Oasis just wrapped up three sold-out shows at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne this week, drawing nearly 200,000 fans. After more than 20 years, fans finally got to see the band live again. People traveled from all over Australia and even from abroad to be part of this historic event, which spanned five days.
The first Melbourne show received high praise, with one publication calling it “the best we’ve seen” in 2025. The excitement was so intense that the Seismology Research Centre even registered the concerts. “The Gallaghers are back where they belong,” the review stated. Noel’s guitar sounded incredible, described as having a “beautiful, warm, organic crunch.” Liam was also in top form, delivering a performance that some say is even better than two decades ago, even if he didn’t hit every high note in songs like “Some Might Say” and “Slide Away.”
The review highlighted how different this tour is compared to their legendary Knebworth show in 1996. It noted that for those who couldn’t be there then, being part of this crowd now is a special experience, connecting generations of fans who have kept Oasis’s music alive.
After the successful Australian leg, Oasis will head to South America, with two shows in Sydney on November 7 and 8. The next stop is Buenos Aires, Argentina, on November 16. Fans can check for more info and tour dates to catch the band live.
