Oasis will be playing 13 international shows in addition to the ones already scheduled in the UK and Ireland
With an exclusive article the NME revealed what the International cities hosting Oasis Live’25 datesthe highly anticipated tour that marks the Oasis return to the stage.
After the 17 show announced in the UK and Ireland have gone sold out in tempo record with the now well-known controversy on Ticket pricethe wait to find out what other opportunities the fans will have has become increasingly pressing fan of the band from Manchester to attend the their favourites return to the scene after 15 years.
It had already been officially communicated by the band channels that in 2025 there would be none other shows in Europe but that the Oasis team was working to organize other international dates which, it seems, will be announced soon.
But where will Oasis play outside the UK?
For sure there will be no festivalas the band had already made clear in the past few weeks, including the much-desired slot from headliner al festival di Glastonbury.
The reunion concerts of the Oasis for 2025 there will be shows entirely dedicated to Gallagher Brothers which, it seems, will also arrive in the United States and Canada, Latin America, Australia and Asia.
According to NME sources, Oasis will announce 13 more dates in the coming weeks, bringing their overall show count to 30.
These are the international dates of Oasis Live’25, the Oasis reunion tour:
- Toronto, Canada
- Chicago, US
- East Rutherford, New Jersey, US
- Boston, US
- Los Angeles, US
- Mexico City, Mexico
- Seoul, South Korea
- Tokyo, Japan
- Melbourne, Australia
- Sydney, Australia
- Sao Paulo, Brazil
- Santiago, Chile
- Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Who will be on stage with the Gallagher brothers?
The most talked about reunion of recent years has brought with it not only non-stop controversy due to the lightning-fast sell-outs and the incredible figures reached by the tickets due to the dynamic pricing but also many questions about who will take the stage with Liam and Noel Gallagher.
At the moment there have been no official announcements about who will be in the band that will accompany the ‘new Oasis’ on tour but over the weeks there has been much speculation that initially spoke of what are, in fact, the High Flying Birds.
The band that currently accompanies the soloist on tour Noel Gallagherin fact sees among its ranks Gem Archer, former guitarist of the Oasisthe drummer Chris Sharrock who was part of the band for about a year and then joined the Beady Eye and the keyboard player Mike Rowe who worked with the Oasis in the years of Be Here Now.
But the faces that will take part in the tour will not be just these and, loudly acclaimed by the fans, it seems that also the historic rhythm guitar and founding member of the Oasis Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs, who has been alongside Liam in recent years, will be there.
Speculations have also reached social media with Alan WhiteOasis’ longest-serving drummer for four albums, who shared a picture of his drum kit from the time.
The involvement of the other two historical members of the band, the first drummer, is practically impossible Tony McCarrollwho had also sued the Gallaghers and the bassist Paul ‘Guigsy’ McGuiganwho virtually disappeared from the radar after leaving Oasis in 1999.
Liam, for his part, has recently raised the possibility of some new face just for ‘freshen things up a bit’.