US EditionEverything that Has Happened in Music Since Oasis Announced Their Reunion Tour - One Year On
Noel Gallagher stated he prefers maintaining the consistent 23-song setlist from Oasis' first two albums throughout their Live 25 reunion tour.
- Oasis played two sold-out shows at Toronto's Rogers Stadium recently, marking their first Canadian gigs in nearly 17 years.
- This appearance followed a reunion tour that began July 4 in Cardiff, after a split caused by Noel Gallagher walking away in 2009.
- The tour features a consistent 23-song setlist mainly from Oasis’ first two albums, without changing despite fans hoping for variety.
- Matt Morgan quoted Noel stating, "No, I like it like that," explaining the band prefers to keep the setlist unchanged on the Live '25 tour.
- The tour continues across North America and will conclude November 23 in São Paulo, Brazil, showcasing Oasis’ ongoing global appeal.
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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Oasis finally return to the United States for their highly anticipated reunion tour this August, nearly 16 years after the band last called it quits. This summer Noel and Liam Gallagher are set to kick off the U.S. leg of their trek on Aug. 28 at Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois, with dates scheduled …
Will Oasis Ever Shake Up Reunion Tour Setlist? Here’s What Noel Gallagher Has to Say
As fan speculation continues to run rife online, Noel Gallagher has shared whether Oasis will switch up the setlist on the band’s Live ‘25 Tour. Since kicking off their triumphant reunion tour in Cardiff, Wales, last month (July 4), the Gallagher brothers have performed the same 23-song set at each show – including a five-night hometown residency at Manchester’s Heaton Park plus stadium gigs in London, Edinburgh and Dublin. …
Oasis’ biggest fan makes his own ‘supersonic’ guitar videos from Lake View
Last August, brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher ended one of the longest feuds in music history when they announced they’d reunited their band Oasis. Their first tour in 16 years, heading to Soldier Field Thursday, sold out immediately.So far, the event has been hailed by Pitchfork as “the biggest reunion in our lifetime” while The Guardian has called it “a triumph” and “the most anticipated tour of the century,” reintroducing one of the great Bri…
‘For some, this is their Led Zeppelin reunion,’ Oasis launched long-awaited North American tour over 2 supernova nights in Toronto - NOW Toronto
The highly-anticipated return of Oasis to these shores after 16 years ended last night with two sold-out shows at Toronto’s Rogers Stadium.
Noel Gallagher (58) and his brother Liam Gallagher (52) are reunited with their band Oasis after 16 years and celebrate an impressive comeback. The "Oasis Live '25" tour, which began this summer, attracted fans in crowds and was sold out after a short time. For a total of 41 planned concerts on several continents – including Europe, Asia, Australia and North America – the revenues are enormous. Ticket sales alone could bring the brothers more th…
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