Has the Oasis North America Tour been declared? On its much-anticipated reunion tour, Oasis will finally make its way to North America in 2025.
Oasis will perform at Rogers Stadium in Toronto on Aug. 24, Soldier Field in Chicago on Aug. 28, Metlife Stadium in East Rutherford on Aug. 31, Rose Bowl Stadium in Los Angeles on September 6 and September 12 at Mexico City’s Estadio GNP Seguros.
Cage the Elephant will be the opening act for all shows. Fans can register for presale now on the Oasis website, with registration open until Tuesday at 8 a.m. ET. Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday at noon through Ticketmaster.
The band also plans to tour other continents outside Europe and North America next year. Tickets for Oasis North America Tour will be available on resale sites like Ticketmaster as well.
What is Oasis North America Tour Date & How To Register?
Oasis has announced a series of US shows next summer, following their UK and Ireland tour in August, which marked the reunion of brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher after years of feuding. These concerts will be the band’s first North American performances (Oasis North America Tour) in 16 years.
Oasis announced in a statement declaring the Oasis North America tour, “America. Oasis will arrive. You have one more opportunity to show us that you always cherished us. The North American leg kicks off in Toronto on August 24, with stops in Chicago, East Rutherford, Los Angeles, and Mexico City. These shows will fit between their Dublin gigs and their two final concerts at Wembley Stadium in London.
Oasis will be joined by the Kentucky rock band Cage the Elephant, who will open for all US dates. Fans can register for the presale until Tuesday, October 1, at 8 am EST (1 pm BST). General ticket sales will begin on Friday, October 4, at 10 am local time (3 pm BST) on Ticketmaster.
A press release also hinted at more Oasis Live ’25 shows planned outside of Europe and North America later next year.
Complete Schedule of Oasis World Tour 2025
Here are the whole world tour dates that have been revealed thus far:
JULY 2025
| 4 July | Cardiff, UK | Principality Stadium |
| 5 July | Cardiff, UK | Principality Stadium |
| 11 July | Manchester, UK | Heaton Park |
| 12 July | Manchester, UK | Heaton Park |
| 16 July | Manchester, UK | Heaton Park |
| 19 July | Manchester, UK | Heaton Park |
| 20 July | Manchester, UK | Heaton Park |
| 25 July | London, UK | Wembley Stadium |
| 26 July | London, UK | Wembley Stadium |
| 30 July | London, UK | Wembley Stadium |
AUGUST 2025
| 2 July | London, UK | Wembley Stadium |
| 3 July | London, UK | Wembley Stadium |
| 8 July | Edinburgh, UK | Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium |
| 9 July | Edinburgh, UK | Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium |
| 12 July | Edinburgh, UK | Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium |
| 16 July | Dublin, IE | Croke Park |
| 17 July | Dublin, IE | Croke Park |
| 24 July | Toronto, ON | Rogers Stadium |
| 28 July | Chicago, IL | Soldier Field |
| 31 July | East Rutherford, NJ | MetLife Stadium |
SEPTEMBER 2025
| 6 September | Los Angeles, CA | Rose Bowl Stadium |
| 12 September | Mexico City, MX | Estadio GNP Seguros |
| 27 September | London, UK | Wembley Stadium |
| 28 September | London, UK | Wembley Stadium |
Oasis Yet to Finalize Support Acts for 2025 Reunion Tour
Oasis is still deciding which acts will support them on their massive 2025 reunion tour including Oasis North America Tour, but frontman Liam Gallagher is determined to give fans the best show possible.
Despite rumours suggesting that several bands are already set to open for them at shows in London, Cardiff, Dublin, Edinburgh, and Manchester, The Independent reports that Liam and Noel Gallagher have yet to finalise their choices.
Liam is especially eager to bring in some well-known rock bands.
An insider close to the band informed ahead of the Oasis North America Tour, “Liam wants experienced acts, so there will probably be some back and forth before something is finalized.”
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The History of Oasis
Oasis, formed in Manchester in 1991, quickly became one of the biggest bands of their time, standing out even among Britpop giants like Blur, Pulp, and Suede. All seven of their studio albums hit number one, and their popularity was undeniable, especially when 125,000 fans showed up to each of their two legendary Knebworth concerts in 1996.
They headlined Glastonbury twice, in 1995 and 2004, and won six Brit Awards along with two Ivor Novello awards. Oasis defined the 90s, known as much for their wild antics—public fights and arrests—as for their hit-filled stadium shows. Liam Gallagher was the brash, fiery frontman, while his brother Noel was the steady songwriter and guitarist.
However, the tension between the two brothers led to the band’s downfall. Their career was marked by constant arguments and even physical fights.
In one famous incident, while recording their second album, Noel reportedly chased Liam with a cricket bat after Liam brought a group of strangers back to the studio. Their rocky relationship ultimately ended the band.
The Skirmish Between Liam & Noel
After launching their solo careers—Liam as a singer-songwriter and Noel with his band, High Flying Birds—the brothers began taking shots at each other on Twitter. Most of the insults came from Liam, who called Noel a “potato” and mocked him for having a woman play the scissors during a performance on Later… With Jools Holland.
Noel, however, felt that Liam had crossed the line more than once. He told reporters that without a sincere apology, they would never mend their relationship. This might explain why Liam, despite expressing his desire for a reunion, had toned down his insults in recent years.
Just weeks before the reunion was announced, Noel softened his stance too, praising Liam’s stage presence. “I don’t have the same energy as him,” Noel admitted. “Liam’s voice is like 10 shots of tequila on a Friday night,” he joked, “while mine is more like half a Guinness.”