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Oasis to play Knebworth? Odds shorten as 30th Anniversary looms

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Speculation over more Oasis reunion shows has reached fever pitch after Liam Gallagher hinted at Wembley that fans could see the band back on stage again in 2026.

Online bookmakers have now slashed the odds on Oasis returning to Knebworth, the site of their legendary 1996 concerts to just 1/5.

The rumours follow the band’s triumphant string of reunion shows, which have been hailed as one of the biggest comebacks in music history. Fans have flooded social media with excitement and theories about what could be next for the Manchester icons.

Oasis are now 1/5 favourites to play Knebworth again next year, while they are even money (1/1) to perform at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium, marking 30 years since their iconic Maine Road gigs.

Such odds reflect growing confidence that the Gallagher brothers are gearing up for another major announcement.

“Next year marks 30 years since the brothers’ legendary Knebworth shows, and their unforgettable nights at Maine Road. With such a milestone ahead, it would be the perfect time for Oasis to extend their record-breaking tour after the phenomenal reaction so far.”

The reunion has already reignited a wave of nostalgia across the UK, with millions clamouring for tickets and venues selling out within minutes.

Industry insiders believe a return to Knebworth, a site forever linked with the band’s 90s dominance would be the ultimate celebration of their legacy.

Fan speculation intensified further when Liam Gallagher deleted a cryptic X post hinting at “unfinished business,” while Noel Gallagher dodged questions about a Knebworth return during a recent interview.

The brothers’ newfound chemistry on stage has only fuelled hopes that more shows are inevitable.

For now, the odds suggest something big could be in the works. With bookies pricing a Knebworth comeback as near-certain and Manchester gigs at 50-50, Oasis fans may want to start marking their 2026 calendars because the Gallagher brothers could be preparing to make history all over again.

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