Oasis tease groundbreaking plans amid global tour buzz

Oasis have dropped another live anthem from their monster reunion tour, Bring It On Down from Edinburgh.

The fiery performance was captured during the band’s second of three sell-out nights at Murrayfield, where 204,000 fans watched the Britpop icons tear the roof off.

Liam and Noel Gallagher proved their spark is still alive in the UK, belting out classics like Slide Away, Cigarettes and Alcohol, and Little By Little.

The rockstars have also launched the Oasis Complete Studio Album Collection, featuring all seven studio albums plus B-sides classic The Masterplan.

Fans are in for a treat on October 3, when the deluxe 30th anniversary Morning Glory will arrive with rare unplugged classics.

The Oasis Live ’25 Tour will hit North America next, kicking off with two nights in Toronto before rolling through the US and Mexico, and will wrap up its UK leg at Wembley on September 27–28.

From there, the band will head to Asia, Australia, New Zealand and South America, before closing in São Paulo on November 23.

Fans are already buzzing about what’s next as rumours suggest Oasis could return in 2026 for four nights at Knebworth, marking 30 years since their legendary 1996 gigs.

A source told The Sun, “This isn’t just a reunion – it’s a cultural movement. The question is whether Noel and Liam want to keep the fire burning.”

What is Oasis' biggest hit?

Oasis’ biggest hit is Wonderwall, their most streamed and globally recognised anthem.

It peaked at No. 8 in the US, No. 2 in the UK, and remains the band’s signature song.

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