There are fresh doubts over Oasis' second show in Paris as part of their 'Live 27' tour amid planned transport works.
This comes after the band had confirmed their tour earlier this week, which is set to see them perform 38 shows next year, beginning with five nights at Glasgow's Celtic Park next May, before 11 shows at The Ethiad Stadium, host stadium of the Gallaghers' beloved Manchester City, before they embark on several shows in Europe.
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But now, it has had been reported in Le Parisien, that the second show at the Stade de France could be under threat, due to planned works on the public transport network between Île-de-France and Hauts-de-France in Paris on July 24 next year.
The outlet have also claimed that the prefect for Paris, Georges-Francois Leclerc, has sent 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.
The shows have yet to be announced on the official website for the Stade de France.
Insisting that the shows will still go ahead as planned, Angelo Gopee, head of Live Nation, France has told Le Parisien: “We wouldn’t have announced and put these dates on sale if we hadn’t had the necessary approvals a long time ago. This tour has been in the works for a year, and we’ve had the green light. There’s no issue!".
Oasis have yet to comment on the matter at the time of writing.
One show that we know will be going ahead is Oasis's show at Slane Castle next September on the 4th and 5th of that month.
Find out how you can win tickets to see Oasis live at Slane Castle as part of this tour next year here.
