One of the biggest bands of the 20th century, Oasis have announced a surprise reunion tour for 2025, with millions vying to land coveted tickets.
Noel and Liam on stage back in the day (Photo: freschwill via Flickr / CC BY-SA 2.0)
The Manchester act were a major part of the cultural zeitgeist during the 1990s, becoming one of the best-selling bands of all time. But personal issues between the group’s sibling founders, Noel and Liam, led to them splitting, and the acrimony has rumbled on ever since. But to the excitement of their army of fans, a reunion tour has been confirmed for dates in the UK and Ireland throughout next year, including in Cardiff, Manchester, London, Edinburgh and Dublin. Official tickets, unsurprisingly, went like hotcakes – but for the most determined devotees there are still options to buy resale tickets.
Tickets
We recommend Viagogo as the leading ticket resale and exchange platform. They have tickets available for all scheduled Oasis concerts across the British Isles in 2025. Prices on the site have been fluctuating since going on sale, but tend to be hovering around the £400 mark for the cheapest available tickets at each venue, with the most affordable rates we found currently in Manchester at £370 per ticket and Edinburgh at £396 per ticket. However, such is the demand that these rates are highly unlikely to drop as dates get closer. Alternatively, if you have the budget you can also search for hospitality tickets by clicking on the VIP tickets tabs, with prices starting at around £1,000. Other than tickets, Viagogo also offer parking services for concert-goers arriving in their own car, with a dedicated ‘parking’ tab that lets you purchase off-site parking near the venue. Buyers should be aware of add-on costs, including having to pay up to 30% of your total ticket price in fees.
TOUR DATES
4-5 July Principality Stadium, Cardiff
11, 12, 16, 19 & 20 July Heaton Park, Manchester
25, 26 & 30 July & 2-3 August Wembley Stadium, London
8, 9 & 12 August Scottish Gas Murrayfield, Edinburgh
16-17 August Croke Park, Dublin