly added shows were not specified in the announcement.
Sources
- Oasis add shows in Knebworth, Rome and Munich — BBC Entertainment & Arts
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