Oasis’ second ‘Live ’27’ Paris show under threat of cancellation, report claims

Oasis‘ second upcoming show in Paris on their ‘Live ’27’ tour is reportedly under threat due to planned transport works.

The Britpop icons confirmed their tour earlier this week (Monday September 14), with plans for 38 shows kicking off next May.

As datas começam com cinco noites no Celtic Park, em Glasgow, antes de 11 shows impressionantes no Etihad, em Manchester, seguidos por shows em toda a Europa, incluindo duas noites no Stade de France nos dias 23 e 24 de julho.

But according to a report in Le Parisien, the second show could be cancelled due to planned works on the public transport network between Île-de-France and Hauts-de-France in Paris on the same day.

The report also claims that Georges-François Leclerc, the prefect for Paris, has written two letters to Christophe Cizeron, who serves as president of GL Events and of the Société d’exploitation du Stade de France, instructing him not to authorise the concert.

A source told the publication alternative dates have been proposed to Live Nation France.

Os shows ainda não constam no site oficial do Stade de France.

Mas Angelo Gopee, chefe da Live Nation France, insistiu ao Le Parisien que ambos os shows aconteceriam conforme planejado. “Não teríamos anunciado e colocado essas datas à venda se não tivéssemos tido as aprovações necessárias há muito tempo.”.

This tour has been in the works for a year, and we’ve had the green light. There’s no issue!” he added.

NME has contacted a spokesperson for comment and clarification.

A última vez que o Oasis esteve em Paris, os Gallaghers tiveram uma grande briga que levou à sua separação em 2009.

Last week, the band teased the latest shows in the French capital, which featured a man eating a plum before throwing it away referencing Noel’s previous claim that Liam threw a plum at him and wielded a guitar “like an axe” backstage on the night which led to him leaving the band.

Their recent tour announcement comes following their new documentary Don’t Look Back In Anger arriving in cinemas, which was then followed by a teaser campaign that culminated in a drone show over the Etihad.

Oasis have already said that, following the chaotic struggle to get tickets for the first wave of Live ‘25 shows, they will be adopting the same on-sale model they did for their latter Wembley shows – inviting fans to register for the chance to buy tickets.

Fans must register before Thursday (September 17) at 4pm BST / 5pm CEST / 8am PT / 11am ET and can do so here, and those who are successful in the ballot will then be sent a code to access an allocated on-sale window at a specific time.

Esse horário de venda ocorrerá na quinta-feira 25, sábado 26 e domingo 27 de setembro no UK. Este processo de registro é a única forma de comprar ingressos, e os preços padrão dos ingressos ficarão fixos entre £71.

In a recent interview, Noel promised that Oasis‘ ‘Live ’27’ tour will be “so much better” than their comeback shows in 2025.

Beck também sugeriu ao NME em uma nova entrevista que o baterista Joey Waronker estará novamente em turnê com o Oasis para os shows “Live ’27”, apesar das especulações de que ele teria sido dispensado da turnê.

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