OASIS DELIVER TRIUMPHANT HOMECOMING SHOW AT MANCHESTER’S HEATON PARK

OASIS DELIVER TRIUMPHANT HOMECOMING SHOW AT MANCHESTER’S HEATON PARK   UK CHARTS TAKEOVER CONTINUES   TIME FLIES… 1994-2009 REACHES #1 FOR FIRST TIME   DEFINITELY MAYBE & (WHAT’S THE STORY) MORNING GLORY? RE-ENTER TOP 5 OF UK ALBUM CHART   14 OASIS SONGS IN TOP 100 OF UK OFFICIAL SINGLES CHART   “SLIDE AWAY (LIVE AT CARDIFF, 4 JULY 2025)” OUT NOW LISTEN HERE

Tonight, Oasis mania hit Manchester as the band made a triumphant homecoming in front of 80,000 fans, the first of five Heaton Park shows which will see Oasis play to a combined audience of 400,000 people at this venue between now and next Sunday, July 20th.   Oasis walked on stage at 8:15pm at Manchester’s Heaton Park and were met with a hero’s welcome. Fans had traveled from as far as Japan, Costa Rica, North America, Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Ireland, Italy and Australia to witness the opening show of Oasis’ five-night homecoming.   Stepping to the mic, Noel Gallagher announced, “This is the place” as Liam Gallagher confirmed, “Oasis vibes in the area. Manchester vibes in the area.” The crowd went wild. When introducing “Half The World Away” Noel dedicated the song to co-creators of comedy classic The Royle Family, “This next one’s for Caroline and Craig.”   Before performing “D’You Know What I Mean?” Liam said, “I’d like to dedicate this next song to the greatest manager of all time, Mr. Pep Guardiola.”   After Noel led Heaton Park in an all-in singalong of “Don’t Look Back In Anger,” Liam introduced “Wonderwall,” telling the crowd, “I adore you all. You’re beautiful!”   Tonight’s show took the Oasis Live ‘25 production to the next level, with the Heaton Park screens measuring 84 meters by 12 meters, a full 20 meters bigger than those fans were wowed by at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium last weekend. The screens are the largest ever used at a concert in the UK.   Beyond the Live ‘25 tour, Oasis fever continues to grip the nation as the band dominate the UK Official Charts with three albums in the Top 5. Singles compilation album Time Flies… 1994-2009 shot to #1 this week for the first time since its original release in 2010. Their classic second album, 1995’s (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? leaps 12 places to Number 2, while their iconic 1994 debut Definitely Maybe vaults 22 spots to Number 4.   Oasis also send three songs into the Top 20 of this week’s Official Singles Chart. Fan favourite “Acquiesce” – originally released as the B-side to the band’s first Number 1 single, 1995’s “Some Might Say” – climbs to a new peak at Number 17 this week. It made its Official Singles Chart debut at Number 40 last week. And returning to the Top 20 are the band’s 1996 chart-topper “Don’t Look Back in Anger” (18) and 1994 Top 10 hit “Live Forever” (19).   (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? has now been certified 18x Platinum by the BPI in recognition of more than 5.4 million domestic sales.   The Oasis Live ‘25 tour has received a rapturous response from fans and media alike. A newly released live version of “Slide Away” recorded at the opening night in Cardiff on July 4th, serves a thrilling taste of what fans can expect. Listen HERE.   (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? Deluxe 30th Anniversary Edition will be released on October 3rd. The Complete Studio Album Collection box set will be released on August 22nd. Both releases are available to pre-order HERE.

