Oasis are going global once again, but Australian fans have been left wondering where their place is on the map.

The Britpop giants have just revealed plans for a massive new international tour, with dozens of shows announced across major cities in the UK, Europe and North America.

There is, however, one notable omission.

Australia isn't on the list.

For fans Down Under, that has immediately raised an interesting possibility: could an Australian leg be announced separately?

Nothing has been confirmed at this stage, but the timing, the scale of the new tour and Oasis' recent history with Australian audiences have certainly given fans plenty to speculate about.

Here's what we know so far.

Is Oasis touring Australia?

At this stage, there are no officially announced Oasis shows in Australia as part of the newly revealed tour.

The current itinerary covers a huge number of international dates, with Oasis set to perform across the UK, Europe and the United States.

Australia and New Zealand are currently absent from the schedule.

That doesn't necessarily mean the band won't make their way here.

Major international tours aren't always announced in their entirety at once, and additional regional dates can be revealed separately once scheduling, venues and local arrangements are finalised.

So while there is no Australian tour to book right now, there is also no announcement saying Australia has been ruled out.

Why Australian fans are paying attention

Oasis have already shown that Australia remains an important destination for the reunited band.

When the group returned to the stage for their highly anticipated reunion tour, Australia was included in the international schedule.

The response was enormous, with fans across the country turning out to see Liam and Noel Gallagher back together on stage.

That previous visit is one of the biggest reasons speculation about another Australian tour has started almost immediately after the new global dates were announced.

Australia isn't an untested market for the band. Oasis have already seen first-hand just how much demand there is for their music here.

Could Australia be announced later?

It's certainly possible, although there is currently no official confirmation that this will happen.

The newly announced tour is already a substantial undertaking, stretching across several months and taking Oasis to some of the biggest venues and markets around the world.

A separate Australian and New Zealand leg could potentially be added around the existing schedule.

There are plenty of logistical factors that would need to be worked out first, including venue availability, travel, production requirements and promoter arrangements.

Until Oasis or an official Australian promoter announces dates, though, any claims about specific shows should be treated as speculation.

Australia was included last time

One of the most interesting details for Australian fans is that the country wasn't forgotten during Oasis' previous reunion run.

The band made Australia part of their 2025 touring plans, performing in both Melbourne and Sydney.

Those shows were part of the wider global comeback that marked Oasis' return to the stage following their lengthy separation.

For many fans, it was a once-in-a-generation opportunity to finally see the Gallagher brothers perform together again.

A second visit would give fans another chance — and potentially introduce a new generation of Australian listeners to the live Oasis experience.

Which Australian cities could Oasis visit?

If an Australian tour does eventually emerge, Australia's biggest concert markets would be the most obvious places to look.

Melbourne

Melbourne was one of the key stops on Oasis' previous Australian tour, so another visit to the city would make sense if the band returns Down Under.

The city has a huge live music audience and is regularly included on the itineraries of major international stadium acts.

Sydney

Sydney is another obvious possibility.

As one of Australia's largest entertainment markets, the city regularly hosts major international touring artists, and Oasis have already performed there during their reunion.

Could they play elsewhere?

That's where things become less certain.

Whether Oasis would limit an Australian return to the country's two largest cities or expand the tour nationally would depend on the eventual size of the Australian run.

Cities such as Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide could all potentially be considered for a larger national tour, but there are currently no confirmed dates or venues anywhere in Australia.

What venues could they use?

It's far too early to say where Oasis might play if an Australian leg is announced.

Their previous Australian shows were staged on a large scale, so major stadiums would be a logical possibility for another visit.

Melbourne's Marvel Stadium and Sydney's Accor Stadium are examples of the type of venues capable of accommodating the huge crowds Oasis can attract.

But these should be viewed purely as possibilities rather than predictions of confirmed venues.

Until the band announces an Australian itinerary, there is no official information on where they would perform.

Why hasn't Australia been announced yet?

There are several perfectly ordinary reasons why Australia might not be included in the first round of dates.

International tours are complicated to organise, particularly when an artist is travelling with a large-scale production.

The current Oasis schedule is already packed with major performances across multiple countries.

It is possible that Australian dates are being planned around the existing itinerary, or that discussions with venues and promoters are still taking place.

It's also possible that Australia simply isn't part of this particular tour.

At the moment, we don't have enough information to know which is the case.

That's what makes the omission so interesting.

When could we hear more?

There is currently no announced date for an Australian tour announcement.

If additional shows are coming, they could be revealed separately from the existing international itinerary.

For now, Australian fans will have to keep an eye on official Oasis announcements and local concert promoters for any developments.

One thing is certain: there are currently no legitimate Oasis Australia 2027 tickets available, because there are no confirmed Australian shows to sell tickets for.

Anyone advertising Australian tickets before an official announcement should therefore be approached with extreme caution.

Will Oasis come to Australia?

That's the big question, and right now, there isn't a definitive answer.

Oasis have announced a huge new international tour, but Australia has been left off the initial list of dates.

That could mean the band has no plans to return.

Or it could mean Australian fans simply haven't received their announcement yet.

Considering Oasis have already returned to Australia once since their reunion, the country's proven appetite for the band and the scale of their latest touring plans, there are certainly reasons for fans to keep watching.

For now, though, an Oasis Australia tour remains unconfirmed.

So, Australian Oasis fans, don't start booking flights just yet.

But don't stop watching the tour announcements either.

If Australia is coming, the Gallagher brothers may have one more announcement to make.