Oasis: What's Their Story? An unofficial celebration magazine with exclusive content from the reunion tour on sale now!
A few simple words on social media on August 27 in 2024 were enough to spark pandemonium among Oasis fans and were the catalyst for the most eagerly awaited UK gigs of all time.
This special unofficial magazine, available to order here, marks the reunion and honours the band both now and down the years with our incredible archive of photos and interviews - and with exclusive reviews and photographs of their first show!
This is a celebration, not only of their comeback tour, but of the raw energy, incredible stage presence and unique sibling rivalry which makes Oasis the band it is.
To understand what makes this band, and what makes Oasis loved by so many millions, is to return to where it all began. More than thirty years has passed since then and it is three decades since (What's the Story) Morning Glory? came out and cemented the band's position as one of the biggest in the world.
The album still sounds fresh and exciting now to millions, and that is why they all want to be at the shows this summer.
We hope this magazine can help you remember the good times you had with Oasis and describe the first reunion show in Cardiff if you couldn't be there!
Order Oasis: What's Their Story? from the Reach shop here, for delivery from Monday July 14, 2025.
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