VEGAS MUSIC NEWS: Oasis Definitely a Maybe for Allegiant, Scorpions Cancel Residency

Key Points

  • Sources told British outlets that Oasis will soon announce a 2027 live tour featuring multiple Allegiant Stadium dates
  • Rock veterans Scorpions postponed their eight-show "Coming Home" residency at Planet Hollywood to September 2027, citing unforeseen circumstances
  • The dual residency moves underscore Las Vegas' growing dominance in securing multi-night stadium runs and long-term legacy acts

Reunited brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher are eyeing a multi-continent “Oasis Live ’27” tour that would hit North American stadiums next summer—including a multi-night run at Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium, according to a report from Britain’s The Sun.

Liam and Noel Gallagher in 2025. (Image: Live Nation)

Noel, 59, teased the group’s plans during a window free of major international football tournaments, telling UK sports media station talkSPORT last week: “Well, let’s put it this way: there’s no football tournament next year, so we’ve got to do something in the summer, right?”

However, Gallagher stopped short of naming potential cities on that tour.

Historically, when Oasis has performed in Las Vegas, they played intimate spaces rather than arenas: the House of Blues inside Mandalay Bay on Sept. 15, 2005, during their “Don’t Believe the Truth” tour, and The Joint at the former Hard Rock Hotel on May 11, 2001, co-headlining “The Tour of Brotherly Love” alongside the Black Crowes.

Scorpions Residency Delay Stings

The German hard rockers announced the postponement of their eight-show residency at Planet Hollywood, slated for Sept. 17-Oct. 3 — in addition to all other 2026 tour dates — citing only mysterious “unforeseen circumstances.”

Scorpions fans weren’t smiling when the band pulled out of their latest Vegas commitment two weeks before it was set to begin. (Image: Live Nation)

A statement posted to Live Nation’s Las Vegas Instagram account locked in new dates that delay the “Coming Home — 60 Years of Scorpions” residency by an entire year: Sept. 9, 11, 14, 16, 18, 21, 23 and 25, 2027.

The statement did not include an apology to fans who planned an entire Vegas vacation around the concerts.

The delay also impacts three Mexican tour dates originally scheduled for September 2026, which have been shifted to late August and early September 2027.

These adjustments follow a turbulent touring cycle earlier this year. After scrapping a four-date run in India due to unspecified medical issues, the band successfully navigated a six-week trek through European festivals and arenas.

Founded by rhythm guitarist Rudolf Schenker in 1965, the group has been fronted by vocalist Klaus Meine since 1969.

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  • JV
    Janch Vagentry September 7, 2026
    An Oasis in the desert!? With no Scorpions?! Count me in!
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