Oasis played seven nights at Wembley Stadium on their first UK shows in 16 years, to more than half a million fans across the run.
Oasis, regarded as the most successful band of the Britpop era, played seven nights at Wembley Stadium between Friday 25 July and Sunday 28 September 2025. They were the band’s first UK shows in 16 years.
Liam Gallagher founded the group in Manchester in 1991, and his older brother Noel joined months later and took over the songwriting. Their debut, Definitely Maybe (1994), was at the time the fastest-selling debut album in British history.
(What’s the Story) Morning Glory? followed in 1995 and became the UK’s best-selling album of the 1990s. In 1996 the band played two nights at Knebworth to 125,000 people each time. They split in 2009 and announced their return in 2024.
More than half a million fans saw the seven Wembley shows, reported at 90,000 a night. The set opened with “Hello” and played “Acquiesce” second, with the brothers sharing its verses and chorus.
The 28 September show was their last UK date of 2025 and closed a stadium season of 26 concerts. Richard Ashcroft, once the singer of the Verve, and the band Cast opened the run.