Oasis Live '25 setlist: All the songs on Britpop band's reunion tour
The long-awaited Oasis Live '25 reunion tour kicked off July 4 at Cardiff Principality Stadium in Wales almost a year after the band announced, 'This is it, this is happening.'
For two hours and 23 songs, fans of the Britpop superstars reveled in hearing throwbacks spanning Oasis' illustrious seven-album history, from their 1994 debut, 'Definitely Maybe,' to 2008's 'Dig Out Your Soul.'
Many songs played, including the opening "Hello," with a hoodie-clad Liam assuming his position with hands clasped behind his back and Noel slashing away at his guitar in his typical workman's shirt uniform, haven't been performed since 2002.
Other fan favorites such as "Cigarettes & Alcohol," "Roll With It" and "Live Forever" brought grown men in the stadium crowd to tears, so happy were they to finally hear these songs again.
The band anchored by the tempestuous Gallagher brothers split in 2009 when guitarist Noel said he could no longer work with singer Liam.
Now, they're embarking on a sold-out, 41-date stadium run that will play throughout the U.K., North America, Asia, Australia and South America until November with band members Andy Bell (bass), Gem Archer (guitar), Paul "Bonehead" Arthurs for the first time since 1998 (guitar) and newcomer to the band Joey Waronker (drums).
The North American jaunt kicks off Aug. 24 in Toronto and will also hit Chicago, East Rutherford, New Jersey and Pasadena, California, with Cage the Elephant opening all dates.
Here are the songs Oasis played on opening night.
Oasis Live '25 tour setlist
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