Oasis today end years of feverish speculation with the confirmation of a long awaited run of UK and Ireland shows forming the domestic leg of their OASIS LIVE '25 world tour. Oasis will hit Cardiff, Manchester, London, Edinburgh and Dublin in the summer of 2025. Their only shows in Europe next year, this will be one of the biggest live moments and hottest tickets of the decade.

Oasis commented:

The guns have fallen silent.

The stars have aligned.

The great wait is over.

Come see.

It will not be televised.

Plans are underway for OASIS LIVE ’25 to go to other continents outside of Europe later next year.

Tickets for the UK dates go on sale from 9am on Saturday, August 31st and will be available from ticketmaster.co.uk, gigsandtours.com and seetickets.com. Dublin tickets will be available from 8am that same day from ticketmaster.ie





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4 concerts scheduled (so far) is impressive.
What other band could do so much ?

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I'm just a Bad Boy Boogie

Oasis is a overraktes band. It bas few hits and so on. So I Will not miss Them at all.

Smart move of them. The money is in touring these days and a big tour will be the best retirement plan they could ever come up with.

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Smart move of them. The money is in touring these days and a big tour will be the best retirement plan they could ever come up with.

Especially after Noel's expensive divorce

Awesome

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Smart move of them. The money is in touring these days and a big tour will be the best retirement plan they could ever come up with.

Especially after Noel's expensive divorce

I am in little doubt that this is the reason for him finally getting on board. Liam was always on board. Apparently Noel has to stump up £20m for his divorce so it will be a nice retirement plan for his ex wife.



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They have announed 14 week-end shows in UK & Ireland on Fri/Sat/Sun:

Cardiff Principality Stadium - 4th / 5th July
Manchester Heaton Park - 11th / 12th / 19th / 20th July
London Wembley Stadium - 25th / 26th July / 2nd / 3rd August
Edinburgh Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium - 8th / 9th August
Dublin Croke Park - 16th / 17th August

According to Live Nation Norway they don't see Oasis selling many tickets in Norway, so I assume Oasis expect the European fans to fly into their UK/Ireland shows, as they say they will tour "outside Europe" later.

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Europe's live 2025 event for sure.

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Oh, no!

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Europe's live 2025 event for sure.

As much as I’m looking forward to hopefully catching the Stones next year, Oasis’ ‘comeback’ is going to eclipse e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g. This is a huge, huge, happening in U.K. music. I’ve stated earlier in this thread that I probably won’t try for tickets, yet it’s still exciting.

We Americans and Brits should respect each other's preferences in music and never insult or throw jabs. America started the ball rolling with Elvis and Chuck Berry. Thank goodness that the UK had plenty of disaffected teens, who found this a perfect outlet for what they were feeling after the war. If it weren't for them reworking old American Blues music and sending it back, we wouldn't have an IORR discussing one such band.

The bond between us is unbreakable. Both places have put out masterpieces, and crap. I think KISS is the winner in the craptastic category, and The Spice Girls are a close second. We're lucky to have had each other.

Next summer in Europe is going to be ridiculous with the amount of big gigs taking place. Oasis, Stones (Potentially), AC/DC (potentially), Springsteen and U2 (Potentially). All of my Summer holiday bookings are currently on hold!



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I'm hearing it won't be the original band besides Liam & Noel. Pity. Bonehead was kind of their understated secret weapon.

If they do stadiums in North America, they will probably be fewer and farther between. UK will likely be a bloodbath for tickets.

The line-up will probably be: Liam, Noel; Gem Archer, and Andy Bell. Zak Starkey will guest on drums, with Bonehead making a cameo, possibly.

I can’t envisage stadiums in North America; large arenas, definitely.

Will I go? No. As someone else here posted: it’ll be an absolute ‘bloodbath’ trying to get tickets, here in the UK. I’m too old for the stress. I saw them in ‘08 at Wembley Stadium; that’s a fine memory, right there.

I’ll enjoy the video’s on YouTube.

Aug 24 - Toronto, ON (Downsview Park)
Aug 27 - Chicago, IL (Soldier Field)
Aug 30 - East Rutherford, NJ (MetLife Stadium)
Sep 2 - Boston, MA (Gilette Stadium)
Sep 6 - Los Angeles, CA (Rose Bowl)
Sep 11 - Mexico City, MX (Foro Sol)

That's what I hear...

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Europe's live 2025 event for sure.

As much as I’m looking forward to hopefully catching the Stones next year, Oasis’ ‘comeback’ is going to eclipse e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g. This is a huge, huge, happening in U.K. music. I’ve stated earlier in this thread that I probably won’t try for tickets, yet it’s still exciting.

Hey, at least you have some new music over there that you find exciting. Unless you're a little girl and totally buy into Taylor Swift's "music", there hasn't been much to get excited about here. All the best bands that are touring are all our old bands. The majority of them from the UK, the bastion of classic rock.

Lets hope this isn't a trainwreck

Rumored North American dates above posted on X and reddit.

