Oasis releases live recording of “Little By Little” from Wembley Stadium
Oasis has recently unveiled a live recording of “Little By Little” from their highly anticipated Live ’25 reunion tour at London’s Wembley Stadium on August 2. The track, initially performed by Noel Gallagher on the Heathen Chemistry album in 2002, captivated the audience with its energetic performance, highlighted by the crowd’s harmonious vocals echoing throughout the venue. This release marks the third track made available from their tour, following the earlier releases of “Slide Away” from Cardiff’s inaugural night and “Cigarettes & Alcohol” from their impressive Manchester residency, demonstrating the band’s commitment to sharing live recordings from each tour stop.
During their seven-night residency at Wembley Stadium, Oasis caught the attention of fans worldwide. With five nights already behind them, their London performances followed memorable shows in Cardiff and Manchester. Notably, the band recently concluded a three-night stint at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh, where Liam Gallagher’s fiery on-stage remarks directed at the City of Edinburgh council sparked controversy. Describing the council as “a bunch of snakes” and demanding an apology, particularly in response to derogatory reports labeling their fans as potentially rowdy and intoxicated, led to public scrutiny of the council, which retaliated by dismissing Liam’s comments as “misinformed.”
As Oasis prepares to take on Dublin before embarking on the North American leg of the tour, music enthusiasts can anticipate captivating shows in Toronto, Chicago, East Rutherford, Pasadena, and Mexico City. Following their return to London for final performances at Wembley in September, speculations are abuzz about potential Italian tour dates on the horizon. The Live ’25 tour is set to traverse continents, with planned stops in South Korea, Japan, Australia, Argentina, Chile, and Brazil, promising an electrifying experience for fans worldwide.
Despite the thrilling performances, an unsettling incident emerged involving security vulnerabilities at Wembley Stadium during one of Oasis’ shows. Allegations suggesting that around 200 unauthorized fans managed to gain entry without tickets through a security loophole prompted an investigation by stadium authorities, though the details surrounding the breach remain undisclosed.
In a music scene flourishing with creativity and buzz, Oasis’ Live ’25 tour continues to captivate audiences, inviting fans on a nostalgic journey through their iconic discography. With the promise of world-class performances and the band’s unparalleled energy, Oasis’ reunion tour is undoubtedly a standout event in the music industry, uniting fans across the globe in celebration of timeless music and rock ‘n’ roll spirit.