Oasis Live 25 Wembley Shows: Seven Nights Of History

Oasis played seven Live ‘25 nights at Wembley Stadium, and those nights turned a reunion into a second tour.

The Wembley run opened on 25 July 2025, and it closed with two return nights on 27 and 28 September 2025.

Our Oasis history page places the reunion run inside the full band story.

First, London was not the start of the tour, because the reunion opened in Cardiff on 4 July 2025.

The band then played Manchester, and Wembley followed as the London leg of the UK and Ireland run.

Next, Wembley gave the reunion its largest single stage, and the London nights carried the highest pressure of the summer.

The seven Wembley dates

Meanwhile, Wembley Stadium lists all seven dates in its Live ‘25 event record.

The first five dates were 25 July, 26 July and 30 July, plus 2 August and 3 August 2025.

Next, the band returned to Wembley on 27 September and 28 September 2025 for two more nights.

Then the September return closed the Wembley chapter, after the tour had visited Edinburgh, Dublin and North America.

In short, Wembley hosted the opening London block and the closing London return in one summer.

Our Oasis tours history page tracks the reunion run alongside earlier tours.

The support acts and the doors

First, Wembley Stadium lists Richard Ashcroft and Cast among the support acts for the Live ‘25 run.

Richard Ashcroft also returns as the special guest for every Live ‘27 show, so the link runs across both tours.

Next, Wembley Stadium lists door times at 17:00 for the show days, and fans planned their arrival around that time.

Then the London nights followed the same pattern each time, with support acts first and Oasis closing the night.

In short, the Wembley formula stayed steady, and fans knew what shape each night would take.

Meanwhile, NME previewed the first five nights as sold out, and the London run sold through its full allocation.

Still, this article makes no crowd total claim, because no single verified total covers all seven nights here.

The second night that decided Live ‘27

Above all, the second Wembley show on 26 July 2025 carries the most weight for Live ‘27 fans.

Noel Gallagher told talkSPORT that the band decided to tour again after that second Wembley show.

He said: “It was after the second Wembley show.”

Next, he explained that nobody knew how the reunion would go before the tour began.

He said the band played Cardiff and Manchester first, and by Wembley the decision was set in motion.

Then he summed up the mood in plain terms, and he said the band was having such a great time.

Our decided at Wembley page covers that decision moment in full detail.

Still, the key point for this history stands clear: Live ‘27 was set in motion at Wembley in July 2025.

Why Wembley matters even though London misses Live ‘27

First, London is not a Live ‘27 city, so no Wembley night appears on the 2027 routing.

Next, the Live ‘27 tour opens at Celtic Park in Glasgow on 21 May 2027, and it runs for 42 shows.

Then the tour closes with six nights at Knebworth in September 2027, which gives London area fans a nearby finale.

In addition, only Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher are confirmed by name for Live ‘27, as on every tour page here.

Meanwhile, the Wembley nights remain the proof that the reunion worked at stadium scale.

For fans, Wembley 2025 explains why promoters could build a 42 show tour for 2027 with confidence.

Our Oasis Glasgow page covers the 2027 opener, and our Oasis Knebworth page covers the finale.

In short, Wembley was the test, and Live ‘27 is the tour that test made possible.

Liam Gallagher on stage. Photo: Raph_PH, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.