9 Best Moments as Oasis Reunite at Triumphant Comeback Show in Cardiff, Wales.
On July 4, 2025, Oasis made history with their first joint performance in 16 years at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium. Here are the standout moments from a night that embodied raw emotion, nostalgic energy, and rock ‘n’ roll grandeur:
1. Opening with “Hello” – an emotional welcome back
The band kicked off with the iconic chorus “It’s good to be back!”, a fitting reintroduction after their long separation .
2. Classic greatest-hits kick‑off
They tore straight into fan favorites—“Acquiesce,” “Morning Glory,” “Some Might Say,” “Supersonic”—proving they still command stadium-level impact .
3. Liam’s crowd command moment
Urging fans to turn around and hug strangers during “Cigarettes & Alcohol,” Liam delivered a charged call for unity: “arms around each other… jump up and fucking down!”.
4. Noel’s heartfelt mid‑set
In an emotionally poignant section, Noel performed “Talk Tonight,” “Half the World Away,” and “Little by Little”—the latter being the sole post-1990s track—showcasing depth and sincerity .
5. Tribute to Diogo Jota during “Live Forever”
A moving tribute to recently deceased Liverpool footballer Diogo Jota, with his image showcased as the crowd cheered in unison .
6. Call‑outs to Ticketmaster’s dynamic pricing
Liam couldn’t resist poking fun at the skyrocketing ticket prices: “Is it worth the £4,000 you paid?”
7. Hug onstage—symbol of reconciliation
At the very end of “Champagne Supernova,” the Gallagher brothers embraced—a fleeting yet monumental act after years of rivalry.
8. Young fans feeling the nostalgia
The show resonated across generations. Gen‑Z fans stood alongside 40-somethings, all chanting along—proof that Oasis’ anthems remain timeless .
9. A spectacle worthy of stadium‑sized drama
Accompanied by psychedelic visuals, drone displays over the stadium, a powerhouse supporting lineup (Cast, Richard Ashcroft), and a slick two-hour runtime, the concert felt both nostalgic and cinematic .
🎤 Setlist Snapshot
A generous 20-track lineup powered the evening—from “Hello” to “Champagne Supernova”, omitting few hits in between. Highlights included Noels’ solo turns, anthemic B‑sides like “The Masterplan,” “Whatever,” and massive closers to close the night .
What’s Next?
Oasis are set to perform a second Cardiff show tonight, July 5, before moving on to Manchester Heaton Park (5 nights), Wembley, Edinburgh, and Dublin. The tour then continues across North & South America, Asia, and concludes in São Paulo on November 23.
No new music has been announced, but fans are hopeful—especially with news of a concert film in production .
Final Take
In Cardiff on July 4, Oasis didn’t just reunite—they reaffirmed why they shaped a generation. The show was nostalgic yet fresh, emotionally charged yet controlled. Between their trademark swagger, the emotional connections, and undeniable live energy, this feels like far more than a reunion—it’s a revival. For the Gallaghers and their legions of fans, the great wait is over—and it was more than worth it.