Follow Oasis: Spotify | Apple Music | YouTube | Facebook | Instagram | X | TikTok | Website   BAND MEMBERS Liam Gallagher (vocals), Noel Gallagher (guitar, vocals), Paul ‘Bonehead’ Arthurs (guitar), Gem Archer (guitar), Andy Bell (bass) and Joey Waronker (drums).   ADDITIONAL MUSICIANS Christian Madden (keyboards), Alastair White (trombone), Steve Hamilton (saxophone), Joe Auckland (trumpet).   Oasis - Heaton Park, Manchester - July 11th, 2025 - Setlist “Hello” “Acquiesce” “Morning Glory” “Some Might Say” “Bring It On Down” “Cigarettes & Alcohol” “Fade Away” “Supersonic” “Roll With It” “Talk Tonight” (Noel lead vocals) “Half The World Away” (Noel lead vocals) “Little By Little” (Noel lead vocals) “D’You Know What I Mean?” “Stand By Me” “Cast No Shadow” “Slide Away” “Whatever” “Live Forever” “Rock ‘n’ Roll Star” “The Masterplan” (Noel lead vocals) “Don’t Look Back In Anger” (Noel lead vocals) “Wonderwall” “Champagne Supernova”   The Sunday Times "The biggest rock comeback in history. This is the start of Oasis summer.” The Guardian ★★★★★ “A triumph.” The Times ★★★★★ “Fantastic.” NME ★★★★★ “This is all you ever would have wanted from Oasis in 2025.” BBC News “The best they’ve been since 1995.” Rolling Stone UK ★★★★★ “The cultural moment of the year – possibly even the decade.” Uncut ★★★★★ “Impossibly euphoric.” Pitchfork “The biggest reunion in our lifetime.” Variety “Oasis is miraculously, thrillingly back.” Billboard “The sound was ginormous, with every inch of this 74,500-capacity arena being filled completely.” Vulture “They’ve never sounded better.” Associated Press “A punchy, powerful trip through one of Britpop’s greatest songbooks.” People “A triumphant return.” CLASH 10/10 “The best they’ve ever been.” The Sun ★★★★★ “The gig of a lifetime.” Manchester Evening News ★★★★★ “A moment in history” Daily Mail ★★★★★ “Swagger, edge and attitude… simply electric.” Daily Star ★★★★★ "A Supersonic celebration of their legacy" Daily Mirror "The greatest rock n' roll reunion of the decade." Daily Telegraph ★★★★★ “The second coming of Britpop's biggest stars was magical.” The i Paper ★★★★★ “The best band in the UK.” Independent ★★★★★ “The rock reunion to end them all.” The London Standard ★★★★★ “Biblical.” Wales Online ★★★★★ “Intense and immense” MOJO “Joyous” The Observer "The emotional reality of their long awaited reunion dawns. It's like a dam breaking." The Sunday Mirror "Best Night Ever." The New Cue “So beautiful, so joyous.”   OASIS LIVE ‘25 TOUR DATES Saturday, July 5 – Principality Stadium, Cardiff, UK (SOLD OUT) Friday, July 11 – Heaton Park, Manchester, UK (SOLD OUT) Saturday, July 12 – Heaton Park, Manchester, UK (SOLD OUT) Wednesday, July 16 – Heaton Park, Manchester, UK (SOLD OUT) Saturday, July 19 – Heaton Park, Manchester, UK (SOLD OUT) Sunday, July 20 – Heaton Park, Manchester, UK (SOLD OUT) Friday, July 25 – Wembley Stadium, London, UK (SOLD OUT) Saturday, July 26 – Wembley Stadium, London, UK (SOLD OUT) Wednesday, July 30 – Wembley Stadium, London, UK (SOLD OUT) Saturday, August 2 – Wembley Stadium, London, UK (SOLD OUT) Sunday, August 3 – Wembley Stadium, London, UK (SOLD OUT) Friday, August 8 – Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh, UK (SOLD OUT) Saturday, August 9 – Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh, UK (SOLD OUT) Tuesday, August 12 – Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh, UK (SOLD OUT) Saturday, August 16 – Croke Park, Dublin, IE (SOLD OUT) Sunday, August 17 – Croke Park, Dublin, IE (SOLD OUT) Sunday, August 24 – Rogers Stadium, Toronto, ON (SOLD OUT) Monday, August 25 – Rogers Stadium, Toronto, ON (SOLD OUT) Thursday, August 28 – Soldier Field, Chicago, IL (SOLD OUT) Sunday, August 31 – MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ (SOLD OUT) Monday, September 1 – MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ (SOLD OUT) Saturday, September 6 – Rose Bowl Stadium, Los Angeles, CA (SOLD OUT) Sunday, September 7 – Rose Bowl Stadium, Los Angeles, CA (SOLD OUT) Friday, September 12 – Estadio GNP Seguros, Mexico City, MX (SOLD OUT) Saturday, September 13 – Estadio GNP Seguros, Mexico City, MX (SOLD OUT) Saturday, September 27 – Wembley Stadium, London, UK (SOLD OUT) Sunday, September 28 – Wembley Stadium, London, UK (SOLD OUT)   Tuesday, October 21 – Goyang Stadium, Seoul, South Korea (SOLD OUT) Saturday, October 25 – Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan (SOLD OUT) Sunday, October 26 – Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan (SOLD OUT) Friday, October 31 – Marvel Stadium, Melbourne, Australia (SOLD OUT)   Saturday, November 1 – Marvel Stadium, Melbourne, Australia (SOLD OUT) Tuesday, November 4 – Marvel Stadium, Melbourne, Australia (SOLD OUT) Saturday, November 7 – Accor Stadium, Sydney, Australia (SOLD OUT) Sunday, November 8 – Accor Stadium, Sydney, Australia (SOLD OUT) Saturday, November 15 – Estadio River Plate, Buenos Aires, Argentina (SOLD OUT) Sunday, November 16 – Estadio River Plate, Buenos Aires, Argentina (SOLD OUT) Wednesday, November 19 – Estadio Nacional, Santiago, Chile (SOLD OUT) Saturday, November 22 – Estadio MorumBIS, São Paulo, Brazil (SOLD OUT) Sunday, November 23 – Estadio MorumBIS, São Paulo, Brazil (SOLD OUT)