Oasis makes comeback in the UK to enthusiastic crowd after 16-year break, performing their beloved 1990s hits

LifeMusicOasis made a triumphant return after a 16-year break to a UK audience hungry for the band’s iconic 1990s hits. Oasis emerged from their hiatus in Cardiff, Wales, kicking off a highly anticipated reunion tour that left fans in awe of their performance.

The Gallagher brothers, Noel and Liam, notorious for their sibling rivalry, shared a brief moment onstage before delving into their high-energy set. Noel, deeply focused on his guitar, and Liam, exuding his signature swagger, delivered a solid two-hour show that featured tracks from their first two albums, Definitely Maybe and (What’s the Story) Morning Glory, along with other fan-favorite songs.

Classic tunes like ‘Supersonic,’ ‘Roll With It,’ and ‘Rock ‘n’ Roll Star’ resonated with the crowd, sparking massive singalongs. Liam, clad in his trademark parka, encouraged the audience to come together during ‘Cigarettes and Alcohol,’ creating a sense of unity among the concert-goers.

Throughout the show, the audience was treated to a visual spectacle through multicolored and psychedelic projections that complemented the band’s performance. Despite minimal banter between songs, Liam checked in with the crowd to ensure they were enjoying themselves, eliciting a roar of approval from the enthusiastic fans.

The concert concluded with encores featuring timeless hits like ‘Don’t Look Back in Anger,’ ‘Wonderwall,’ and ‘Champagne Supernova,’ leaving the audience in a state of euphoria. The iconic band’s return to the stage marked the beginning of their Live ’25 tour, which will take them across the UK, Ireland, North America, South America, Asia, and Australia before culminating in Sao Paulo in November.

Fans from all over the world flocked to Cardiff to witness the historic reunion, with some attendees expressing the sentimental value of the event. Rob Maule from Edinburgh described the experience as “very, very special and emotional,” highlighting the generational significance of Oasis to fans of all ages.

Vicki Moynehan, undeterred by her pregnancy, emphasized the life-changing impact of attending the concert, underscoring the enduring allure of Oasis for fans spanning multiple generations. Founded in Manchester in 1991, Oasis became a defining presence in 1990s British music, known for their anthemic rock choruses and the dynamic interplay between the Gallagher brothers.

Despite their tumultuous relationship, Noel and Liam finally agreed to a reunion tour, enlisting former Oasis members to join them on stage. The announcement of the highly anticipated tour generated a frenzy among fans, with ticket prices soaring and some attendees facing challenges in securing their seats.

While the tour is framed as a one-time event without plans for new music, music writer John Aizlewood emphasized the significance of Oasis tending to their legacy through the reunion. He noted the enduring love for the band and the potential financial gains that could be reaped from their reunion shows.

Ultimately, fans were ecstatic at the prospect of witnessing Oasis back on stage, recognizing the inevitable conflicts that may arise between the brothers. However, they remained optimistic about the band’s ability to deliver a memorable and exhilarating performance, encapsulating the essence of Oasis’ enduring appeal.