[Music] Oasis - 2025

[Sid and the Sharknados]

Oooh now you've done it. Setlist for that gig, for me, would look like this...

The Hindu Times
To Be Where There's Life
Go Let It Out
The Importance of Being Idle
Little by Little
Lyla
The Shock of the Lightning
Gas Panic!
Turn Up The Sun
Part of the Queue
Soldier On
Stop Crying Your Heart Out

Something like that.

Something much like that.
I'd finish on Let There Be Love, and wedge Stop Crying Your Heart Out in somewhere earlier on. And I'd fit The Turning in from their last album.

Oh and I'd include Songbird. Mainly because I gather Liam didn't like playing it.

 

[hart's shirt]

I’m still holding out for an XTC reform and subsequent tour

Apparently XTC are considering a one-off gig at Selhurst Park.

They're only making plans for Nigel.

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

Will still fill stadiums with dads tho eh?

As Sick Boy said "But deep down you know it's just shite"

Will certainly fill stadia though.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

As Sick Boy said "But deep down you know it's just shite"

Will certainly fill stadia though.

Will be on a par with that 'Sex Pistols' tour that is currently being touted around

 

[scooter1]

I saw them twice when they were supposedly at their best, and both times they were shite and upstaged by the support bands. For the most part they were great on record, but live - no thanks…..
IMHO, they should leave the legacy where it is

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Is it only 15 years since they split?

Thought they were done by about 99/2000?

I thought 98......

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

I saw them twice when they were supposedly at their best, and both times they were shite and upstaged by the support bands. For the most part they were great on record, but live - no thanks…..
IMHO, they should leave the legacy where it is

Later than this, perhaps?

20 years on: 10 staggering facts about Oasis at Knebworth - BBC Music

How the Gallagher brothers defined an era and wrote themselves into the record books

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[indy3050]

Well I will be going

 

[scooter1]

Later than this, perhaps?

20 years on: 10 staggering facts about Oasis at Knebworth - BBC Music

How the Gallagher brothers defined an era and wrote themselves into the record books

www.bbc.co.uk

Either side

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

I saw them twice when they were supposedly at their best, and both times they were shite and upstaged by the support bands. For the most part they were great on record, but live - no thanks…..
IMHO, they should leave the legacy where it is

Who watches support bands?

*edit* unless you're a big fan of the support band and have come along especially to, er, support them

 

[The Antikythera Mechanism]

Who watches support bands?

I watched David Bowie supporting the Groundhogs, at the Dome, in 1972

 

[jcdenton08]

Will do everything within my power to get a ticket, but not willing to pay the ridiculous aftermarket prices once the scalpers get all the tickets.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

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I watched David Bowie supporting the Groundhogs, at the Dome, in 1972

I bet he was shit

 

[nicko31]

They never really broke America, just too arrogant for their own good.

I saw them at their height in Australia. Over there it was easy to get a ticket.

 

[jcdenton08]

Dad rock. Leave it where it is.

This will sell out in minutes. Why aren’t Dads allowed to have nice things?

 

[boik]

I’m still holding out for an XTC reform and subsequent tour*



*yes, I know

Never gonna happen, but would be top of my list. Saw them so many times, and every set was different.

 

[jcdenton08]

Oooh now you've done it. Setlist for that gig, for me, would look like this...

The Hindu Times
To Be Where There's Life
Go Let It Out
The Importance of Being Idle
Little by Little
Lyla
The Shock of the Lightning
Gas Panic!
Turn Up The Sun
Part of the Queue
Soldier On
Stop Crying Your Heart Out

Something like that.

Lol the disappointment will be palpable.

It will be a best of. Last ever gigs. Open with Supersonic

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

They never really broke America, just too arrogant for their own good.

I saw them at their height in Australia. Over there it was easy to get a ticket.

Saw them in one time in Oz post-prime. Brisbane conference centre type place in the middle of a forest, served by a Falmer-esque train service.

Oh, and with renewed reunion interest I suppose my un-ironed 1996 North America tour teeshirt might yet find a buyer hurrah

 

[BBassic]

Lol the disappointment will be palpable.

It will be a best of. Last ever gigs. Open with Supersonic

Oh definitely (maybe) and as it should be. That setlist was a "from the times they weren't as good" setlist.

Rock 'n Roll Star to open, Champagne Supernova to close. Classics.

 

[BN9 BHA]

Dad rock. Leave it where it is.

Dunno mate, my sons that are early 20s love Oasis and that’s not because of me.
I think there would be thousands of teens and twenty somethings first in the queue for tickets