LONDON (CelebrityAccess) – Iconic UK rock band Oasis has lastly confirmed their long-awaited reunion, marking their first UK and Eire exhibits in 16 years.
The Oasis Dwell 25 tour will carry brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher again collectively on stage after years of hypothesis and rumors surrounding their reconciliation.
Scheduled for the summer time of 2025, the tour will embody a sequence of large stadium performances throughout Manchester, London, Edinburgh, and Dublin. Followers began buzzing when Liam hinted at his return because the band’s frontman, cheekily responding to fan questions with, “I by no means did like that phrase FORMER.”
This month marks the thirtieth anniversary of Positively Possibly, Oasis’ iconic debut album. On its launch, the album turned the fastest-selling debut in UK historical past. Filled with timeless tracks like “Supersonic,” “Dwell Without end,” and “Cigarettes & Alcohol,” the album’s impression stays as highly effective at the moment because it was in 1994.
Positively Possibly has offered over 6.9 million copies worldwide and is the second most streamed album of the ’90s, simply behind their very own *What’s The Story Morning Glory?* at No. 1. This milestone celebrates not solely the band’s legacy but in addition the enduring relevance of their music.
In a joint assertion, the band declared: “The weapons have fallen silent. The celebs have aligned. The good wait is over. Come see. It is not going to be televised.”
The official dates for the 2025 UK and Eire tour are: July 4, 5 at Principality Stadium, Cardiff; July 11, 12, 19, 20 at Heaton Park, Manchester; July 25, 26, August 2, 3 at Wembley Stadium, London; August 8, 9 at Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh; and August 16, 17 at Croke Park, Dublin.
This reunion is predicted to be a major win for the live performance promoters, SJM Live shows and Dwell Nation, who’re poised to deal with the tour. The schedule has some gaps, fueling hypothesis that extra dates is perhaps added.
Oasis Dwell ’25 Tour Dates:
July 4 – Cardiff @ Principality Stadium
July 5 – Cardiff @ Principality Stadium
July 11 – Manchester @ Heaton Park
July 12 – Manchester @ Heaton Park
July 19 – Manchester @ Heaton Park
July 20 – Manchester @ Heaton Park
July 25 – London @ Wembley Stadium
July 26 – London @ Wembley Stadium
Aug 2 – London @ Wembley Stadium
Aug 3 – London @ Wembley Stadium
Aug 8 – Edinburgh @ Scottish Gasoline Murrayfield Stadium
Aug 9 – Edinburgh @ Scottish Gasoline Murrayfield Stadium
Aug 16 – Dublin @ Croke Park
Aug 17 – Dublin @ Croke Park