Oasis Murrayfield Tonight’s Set Times, Tickets, Travel & Safety Tips

Doors open at 5:00 pm. Cast 6:00 pm. Richard Ashcroft 7:00 pm. Oasis 8:00–8:15 pm. Curfew ~10:30 pm. All three Murrayfield shows (Aug 8, 9, 12) are sold out, with huge crowds expected. Plan early, use public transport, and travel light. For tickets, avoid scams and you can buy from our platform.

Oasis return to Scotland for the first time in 16 years, bringing a stadium-scale show and a setlist stacked with anthems. Support comes from Cast and Richard Ashcroft, keeping the Britpop energy high from doors to encore.

If you’re still hunting for a seat, limited verified resale appears close to showtime. Be cautious and avoid untrusted sellers; demand is intense and prices can spike. Purchase tickets from over below given link for safe and smooth process.

Set times at Murrayfield (all nights)

Doors: 5:00 pm.
Cast: 6:00 pm.
Richard Ashcroft: 7:00 pm.
Oasis: usually 8:00–8:15 pm for ~2 hours, ending about 10:30 pm.

Times have matched the Cardiff, Manchester and London legs, and local guidance in Edinburgh points to the same schedule. Arrive early to clear security and find your gate.

Getting to Scottish Gas Murrayfield

Trains

Use Haymarket Station for the shortest walk to the stadium. ScotRail is adding late services for post-show travel; check live updates before you set off. Aim to arrive by 6–7 pm to avoid queues.

Trams

Edinburgh Trams run direct to Murrayfield Stadium stop. You can pre-purchase tram tickets for Oasis dates to skip vending machine lines and speed up entry. Keep your ticket handy for checks at the gateline.

Buses & Coaches

Lothian Buses has a dedicated Oasis update and normal services that reach the Murrayfield area. There are also event coaches (e.g., Big Green Coach and regional operators) running direct returns from major towns and cities.

Driving & Park-and-Ride

There’s no public parking at the stadium and significant road closures from afternoon until late night. Use Park-and-Ride plus tram/bus if you must drive. Follow official diversions and avoid pick-ups close to the venue.

Road closures & local advice

The City of Edinburgh Council has published detailed closure maps and timings around Roseburn, Haymarket and the A8 corridor, typically from 2:00 pm until ~12:30 am on show days. Pedestrian flows will also be managed after the encore.

Officials ask non-ticket holders not to travel to Murrayfield, given the scale of the crowds during Fringe season. Expect stewarded routes and controlled access around the stadium footprint.

Entry rules, bags & safety

Bring only essentials. A4-sized bags or smaller are permitted; larger items will be refused. Have valid photo ID ready if requested, and note the venue is largely cashless for concessions and merch.

Standard stadium rules apply: no flares, pyros, glass, or professional camera gear. Check official guidance before you travel; welfare and first-aid points operate inside the venue.

Weather snapshot for show nights

Pack light layers and plan for breezy, mixed conditions.

Currently 63° · Cloudy

Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Today	67°55°	Mostly cloudy with a few showers; windy
Saturday	66°51°	Partly sunny and windy with a brief shower or two
Sunday	69°60°	Sun and areas of low clouds
Monday	71°56°	Some sun, then turning cloudy
Tuesday	74°57°	Warm with considerable cloudiness; an afternoon shower in the area

Quick take: Fri 8 Aug mostly cloudy with a few showers; Sat 9 brighter with a brief shower risk; Tue 12 warmer, lots of cloud, possible afternoon shower. Arrive prepared and consider a poncho instead of an umbrella.

What they’ll play: the expected setlist

The tour has settled into a 23-song run of classics, with an encore that hits the biggest sing-alongs.

1. Hello
2. Morning Glory
3. Some Might Say
4. Cigarettes & Alcohol
5. Supersonic
6. Talk Tonight
7. Half the World Away
8. Little by Little
9. D’You Know What I Mean?
10. Stand By Me
11. Slide Away
12. Whatever
13. Live Forever
14. Rock ’n’ Roll Star

Finale / Encore
15. The Masterplan
16. Don’t Look Back in Anger
17. Wonderwall
18. Champagne Supernova

Support from Cast and Richard Ashcroft has been consistent across the UK dates, keeping the evening front-to-back with 90s anthems before Oasis take the stage.

What to expect around the city

More than 200,000–210,000 fans are expected over the three shows as Edinburgh hosts Fringe simultaneously. Bars and shops have upped stock; pop-ups and merch stands are drawing lines from early morning.

City guidance stresses respectful behaviour in residential streets near the venue and patience with transport lines after the show. Follow stewards and signage to the correct exits and stations.

Practical tips for a smooth night

Arrive early, especially if you’re collecting tickets or buying merch on site. Keep mobile tickets ready, brightness up, and ID to hand. Stick to official tram/train routes and agree on a meeting point with friends in case your phone signal dips post-show.

Hydrate and eat before the main act to avoid peak kiosk queues near 8 pm. Factor in 15–60 minutes to reach platforms after the encore; late trains and trams are planned, but queues are normal at events of this size.

Sold out… what if you still need a ticket?

Face-value drops are rare on event day, but verified resale sometimes appears in the final hours. Refresh frequently, use alerts, and avoid too-good-to-be-true offers. Edinburgh authorities and fan guides have warned of scams during this tour. Fans can trust our Ticombo resaling site to enjoy OASIS show in Edinburgh.

If you strike out today, remember Oasis return to Wembley on Sept 27–28 and head to Dublin next week, with global dates beyond. Watch official channels for any late releases.

Tonight’s plan is simple: get there early, travel smart, pack light, and be ready to sing. The set hits every era, the production is stadium-size, and the atmosphere will be electric across all three nights. Edinburgh is ready. Are you?