Amid speculation that Oasis might disband before their eagerly anticipated 2025 world tour, the excitement remains high as the start date approaches on July 4 in Cardiff, England. Fans are buzzing with anticipation, eagerly looking forward to the reunion and the chance to witness their favorite band live once again.

However, uncertainties linger regarding the lineup of musicians accompanying Noel and Liam Gallagher during the tour. Fans are left wondering which talented musicians will join them on stage and which iconic Oasis songs will make it to the setlist. Speculation is rife, and expectations are sky-high among the loyal fanbase.

What is clear, though, is that this reunion is monumental for long-time Oasis fans who have patiently awaited this moment for over a decade. Below, we delve into the details we know about the upcoming tour and what fans can expect.

Confirmed Musicians Joining the Oasis Reunion Tour

When it comes to sharing tour details, discretion is key for anyone involved with Oasis. Back in March, an inadvertent leak revealed the potential lineup, as reported by NME. According to a source close to the band, the musicians slated to join the Gallaghers include Andy Bell on bass, Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs on guitar, Gem Archer on guitar, and Joey Waronker on drums.

This revelation sparked frustration in Liam Gallagher, who expressed his discontent on social media regarding the leak of sensitive information. His posts hinted at a desire for more control over the narrative surrounding the band.

In a playful yet pointed message, he challenged NME to disclose their sources, humorously offering to provide them with an exclusive interview about the upcoming tour. In a light-hearted jab, he even posted a fabricated lineup featuring former members, which added to the intrigue surrounding the actual lineup. Notably, neither Tony McCarroll nor Alan White have been in touch with the Gallagher brothers in years, making Liam’s post more of a tongue-in-cheek remark.

Liam later concluded his series of posts by declaring, “I’m off for a lie down you lot are EXHAUSTING,” showcasing the pressure surrounding the buildup to the reunion.

As of May, Andy Bell confirmed his participation in the tour during an interview with the Austrian outlet OE24. He expressed enthusiasm about the reunion, stating, “Yes, I’m in and I’m really looking forward to it. You’ll see me on tour, though I might not see you in the crowd!”

While the Gallagher brothers have yet to make an official announcement regarding the lineup, the excitement grew with the release of rehearsal photos featuring several of the musicians mentioned in the NME report. The full truth will unfold on July 4 as the tour kicks off.

What Songs Will Be Featured on the Oasis Setlist?

Fans eager to know the setlist for the tour will have to wait for the first show to unveil the full list of songs. Nevertheless, Liam Gallagher has provided a tantalizing hint about the songs that may be included. Earlier this year, a fan shared a digitized setlist and tagged Liam, inquiring whether it was authentic.

Liam’s response was intriguing: “It’s not far off,” indicating that fans are close to knowing what to expect. For reference, we have included the songs from the “leaked” setlist below.

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While the setlist featured 21 songs, it barely scratches the surface of the band’s extensive catalog, which boasts seven studio albums. On May 12, a fan pleaded with Liam on social media to include “Hey Now!” in the lineup.

Liam’s reply was straightforward: “The setlist is done, and unfortunately, it didn’t make it. Please don’t take it personally; it’s just not feasible to play every song.” This response highlights the challenge of curating a setlist from a wealth of iconic tracks.

Are There Any Tickets Available for the Oasis Tour?

If you check Oasis’ official website, you’ll quickly notice that nearly all the concert dates are sold out, reflecting the overwhelming demand for tickets. The initial rush for tickets was phenomenal, with some resellers asking exorbitant prices—nearly $8,000 per ticket on various resale platforms. To combat this, the band made it clear that only tickets resold through Ticketmaster’s verified program would be valid, while any tickets acquired from third-party sites would risk cancellation.

In a heartfelt message on social media, Liam expressed his disappointment for fans unable to secure tickets, stating, “I’m seriously gutted for people that can’t get tickets; it hurts my heart.” He emphasized his desire to celebrate this monumental reunion with all fans, conveying his genuine frustration over the ticket situation.

However, there may still be hope for those looking to grab tickets. For example, this writer managed to score a pair after weeks of refreshing the Ticketmaster site frequently. Fans might find themselves lucky in a similar fashion. Additionally, the band announced on June 25 that promoters may release a limited number of additional tickets as the shows approach, offering a glimmer of hope for those still seeking entry.

Insights from Noel and Liam Regarding the Upcoming Tour

Typically, bands promote their upcoming tours through press interviews and statements, but Noel and Liam Gallagher have remained notably tight-lipped. The closest fans have come to official communication are Liam’s posts on X, where he has shared candid thoughts about the tour.

One of his posts humorously summarized their lack of media engagement, stating, “Oasis rehearsals get more coverage than most bands’ tours—s— c—-.” This statement reflects both the band’s unique place in the music world and the anticipation surrounding their reunion.

Expected Set List for Oasis 2025 Tour:
1. “Acquiesce”
2. “Some Might Say”
3. “Lyla”
4. “Shakermaker”
5. “The Hindu Times”
6. “Columbia”
7. “Cast No Shadow”
8. “She’s Electric”
9. “Stand By Me”
10. “Stop Crying Your Heart Out”
11. “The Importance of Being Idle”
12. “Half the World Away”
13. “Whatever”
14. “Slide Away”
15. “Supersonic”
16. “Morning Glory”
17. “Rock ‘n’ Roll Star”
18. “Cigarettes & Alcohol”
19. “Don’t Look Back in Anger”
20. “Live Forever”
21. “Champagne Supernova”