Oasis have just announced four massive shows at Knebworth for their ‘LIVE 27’ tour next year – now, details of transport, camping, hospitality and accessibility plans have been revealed.
Rumours of the band’s return to the Hertfordshire village have been swirling around since last July, and on Monday (September 14), it was revealed that the Gallagher brothers would indeed host four huge nights at Knebworth House – 31 years after their iconic 1996 gigs there.
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The concert will also boast the largest coach service for any cultural event in the UK, with return packages available from 120 different locations.
There will also be grandstand seating for the first time in Knebworth history, with three grandstands to be erected at the rear of the venue. The venue will also build their largest accessible viewing platform ever for the gig.
Meanwhile, a campsite village will also be set up, and will only be available for the Saturday shows on the 11th and 19th. The village will have its own car park and entrance, and will be the first capsite to be hosted at Knebworth. This will cost £60 per person.
Tickets to register for the Oasis LIVE 27 tour will end at 4pm today, which you can do so here. You must register in order to be able to purchase tickets later, following past controversy surrounding chaotic online queue times and dynamic pricing.
