Cast follow on from Oasis tour to announce 2026 ‘Yeah Yeah Yeah’ UK tour

Cast are following on from their support on the Oasis ‘Live ‘25’ tour to announce their own UK shows. Find all the details below.

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The band opened for the Britpop giants during their mammoth comeback tour last year, joining them alongside former frontman of The Verve, Richard Ashcroft, for the UK leg.

Since then, they released their latest album, ‘Yeah Yeah Yeah’, back in January, and have now unveiled plans for their own trek across the country, which will include support from Trampolene and Pastel on select dates.

The tour kicks off in Leeds at University Stylus on October 1, before they’ll head to Edinburgh, Manchester, Newcastle and London. They’ll then wrap things up with a homecoming show at Liverpool Dome on October 24.

Tickets are on sale Friday (July 17), and will be available here.

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Cast’s 2026 ‘Yeah Yeah Yeah’ tour dates are:

OCTOBER

1 – Leeds University Stylus*

2 – Edinburgh The Queens Hall*

3 – Manchester New Century Hall*

22 – Newcastle University **

23 – London Electric Ballroom**

24 – Liverpool Dome**

*Plus special guests Trampolene

**Plus special guests Pastel

Cast and Oasis have a history together; not only did Cast play with Oasis at their iconic Knebworth ‘96 shows – as well as past shows in Paris, Irving Beach, Loch Lomond, and more – Noel Gallagher gave them the seal of approval numerous times, describing frontman John Power as being “as cosmic as the day is long.”

Liam Gallagher is a longtime fan too, and enlisted the group to join him in 2023 as part of his huge ‘Definitely Maybe’ anniversary tour dates.

Power spoke to NME in October 2024 about the then-upcoming shows, and explained that he was certain there would be a “very positive vibe” from all involved.

“When you walk on stage, it’s about the here and now – no one’s getting nostalgic. It’s not about yesterday, these [Oasis] shows are going to be about 2025 and creating the myth of tomorrow,” he said.

“Hopefully 20 years from now, people will be talking about this tour like they talk about the legend of Knebworth or whatever.”