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Donny Osmond books biggest-ever Manchester gig

Danny Jones

Iconic American singer and actor Donny Osmond has announced his biggest-ever Manchester concert as part of his upcoming ‘VIVA UK’ tour dates.

Bringing his famous Las Vegas residency show to Great Britain, where he has always had a fervent following, the younger Osmond brother will be making a venue debut over six decades into his career.

Famously part of the musical family who not only sang together but also saw multiple TV shows created in their name – including his very own spin-off, Donny and Marie – he’s been around longer than most in showbiz, and he’s showing no signs of slowing down.

Confirming a whole new run of live dates across the country, Donny Osmond will be returning to Manchester early next year.

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Writing on social media, the veteran entertainer said: “I’m so pleased to finally share the official 2027 UK tour dates with you.

“It always means so much to return to the UK – the audiences there have given me some of the most unforgettable moments of my career.”

As for here in our city, he last played Manchester back just a few short years ago at the AO Arena, selling out the 20,000-seater space on 29 November 2023.

Now, though, he’s upgrading to approximately 23k this time, with die-hard fans being encouraged to download his very own ‘Donny App’ to secure the earliest possible access.

Set to play Co-op Live for the very first time, we’d expect this one to sell equally well.

JUST ANNOUNCED: Donny Osmond
Sunday 24 January 2027

Bringing the glamour, high-energy & excitement of his Las Vegas show.
https://t.co/Y2sSdg01FV
@coopuk members get first in line for tickets.
Co-op Member Presale: 10:00 Wednesday 20 May
General Sale: 10:00 Friday 22 May pic.twitter.com/i4v2ff7suA
— Co-op Live (@TheCoopLive) May 18, 2026

As alluded to above, early access tickets for Donny Osmond’s VIVA UK tour will be available both via the app and the venue’s official Co-op membership, with the presale window opening at 10am on Wednesday, 20 May.

Meanwhile, general admission tickets will go live at the same time the following Friday (20 May), with VIP and hospitaity packages also on offer.

You can get ready to grab yours right HERE.

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Featured Images — Heinrich Klaffs (via Flickr)/Publicity pictures (supplied via Co-op Live)

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Noel Gallagher delivers update on Oasis Live ’25 reunion documentary

Danny Jones

Noel Gallagher update on Oasis Live '25 reunion tour documentary film

In true Noel Gallagher fashion, the legendary Manchester musician has delivered an impromptu update on the upcoming Oasis reunion documentary in the middle of an off-the-cuff radio interview.

The elder Gallagher brother is no stranger to hopping on the airwaves, especially when it comes to sports and football, specifically, so plenty may have already been anticipating him giving his two cents following his much-loved Manchester City’s latest FA Cup win.

However, many definitely weren’t expecting him to casually throw in some new details about the highly anticipated Live ’25 tour documentary.

Swapping his semi-regular soapbox on talkSPORT for BBC Radio 5 Live‘s coverage this time, Noel revealed that neither he nor Liam Gallagher has yet to even seen the documentary movie.

NOEL GALLAGHER IS CURRENTLY MIXING THE SOUNDTRACK FOR THE NEW OASIS DOCUMENTARY- ADMITS HE'S NOT WATCHED IT YETpic.twitter.com/tdoODokj7k
— Oasis World Fan Page (@oasisworld_) May 18, 2026

Yes, believe it or not, the Manc brothers and all-around music icons, who reunited after 15 years to give us the Live ’25 world tour last summer, haven’t actually watched the edit for the latest Oasis film.

Noting that Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight and the rest of his co-directors and producers are still “tweaking” the final cut before showing it to the duo.

They are, famously, a rather opinionated pair, in fairness.

However, as you can hear straight from the horse’s mouth, it’s being described as “an emotional journey” primarily just from a fan perspective, noting that the focus is more on the people who kept this music and love for Oasis alive for all these years.

This short interview clip obviously comes after the news of a release date finally being announced, with details around the two different theatrical and digital launches now confirmed.

Release date set for Oasis reunion tour documentary by Peaky Blinders creator

As Noel goes on to add, he has no worry about the audio side of things, as he is currently helping mix the live recordings of the tracks in the studio – nice to hear he is still having plenty of direct involvement.

Put simply, he says, “It’s all sounding great”, and he’s looking forward to watching it all back after the blur of experiencing it first-hand.

We’re sure Liam will only echo those sentiments; it remains unclear how much input he’s had in terms of post-production, but we’re sure he’ll have plenty of thoughts as always.

How many of you are planning to go and see it in cinemas, or are you happy waiting until it comes onto streaming platforms?