There is a likely chance we'll get a new Oasis album to coincide with the summer '25 shows. Given it's a year away, and Noel has already said he has two albums fully written - one of which he said is an "oasis-style stadium rock album".

May/June '25 I think there's a good chance an album will come, with the momentum and hype at that time, so close to the shows, it would be ideal timing

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I'm hearing it won't be the original band besides Liam & Noel. Pity. Bonehead was kind of their understated secret weapon.

If they do stadiums in North America, they will probably be fewer and farther between. UK will likely be a bloodbath for tickets.

The line-up will probably be: Liam, Noel; Gem Archer, and Andy Bell. Zak Starkey will guest on drums, with Bonehead making a cameo, possibly.

I can’t envisage stadiums in North America; large arenas, definitely.

Will I go? No. As someone else here posted: it’ll be an absolute ‘bloodbath’ trying to get tickets, here in the UK. I’m too old for the stress. I saw them in ‘08 at Wembley Stadium; that’s a fine memory, right there.

I’ll enjoy the video’s on YouTube.

Aug 24 - Toronto, ON (Downsview Park)
Aug 27 - Chicago, IL (Soldier Field)
Aug 30 - East Rutherford, NJ (MetLife Stadium)
Sep 2 - Boston, MA (Gilette Stadium)
Sep 6 - Los Angeles, CA (Rose Bowl)
Sep 11 - Mexico City, MX (Foro Sol)

That's what I hear...

Goodness. I may - possibly! - stand corrected!

Bloody rights !! hopefully they get to the Northwest for a gig... Seattle or Vancouver

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Bloody rights !! hopefully they get to the Northwest for a gig... Seattle or Vancouver

I'm not surprised, if they're insistent on stadiums, they pick NY, Chicago, Boston and LA. That makes the most sense. People will travel and they can come back around to other cities later in arenas. I wouldn't expect more than those 4.

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Bloody rights !! hopefully they get to the Northwest for a gig... Seattle or Vancouver

Oasis reportedly disliked grunge and the Seattle scene, so don't get your hopes up. Also lack of population density compared to the East Coast or SoCal.

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We Americans and Brits should respect each other's preferences in music and never insult or throw jabs. America started the ball rolling with Elvis and Chuck Berry. Thank goodness that the UK had plenty of disaffected teens, who found this a perfect outlet for what they were feeling after the war. If it weren't for them reworking old American Blues music and sending it back, we wouldn't have an IORR discussing one such band.

The bond between us is unbreakable. Both places have put out masterpieces, and crap. I think KISS is the winner in the craptastic category, and The Spice Girls are a close second. We're lucky to have had each other.

Well said!

Great news! Hopefully USA dates will be added, and maybe a new album!

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Lets hope this isn't a trainwreck

... true! I wouldn't be surprised if it lasts only a couple shows before the next blowout

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Great news! Hopefully USA dates will be added, and maybe a new album!

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Lets hope this isn't a trainwreck

... true! I wouldn't be surprised if it lasts only a couple shows before the next blowout

They're getting way too much money that they'll be good little boys. No one expected Axl Rose to be neutered but you give him a reunion payday and suddenly he knows what time the show starts and doesn't rant a peep. Liam will be his usual cheekiness I'm guessing, but its too much money for it to be something that falls apart immediately. Liam's the one who's wanted it and Noel needs the money. There have been deeper hatreds than them.

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Bloody rights !! hopefully they get to the Northwest for a gig... Seattle or Vancouver

Oasis reportedly disliked grunge and the Seattle scene, so don't get your hopes up. Also lack of population density compared to the East Coast or SoCal.

Although Noel stated in the summer of 1994 that he thought that Cobain truly was the John Lennon of his generation and the world had lost a genius.

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Next summer in Europe is going to be ridiculous with the amount of big gigs taking place. Oasis, Stones (Potentially), AC/DC (potentially), Springsteen and U2 (Potentially). All of my Summer holiday bookings are currently on hold!

Yep it's going to be a hell of a ride! Although the bank account will be set on The Stones (hopefully touring) and Oasis for at least 2-4 shows each, Springsteen was amazing (as usual) this july when I saw him and U2 I haven't seen since 2015, pure joy them too. I would love to finally be able to catch AC/DC. How much has it changed since Malcolm left the world Mr Powerage? I imagine he meant a lot for the groove and sound?



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The inevitable money-making and price-gouging looms as large as usual:

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The inevitable money-making and price-gouging looms as large as usual:

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But of course! How else is Noel going to pay for that divorce?

Quite apart from the explosive way the band split up in the 1st place, public interest in them was very much on the wane with album sales slowing and shows not quite selling out. I picked up a very good seat for under £30 on eBay just before one of their last shows.


However, the passage of time has dimmed the memory and the hype has gone into overdrive, all on the back of 2 strong albums a year apart 30 years ago, followed by 5 much weaker ones over the following 13/14 years.

That all said, I'll make it along to at least one show



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