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Oasis might’ve wrapped up their Live 25 reunion tour in Wembley over the weekend, but it looks like the Gallagher brothers aren’t done just yet 👀 During the final chords of Champagne Supernova, Liam Gallagher casually dropped: 'I wanna thank you lot for keeping the faith and putting this band back on the f***ing map. Champagne Supernova. See you next year!' Could Oasis be lining up another run of gigs? Fans are buzzing for round two. Would you go again? 🎸"

13 hours ago, gooddelta said:

Just saw the last Wembley date and they were fantastic. Liam in particular was in really fine voice but the whole band was on form.

I’ve never seen a crowd so into something - for me there are a few songs that they could have included in the setlist (The Importance of Being Idle, She’s Electric and Stop Crying Your Heart Out in particular) but I’m not sure there are any easy removals from the current setlist. The flow was great; plenty of classics at the start but really the huge songs were all in a row at the end.

Live Forever was incredible, Little By Little was surprisingly great (as many people have said), and the encore of The Masterplan/Don’t Look Back In Anger/Wonderwall/Champagne Supernova is as high quality an encore as you’re going to find probably. Great gig and atmosphere.

Liam said ‘see you next year’ at the end which makes me wonder if it will be another tour similar to this, plus maybe a few of the aforementioned missing songs, or if new material is on the way. If there is then the single will go to No.1 based just on the people attending these gigs, surely.

I think for sure they will be back on tour again . I think they actually enjoyed it this time around ..

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To celebrate its 25th Anniversary, 'Familiar To Millions' will be re-released on 2CD and 3LP formats, with the vinyl being made available for the first time since its original release in 2000! Originally released November 13th, 2000, it was Oasis’ first live album, recorded at their landmark Wembley Stadium show in July that year. Out November 14th, preorder and browse formats here: https://OasisMusic.lnk.to/FTM25

Little By Little - Wembley 27/09

Video thanks to https://www.youtube.com/@ALN5641

Just seen this not sure how real or fake it is caption did say rumour, but it wouldn't suprise me , but if its true they really are milking thsi nostalgia trip, id of expected an actual attempt at new music by then

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Big announcement coming soon keep your eyes peeled

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Oasis' (What's The Story) Morning Glory? has shot up nine places in this week's midweek Official Albums Chart in response to the

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album's 30th anniversary 🎸"

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CIRCA and Oasis present Project: Rock 'n' Roll Stars! 100% of Oasis royalties (50% of proceeds) helping to put music back into UK State Schools. Hand-Numbered, Stamp-Signed Prints of handwritten lyrics for iconic Oasis tracks plus a screen print of Liam and Noel walking out hand-in-hand on stage at Wembley Stadium. Available with worldwide shipping for a limited time only. Get yours here 👉" https://OasisMusic.lnk.to/CIRCA

PROJECT ROCK ‘N’ ROLL STARS

To mark their historic Live ’25 Tour, CIRCA and Oasis proudly present Project Rock ‘n’ Roll Stars, a series of limited edition fine art prints, with 100% of Oasis royalties (50% of proceeds) helping to put music back into UK state schools.

Available from £150 (FREE UK shipping) until 25 November ’25, the stamp-signed collection features the prints of hand-written lyrics for iconic tracks Wonderwall, Don’t Look Back In Anger, Stand By Me, Champagne Supernova and Rock ’n’ Roll Star, together with a landmark screen-print of Liam and Noel Gallagher walking out on stage hand-in-hand at London’s Wembley Stadium.

State schools across the country can apply below to receive instruments, ensuring the next generation have the tools to play, create and dream loud.

Oasis, Project Rock 'n' Roll Stars | CIRCA

They're definitely playing Europe next year - I've seen a few rumours. I'm not even convinced they are playing Knebworth though. Don't think they'll ever release new music - not sure they need to.

Really glad everyone has enjoyed it, I'm not sure I've seen a single person who said they didn't enjoy themselves. It all looks like they genuinely are so happy to be there. Hope Bonehead's treatment goes well, as I really do think he's part of the reason they got back together. Certainly from all the videos I've seen too, Noel has grown more and more in to the big stadiums.

Could see them doing festivals in 2027 before calling it a day again for a few years and Noel's next divorce