Oasis Wembley Tour 2025 Setlist, Support, Travel & More

Liam and Noel Gallagher’s Oasis reunion tour is about to hit London’s Wembley Stadium for a series of massive shows. The band have ended 16 years of speculation by reuniting for the Live ’25 world tour. After triumphant gigs in Cardiff and Manchester, it’s now London’s turn – about 450,000 fans are expected to attend five huge Wembley concerts over the next couple of weeks, with two final shows in September.

The Oasis Live ’25 tour was announced in August 2024, and demand for tickets was unprecedented. Reportedly over 10 million people from 158 countries tried to buy tickets for the UK/Ireland dates, leading to ticketing chaos and outcry over Ticketmaster’s dynamic pricing system. (The band later vowed not to use dynamic pricing for the North American leg of the tour.)

Oasis originally split in 2009 after a notorious backstage brawl in Paris – Liam allegedly wielded Noel’s guitar “like an axe,” nearly hitting him – and the brothers’ feud seemed insurmountable for years. Fortunately, they’ve now buried the hatchet and are back on stage together, delivering shows packed with hits, nostalgia, special tributes and even fireworks to the delight of fans.

When Are Oasis Playing Wembley Stadium?

Oasis will play seven shows at London’s Wembley Stadium in 2025. The first five dates are in late July and early August, followed by two more in late September:

These Wembley shows are part of a 19-date UK and Ireland tour (the band’s first domestic shows in 16 years). After the London gigs, Oasis will play Edinburgh and Dublin in August, then head out to North America and other international dates later in the year.

When do doors open at Wembley for Oasis?

Doors open at 5:00 PM (17:00) for all Oasis show nights at Wembley. It’s advised to arrive early to allow time for security checks and finding your entrance gate. Wembley Stadium has color-coded turnstile zones – check your ticket for your designated entry area and follow the signs for the quickest route.

Note that Wembley operates a no re-admission policy for safety (once you’re in, you cannot exit and re-enter), so make sure you have everything you need before you go in.

Here are the expected stage times for the Wembley concerts (the schedule is the same each night, including weekends):

• Doors Open: 5:00 PM
• Cast: 6:00 PM (opening act)
• Richard Ashcroft: 7:00 PM (second support act)
• Oasis: 8:15 PM (main act on stage)
• Show Ends: ~10:15 PM

Oasis’s set is about two hours long, so the concert should finish around 10:15 PM to 10:30 PM. Plan your post-concert travel accordingly, as there may be big crowds leaving the stadium at that time. Also, be aware that Sunday shows are not starting any earlier, so an 8:15 PM stage time for Oasis even on Sunday.

Who Are the Support Acts for Oasis?

The support acts for Oasis’s Wembley shows are two iconic names from the ’90s Britpop era: Richard Ashcroft and Cast.

• Richard Ashcroft – best known as the lead singer of The Verve – will perform before Oasis each night. Ashcroft is behind classics like “Bitter Sweet Symphony” and “The Drugs Don’t Work,” and has released six solo albums. He’s a longtime friend of the Gallaghers. Ashcroft’s set is scheduled for around 7 PM at Wembley.
  
• Cast – a Liverpool indie rock band led by John Power (formerly of The La’s) – will kick off the evening at about 6 PM. Cast emerged in 1992 and had a string of UK hits in the ’90s. They notched several Top 10 singles such as “Flying,” “Free Me,” and “Beat Mama”, and released a new album Love is the Call in 2024.

Both Cast and Richard Ashcroft are set to support all the UK and Ireland dates of the Oasis Live ’25 tour, meaning fans in London will see both acts.

Getting to Wembley for Oasis Live ’25

Planning your trip to Wembley? Here’s a clear, easy guide to reach the stadium smoothly and make the most of your Oasis experience.

By Train & Tube

Three stations sit within a short walk of Wembley Stadium:

• Wembley Park Station • Jubilee & Metropolitan lines • 10-minute stroll through tree-lined pathways
• Wembley Stadium Station • Chiltern Railways from London Marylebone • Only 400 m to the main gates
• Wembley Central Station • Bakerloo line & London Overground • Direct links from Euston and Paddington

All stations run extra services on show days. Aim to arrive by 7:15 PM—that’s an hour before Oasis takes the stage—to breeze through security. After the encore, expect queues of up to an hour at Wembley Park as everyone heads home.

By Car

Driving? Follow these tips:

• Use postcode HA9 0WS for sat-navs.
• Approach via M1, A40, M25 or the North Circular (A406).
• Beware: Engineers Way, South Way and nearby roads close from early afternoon until late.
• Wembley sits inside London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone. Non-compliant vehicles pay £12.50/day any time of day.

If you must drive, plan diversions in advance and factor in road closures.

By Coach

National Express is Wembley’s official coach partner:

• Direct services from over 50 UK cities
• Coaches drop off within a stone’s throw of the stadium
• Timetabled to arrive well before and leave right after the show

Book seats early on the National Express website or app to lock in your spot.

Parking

On-site parking is very limited:

• Must be booked in advance via the official Wembley Parking portal
• No same-day or drive-up parking—unbooked cars will be turned away
• Blue Badge accessible spaces are available but also need prior reservation
• Follow signage and steward directions to your allotted zone
• Expect delays when exiting as roads reopen

Other Transport Options

• London buses (18, 83, 92, 182, 223, 297) serve stops a short walk away
• Rideshares and taxis drop off at designated points outside the venue
• Roads immediately around Wembley close to general traffic—plan pick-up spots ahead

Give yourself extra travel time, and you’ll be singing along with Oasis before you know it.

