Oasis Knebworth 2027: Travel and Accommodation Costs
Information on train fares, taxi prices, and hotel rates for fans attending the band's four-night residency.
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Oasis will return to Knebworth for a four-night residency in September 2027, marking 31 years since their historic 1996 performances at the Hertfordshire venue. The concerts are scheduled for Saturday, September 11, Sunday, September 12, Saturday, September 18, and Sunday, September 19. These shows conclude the band's 38-date global tour.
Travel to Knebworth
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For fans travelling from London, Knebworth is accessible via train from King's Cross Station. Journey times typically range from 21 to 40 minutes. As reported by The Standard, an off-peak single train ticket from King's Cross to Knebworth is priced at £8.30 as of September 2026. Peak single tickets cost £12.60. The last trains on Saturdays and Sundays are scheduled to depart at 23:06, arriving back in London at 23:44. Train operators Great Northern and Thameslink have not yet confirmed if they will extend services to accommodate concertgoers.
Driving from central London involves approximately 30 miles via the A1, with an estimated journey time of 1 hour and 17 minutes, though this route includes tolls. Alternative routes via the M25 or A10 are longer, covering over 40 miles. Taxi services are also available. Knebworth Taxis, operating 24/7, charges from £89.00 for a Saturday fare from Knebworth back to King's Cross Station as of September 2026. This price may increase due to demand during the concert dates.
Accommodation Costs
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For those seeking accommodation near the venue, The Pear Tree Inn in Welwyn Garden City, located over five miles from Knebworth House, advertised a room for one person at £200 for the night of Saturday, September 12, 2027. This was the nearest available hotel room advertised on booking.com as of September 15, 2027.
Ticket Information
Ticket prices for the Knebworth shows vary. General admission is £170.50, with front standing tickets at £203.50. Coach packages range from £239.50 to £292.50, and VIP packages are priced between £317.50 and £513.50. Fans wishing to attend must register by 4pm on September 17, 2027. Further details on registration are available at www.oasisinet.com.
Questions this report answers
+What are the dates for the Oasis concerts at Knebworth in 2027?
Oasis will perform four shows at Knebworth in September 2027. The dates are Saturday, September 11; Sunday, September 12; Saturday, September 18; and Sunday, September 19. These concerts mark the conclusion of their global tour.
+How much will it cost to travel from London to Knebworth for the concerts?
As of September 2026, an off-peak single train ticket from London King's Cross to Knebworth costs £8.30. A Saturday taxi fare from Knebworth back to King's Cross Station starts at £89.00, though this price may increase due to demand.
+What are the accommodation options and prices near Knebworth for the gigs?
As of September 15, 2027, the nearest available hotel room was at The Pear Tree Inn in Welwyn Garden City, priced at £200 for one person on the night of September 12, 2027. This location is more than five miles from Knebworth House.
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