Oasis ’25 Reunion Live Tour 2025: Full Schedule & Tickets

Imagine standing in a packed stadium with fifty thousand strangers, the first notes of “Wonderwall” rattling the speakers, and the Gallagher brothers sharing the stage after years of silence. 

That’s the scene thousands will step into during the Oasis ’25 Reunion Live Tour 2025. The announcement landed like a thunderclap, sparking queues, sold-out screens, and arguments over ticket prices. For U.S. fans who thought this day would never come, the tour means one more chance to scream along with the songs that once filled car stereos and high school dances.

Tour Schedule Overview

The journey begins in Britain, where Oasis first took over stadiums decades ago. Cardiff, Manchester, and Wembley will host crowds that have been waiting almost two decades for this reunion. Dublin and Edinburgh are also on the bill, both known for audiences who treat Oasis less like a band and more like family. These opening nights feel like homecomings. The accents, the history, and the songs that still pour out of pubs every weekend all converge on these shows.

After the European stretch, the band crosses into North America. Big stops are locked in: Toronto, Chicago, East Rutherford in New Jersey, and Los Angeles. These aren’t small venues either. Soldier Field in Chicago is booked, as are stadiums built for football, not just concerts.

Later, the tour rolls into Asia, with dates in Tokyo and Seoul. Australia will see nights in Melbourne and Sydney, before the band heads to South America. Cities like Buenos Aires, Santiago, and São Paulo are on the schedule, where fans are known to sing so loudly they drown out the band. The full global spread shows Oasis is still capable of commanding the world’s biggest stages.

Tickets – Sales and Pricing

Ticket sales turned into their own event. In the UK, online queues stretched past a hundred thousand, with screens warning fans of hours-long waits. Many shows sold out within minutes. The United States wasn’t much easier. North American tickets vanished in under an hour, leaving resale sites stacked with listings at two or three times the original cost. 

Complaints about dynamic pricing flooded social media, while others shrugged and clicked “buy” anyway. For U.S. fans, the advice now is simple: keep an eye on official outlets for added batches, because promoters have already dropped extra tickets for certain summer shows.

Lineup and Supporting Acts

The reunion lineup has been the subject of speculation since rumors began swirling. In the end, the names are familiar, and that’s what most wanted.

• Liam Gallagher – leading vocals, still carrying the snarl that cut through every anthem.
• Noel Gallagher – guitar and vocals, standing across the stage yet tied to every chorus.
• Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs – rhythm guitar, back after years away, bringing a raw edge.
• Gem Archer – guitar, steady and reliable through the years.
• Andy Bell – bass, keeping the low end grounded.
• Joey Waronker – on drums for this run, keeping the beat tight in massive stadiums.

Support acts shift depending on the city. Cast and Richard Ashcroft join in parts of the UK. Cage the Elephant is booked for several U.S. stops. In Australia, Ball Park Music will open. Each choice feels deliberate, pulling together artists that share some connection with Oasis or its era.

Tour Highlights and Cultural Impact

The Cardiff opener told everyone what to expect. Sixty thousand fans filled the stadium, and the roar when the band stepped out nearly shook the floor. The setlist leaned into history, with Definitely Maybe and Morning Glory tracks front and center. Phones lit up the night during “Champagne Supernova.” Liam and Noel exchanged glances, small but heavy with meaning, while fans captured it on shaky videos that went viral within hours.

Other moments already stand out:

• Manchester saw chants echo for half an hour before the band took the stage, as if the city itself refused to wait.
• Chicago’s Soldier Field became a sea of Oasis shirts, with merchandise lines stretching outside the stadium before gates opened.
• Dublin’s crowd sang verses louder than the microphones could carry. Security guards were caught mouthing along.
• In Tokyo, younger fans who weren’t even born at the height of Oasis mania screamed every word back, proof of the band’s reach across generations.

Beyond the music, the reunion has spilled into economics. Hotels in Manchester report full bookings on concert weekends. Merch sales in U.S. cities pushed local shops to stock Oasis-inspired gear overnight. This isn’t just a tour; it’s a cultural event pulling money, attention, and energy wherever it lands.

How to Stay Updated and Secure Tickets

For fans still chasing a seat, there’s work to do. The first step is registering on Oasisinet.com and Ticketmaster. These sites send alerts on presales, added shows, and official updates. Many of the extra tickets released in the UK were first spotted through those channels. U.S. shows are following the same pattern. Checking daily, even when it feels pointless, has paid off for those lucky enough to snag an unexpected drop.

Secondary markets remain another option, though not without risk. Verified resale platforms show tickets at inflated prices, often double face value. The gamble is timing. Some who wait until closer to the concert find prices fall when resellers panic. Others warn of scams on unverified sites, urging fans to stay cautious. 

For U.S. buyers, patience and persistence matter just as much as cash. Stories are already circulating of fans scoring last-minute deals hours before a show. The trick is watching, refreshing, and being willing to jump when opportunity shows itself.

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