Oasis Live '25 Tour: The Reunion That Preceded Live '27

Oasis Live ‘25 was the 2025 reunion tour that ended a fifteen-year silence, the band’s first concerts since the 2009 split, with Liam and Noel Gallagher on stage together again and Richard Ashcroft opening. It was the event the music world had assumed would never happen, and it performed accordingly.

Commercially it was a phenomenon. Live ‘25 grossed $405.4 million at the box office according to Pollstar, the second highest-grossing tour of 2025 behind Beyoncé, on roughly 2.2 million tickets at an average of about $182. It also returned the band to its heartlands, including a multi-night stand at Heaton Park in Manchester and shows across the UK and Ireland. The one sour note was the sale itself: an open queue with dynamic pricing pushed some ticket costs far above their advertised level and prompted a Competition and Markets Authority inquiry.

That controversy directly shaped its successor. Live ‘27 is bigger, 42 shows across 11 cities, and sells on fixed, registration-only prices designed to avoid a repeat. Live ‘25 proved the demand; Live ‘27 is the band’s attempt to meet it at scale and on fairer terms. See the full 2027 dates and how resale now works on the resale tickets page.