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Oasis have announced the North American leg of their hugely anticipated 2025 reunion tour.
Following the news of a UK and Ireland tour in August – as brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher mended their once-bitter feud – the British rock band have now revealed that they will perform a string of shows in the US next summer.
The concerts will take place 16 years after their last performance in North America.
Oasis commented: “America… Oasis is coming. You have one last chance to prove that you loved us all along.”On Saturday evening (29 September), the British rock band unveiled snaps of huge billboards in various locations around the world, with the strapline reading: “Be careful what you wish for.”
The posts to social media also included the time and date of Monday (30 September) 8am ET (1pm BST), and added the hashtag #OasisLive25.
The “Champagne Supernova” stars initially teased the news with billboards placed in cities including Toronto, Chicago and LA.
See the latest updates below:
Oasis announce North America leg of their 2025 reunion tour: How to get tickets
Oasis have announced the North American leg of their hugely anticipated 2025 reunion tour.
Following the news of a UK and Ireland tour in August – as brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher mended their once-bitter feud – the British rock band have now revealed that they will perform a string of shows in the US next summer.
The concerts will take place 16 years after their last performance in North America.
Oasis commented: “America… Oasis is coming. You have one last chance to prove that you loved us all along.”
The North American leg of the tour will kick off in Toronto on 24 August and see the band play stadiums in Chicago, East Rutherford, Los Angeles and Mexico City. The gigs will take place between their Dublin shows and their final two dates at Wembley Stadium in London.
Full story:
Oasis announce North America leg of their 2025 reunion tour: How to get tickets
‘America… Oasis is coming. You have one last chance to prove that you loved us all along,’ band said in a statement
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Liam Gallagher tells Oasis fan that a new album is ‘in the bag’
Liam Gallagher tells Oasis fan that a new album is ‘in the bag’
The band’s last album was in 2008
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Hell has frozen over as the famously feuding Gallagher brothers set aside their differences and announce their reunion tour for next year. To mark the occasion, Mark Beaumont revisits the album that started it all
‘We were cabbaged beyond belief’: 30 years of Oasis’s debut Definitely Maybe
Hell has frozen over as the famously feuding Gallagher brothers set aside their differences and announce their reunion tour for next year. To mark the occasion, Mark Beaumont revisits the album that started it all
Paul Heaton responds to Oasis furore after fans compared ticket prices
Paul Heaton responds to Oasis furore after fans compared ticket prices
Singer was widely praised for capping his own ticket prices at £35
VIDEO: Liam Gallagher performs for first time since announcing Oasis reunion
Oasis shut down reports of return to iconic Knebworth Park
Oasis shut down reports of return to iconic Knebworth Park
Rock band famously performed at the concert grounds in the Nineties
Nelly Furtado recalls Liam and Noel showdown at Oasis gig in Vancouver: ‘It made it extra special’
Nelly Furtado has recalled an Oasis show she attended where brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher apparently got in a fight during the fifth song of the set.
The Canadian singer, 45, has often expressed her love of the British rock band over the years.
In a reader Q&A with The Guardian, she was asked whether she had managed to get tickets for their hugely anticipated 2025 reunion tour, which will include concerts in London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Cardiff and Dublin.
“I just taped Never Mind the Buzzcocks in the UK wearing my Oasis T-shirt – and this was before they announced the reunion, so my love of Oasis is not trendy,” she responded.
“It started when I was 17, with the first two albums. I feel like Noel Gallagher taught me to play guitar without him knowing, because I’d play along. My song ‘Turn Off the Light’ has the same chords as ‘Wonderwall’.”
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Nelly Furtado recalls Liam and Noel showdown at Oasis gig in Vancouver
Canadian pop star said she’d ‘die’ to see the rock band’s reunion tour next year
Liam Gallagher wants ‘established acts’ to support Oasis on their reunion tour
Oasis are still to work out which acts will support them on their huge 2025 reunion tour, but frontman Liam Gallagher is apparently keen to give fans the best show possible.
While several reports have claimed various bands are already lined up to open for the British rock band at their shows in London, Cardiff, Dublin, Edinburgh and Manchester, The Independent understands that brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher have yet to sit down and discuss which artists they want.
However, Liam is said to be eager to bring a few big rock acts on board.
“Liam is keen for established acts so it will probably take a bit of back and forth before anything’s confirmed,” a source close to the band told The Independent.
Liam Gallagher wants ‘established acts’ to support Oasis on their reunion tour
Exclusive: Band are planning to find time to discuss who they want to join them on tour next year
I had a ringside seat for their demise – so can Oasis rise again?
I had a ringside seat for their demise – so can Oasis rise again?
I spent two years laughing and partying with Oasis as they rose to stardom, writes Paolo Hewitt. But fame brought its own demons and the question – as they sell out shows all over again – is whether they can rediscover what made them so special in the first place
