75,000 fans filled Accor Stadium for Oasis’ final Australian show!
“…the show every fan has long hoped for” Sydney Morning Herald★★★★★
“Sydney fans witness the impossible as Oasis prove they might truly be the greatest rock rock‘n’roll band in the world.” The Daily Telegraph
The Australian leg of OASIS LIVE ‘25 wrapped up in Sydney overnight, completing five sold-out, history-making stadium shows across Melbourne and Sydney, drawing a combined attendance of over 320,000 fans.
75,000 fans filled Accor Stadium for Oasis’ final Australian show, two hours of pure joy and one almighty supersonic singalong!
“Thanks for putting up with us. We know we were dickheads sometimes. Your support has put us back on the map. Respect! You’ve got a lovely f**king country. See you again.” Liam Gallagher declared to the roaring crowd.
Across nine days, both cities were overtaken by Oasis fever, the streets awash with the classic three stripes and an atmosphere of elation and celebration, as fans travelled from across the country and abroad for a career-defining setlist packed with back-to-back hits.
Undeniably one of the most influential bands of the past three decades, Oasis and their music continue to resonate with audiences around the globe. The tour that everyone hoped for, but no-one expected, has sold over 2.6 million tickets across Europe, Asia, North America, Australia and the upcoming final leg in South America.
Formed in Manchester in 1991, Oasis exploded into international prominence with their defining Britpop sound, timeless songwriting and record-breaking albums. Their catalogue remains embedded in modern music culture, with classics such as “Wonderwall”,“Don’t Look Back in Anger” and “Champagne Supernova” as emotive today as when they were first released.
With true cross-generational appeal, fans who purchased tickets for Oasis’ five Australian concerts were split evenly across age groups, with 18–24 year-olds making up 25% of the audience, followed closely by 25–34s (24%), while fans aged 45+ represented 27% – a testament to the band’s phenomenal legacy.
This week’s ARIA results further highlight the excitement felt across the country, with Oasis holding three songs in the Top 40 Digital Tracks Chart and “Wonderwall” landing at #5 on the new ARIA Replay Singles Chart. On the albums front, What’s The Story Morning Glory? (30th Anniversary) landed at #2 on the ARIA Replay Album Chart, followed by Definitely Maybe (30th Anniversary) at #3. Streaming has surged in tandem with the tour’s momentum, driven by renewed discovery and fan nostalgia surrounding the band’s triumphant return to Australian shores and landmark anniversary releases.
Australia’s overwhelming response to Oasis Live ‘25 mirrors the reaction worldwide, confirming Oasis’ unparalleled cultural impact and the enduring devotion of their fan base. The Australian shows are over but the music and memories remain!
“The Gallaghers are back where they belong.” Rolling Stone AU ★★★★★
“After everything the brothers have been through, there’s something especially lovely about them trading lines like “we need each other” (in Acquiesce) or “you and I, we’re gonna live forever” (er, Live Forever); there’s a lot of love in the house, and more than expected is on the stage. And this is all before getting properly into the beyond-electric atmosphere come showtime and the intoxicating, near-indescribable communal feeling that seemingly no one can quite inspire like Oasis. Yep, you really had to be there.”Sydney Morning Herald ★★★★★
“Their first tour in 16 years and the show no fan ever thought would happen was a masterclass in memories.” The Daily Telegraph
“With their swagger, attitude, style, and songs that could live forever, Oasis might be the last great rock ‘n’ roll band.” Billboard
“Oasis kicks off Australia tour with euphoric show.” The Guardian AU
“They sound brilliant. The songs haven’t changed or dimmed, and now, they’re being played better than perhaps ever before.” The Australian
“Oasis bring Wonderwall magic to Melbourne – and the crowd goes wild.”The Age
“And my first thought once they exited stage right? Biblical.”The Music
“Melbourne reciprocated with emotion, devotion and full-throated joy. The set list was wall-to-wall platinum…. Liam was in career-best form, in song and stories.”Herald Sun
OASIS LIVE ‘25 TOUR DATES
Fri 31 Oct – Marvel Stadium, Melbourne – COMPLETE
Sat 1 Nov – Marvel Stadium, Melbourne – COMPLETE
Tue 4 Nov – Marvel Stadium – Melbourne – COMPLETE
Fri 7 Nov – Accor Stadium, Sydney, Australia – COMPLETE
Sat 8 Nov – Accor Stadium, Sydney, Australia – COMPLETE
Oasis will release a limited edition (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? 7” Singles Box Set on 12 December. Available for pre-order now.
