LONDON, July 25, 2025 – In a moment that has electrified the rock world, Oasis reunited at Wembley Stadium today. This marks their first London appearances in 16 years, reigniting the raw energy that once defined Britpop. With seven sold‑out shows from July through September, the band’s OASIS LIVE ’25 tour spans Dublin, Edinburgh, Manchester, and Cardiff, before heading overseas.
Oasis reunites at Wembley Stadium on July 25, 2025, launching their sold‑out Live ’25 tour through the UK and Ireland. Fans answered ‘July 12, 2009’ to win tickets. Original drummer Tony McCarroll isn’t part of the tour; instead, session star Joey Waronker plays drums. The tour includes seven nights at Wembley, plus Edinburgh, Manchester, Cardiff, and Dublin, celebrating the band’s lasting legacy and cultural comeback.
A Historic Return
This afternoon’s show kicked off at 17:00, transporting tens of thousands back to the band’s 1990s heyday. From “Wonderwall” to “Live Forever,” the setlist was a wall‑to‑wall hit parade, receiving thunderous sing‑alongs. It was backstage chaos with emotion, as Liam and Noel Gallagher shared the stage, bringing fans to tears and cheers alike
When Did Oasis Last Play Wembley?
Fans everywhere had to answer this trivia in pre‑sale ballots — July 12, 2009, as part of their Dig Out Your Soul tour, marked their last Wembley show. That concert featured signatures like “Rock ’n’ Roll Star,” “Roll With It,” and closed with “Live Forever.”
Who Was the Original Drummer?
The initial lineup included drummer Tony McCarroll, alongside Liam, Bonehead (Paul Arthurs), and Guigsy (Paul McGuigan) — before Noel joined . McCarroll backed the band through Definitely Maybe and early singles until 1995, eventually replaced by Alan White. Though fans speculated, he is not part of the reunion lineup.
Meet the 2025 Tour Drummer
Joining the Gallaghers on stage this summer is Joey Waronker, a seasoned session drummer known for his work with Thom Yorke and Roger Waters. Liam praised him as “the best — we’re lucky to have him”
Getting Your Tickets
London fans used the Ticketmaster ballot system, correctly answering the casting‑call question: When did Oasis last play Wembley? The right response, July 12, 2009, guaranteed pre‑sale access. Demand was enormous — the shows sold out instantly – but VIP hospitality packages are still available via Wembley’s official site.
What to Expect at Wembley
Support Acts: Richard Ashcroft and Cast have been announced as opening acts.
Seven Nights: July 25, 26, 30, August 2, 3, and extra dates on September 27–28 Oasis Tour Tickets.
Stadium Legacy: These concerts mark the largest scale reunion of a ’90s British rock band.
Why This Reunion Matters
Oasis shaped Britpop, and their reunion transcends nostalgia. Damon Albarn of Blur, once a rival, said he concedes Oasis “won” the 90s battle, praise that echoes wide respect for their legacy MusicRadar. The sheer volume of tickets, celeb attendance, and global tour alignment makes this more than a show—it’s a cultural statement.
Oasis’s return to Wembley is more than a tour—it’s a Britpop resurrection, a tribute to their fans, and a powerful reminder of their impact. Starting with July 25, each sold-out night will echo with stadium anthems, heartfelt emotion, and two brothers—Liam and Noel—finally on-stage together again. For fans, this is a living history event, bridging 1990s rebellion with today’s spectacle. Wembley has never rung louder.