Wembley Stadium Entry & Security Checks

Arrive relaxed and ready to rock—doors open at 5 PM and security is thorough. Here’s what to expect:

• No early camping: Queues don’t form before the afternoon, so no need to line up at dawn.
• Perimeter checks: You may be ticket-checked and bag-searched before reaching the turnstiles.
• Metal detectors: Slip through a quick body scan—keep pockets empty of loose coins and keys.

Plan to be on site by 7:15 PM, an hour before Oasis hits the stage, to avoid last-minute rushes.

Bag Policy & Storage Options

Wembley runs a strict small-bag rule to keep things moving:

• Allowed: One bag per person, maximum A4 size (12×8 inches).
• Not allowed: Large backpacks, holdalls, camera bags.

Travel light to skip the hassle. If you do carry an oversized bag, there’s a paid drop-off service at the nearby hotel, but it’s quicker—and cheaper—to leave big bags at home or in your hotel.

What You Can’t Bring

For everyone’s safety, these items are banned:

• Weapons or anything that could be used as one
• Fireworks, flares, smoke devices, laser pointers
• Glass, cans, or bottles of any kind (empty refillable plastic bottles up to 500 ml are OK—free water points inside)
• Your own alcohol or drugs
• Professional cameras, video recorders, GoPros, selfie sticks
• Large banners, signs over A3 size, flagpoles
• Musical instruments (tambourines, drums) and air horns
• Umbrellas with pointed tips, pushchairs/strollers

If you’re unsure, leave it at home. Confiscated items are not guaranteed to be returned.

No Re-Admission & Cashless Venue

• One-in, one-out: Once you leave, you can’t come back—so think twice before heading out to smoke or fetch something.
• Card or contactless only: Wembley is entirely cashless; all food, drink, and merch are paid by card or mobile pay.

With these simple guidelines, you’ll breeze through entry and focus on what really matters—singing every lyric with thousands of fellow Oasis fans under the Wembley lights.

Wembley Fan Zones: Pre-Show Hangouts

Wembley’s East Village Fan Zone opens at 14:00 and runs until 19:00 on show days. You’ll find street-food stalls, drink stands, and a DJ spinning classics to kick off the party. Last orders for alcohol are at 18:30. Entry is free with a valid concert ticket, but capacity is limited—arrive early to secure your spot. The same small-bag policy and security checks apply here, so travel light.

There may also be pop-up entertainment areas around the concourse. Keep an eye on official Wembley and Oasis social channels for any late-breaking fan-zone announcements.

Food & Drink Inside Wembley

Concessions on every level serve all your stadium favorites:

• Burgers, hot dogs, fries
• Pizza slices, nachos, and loaded fries
• Soft drinks, craft beers, ciders, and wine

Wembley is cashless—cards or contactless only. Expect to pay around £7–£8 for a pint (Stella Artois is £7.85) and roughly £3 for a bottled water. Alcohol sales may wind down before the final encore, so grab that last round early.

Saving on Snacks

If you’d rather spend less inside, Wembley Park offers plenty of cafes, pubs, and fast-casual eateries within a five-minute walk. Remember: outside food and drink aren’t allowed through the gates, apart from empty refillable bottles up to 500 ml. Fill up before you go in or take advantage of free water stations once you’re inside.

Official Oasis Merchandise

Get your hands on exclusive Live ’25 gear at multiple spots:

• Pop-up shop on Olympic Way
• Official Oasis store in Samovar Space, under the Olympic Steps (open from morning until showtime)
• Merch stands inside each concourse level

All sales are cashless. Popular T-shirt sizes and limited-edition items can sell out fast—arrive early if you don’t want to miss out.

Oasis Live ’25 Setlist – What Will They Play?

One of the biggest questions for fans is what songs Oasis will perform after such a long hiatus. So far on the Live ’25 tour, the band has delivered exactly what people hoped for: a hit-packed setlist spanning all their classic albums. You can expect a 21+ song set, plus a few encore numbers.

1. Hello
2. Acquiesce
3. Morning Glory
4. Some Might Say
5. Bring It On Down
6. Cigarettes & Alcohol
7. Fade Away
8. Supersonic
9. Roll With It
10. Talk Tonight
11. Half the World Away
12. Little by Little
13. D’You Know What I Mean?
14. Stand By Me
15. Cast No Shadow
16. Slide Away
17. Whatever
18. Live Forever
19. Rock ’n’ Roll Star
20. The Masterplan
21. Don’t Look Back in Anger
22. Wonderwall
23. Champagne Supernova

Wembley’s setlist is pure Oasis nostalgia, kicking off with “Hello” and closing with “Champagne Supernova.” Each song reminds you why the Gallagher brothers defined ’90s rock. Expect thunderous singalongs and goosebump moments as tens of thousands unite in chorus.

Final Tips for Your Wembley Night

• All seven Oasis shows at Wembley are sold out. Face-value resales go through Twickets—avoid inflated prices and scams. Buy from our platform.
• Plan travel in advance, refer to the Wembley entry guide, and arrive with time to spare.
• Follow stadium rules on bags, security and re-admission—once you leave, you can’t come back.
• Budget for food, drinks and merch in the cashless venue; arrive early for limited-edition items.
• This reunion is a once-in-a-generation event. From the first chord to the final “biblical” chorus, get ready to sing your heart out and make memories that last a lifetime.

See you under the Wembley lights—let’s make July 16 a night to remember!