Oasis Reunion Confirmed: Wembley, Manchester, and More in 2025

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LONDON, England (Aug. 27, 2024) — Iconic British rock band Oasis has officially announced their highly anticipated reunion, with Noel and Liam Gallagher confirming a series of concerts slated for July and August 2025. The news comes ahead of the 30th anniversary of their debut album, Definitely Maybe, and marks 15 years since the band's dramatic split in 2009.

The Gallagher brothers broke the news on social media, with a joint statement reading, “This is it, this is happening.” The reunion tour will feature four concerts at London’s Wembley Stadium, four in Manchester, as well as additional shows in Scotland, Wales, and Ireland. These dates will be the only European gigs in 2025, with plans for performances in other parts of the world later in the year.

“The guns have fallen silent. The stars have aligned. The great wait is over. Come see. It will not be televised,” the band announced, hinting that these live shows may be the only chance to witness their reunion in person. To mark the announcement, the brothers were photographed together for the first time in years, signaling the end of their long-running feud.

Oasis explained that the decision to reunite wasn’t sparked by a singular moment, but rather by a “gradual realization that the time is right.” Although the upcoming 30th anniversary of Definitely Maybe was not the primary factor, the timing feels serendipitous. Additionally, previously unreleased versions of tracks from their original recording sessions will be released to celebrate the album’s legacy.

Speculation about the reunion had been growing in recent months, with Liam Gallagher dropping several hints on social media. While details about which former Oasis members will join the reunion remain unclear, anticipation is at an all-time high. The band’s statement emphasized that these will be the only Oasis performances in Europe next year, adding even more excitement to the announcement.

Oasis became a household name in the 1990s, producing timeless hits like Supersonic, Live Forever, and Wonderwall. Their second album, (What’s The Story) Morning Glory?, solidified their status with the chart-topping single Some Might Say. Despite their turbulent relationship, the Gallagher brothers’ music continues to resonate with millions of fans worldwide.

The band’s break-up in 2009 followed a heated backstage altercation between the brothers, but now, after years of speculation and rumors, the reunion is official. Since the announcement, streams of Oasis’ music have skyrocketed by over 160% globally, reflecting the band's lasting influence and the excitement surrounding their comeback.

Why This Matters:
For over a decade, fans have been waiting for the Gallagher brothers to reunite. Oasis' return not only revives one of the most successful rock bands of all time but also signifies the resolution of one of music’s most notorious feuds. The reunion offers a rare chance for fans to relive the magic of Oasis live, while the release of unheard material from the Definitely Maybe era adds to the excitement.

Further Clarification Needed:

1. Will any former Oasis members, such as guitarist Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs or drummer Alan White, rejoin the lineup for the reunion tour?
2. What are the plans for the global leg of the tour, and will fans outside of Europe get the chance to see the reunited band?

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