Oasis probably remain true to their setlist, although fans demand more variety on the live ’25 tour.
Since her live comeback in June 2025, Oasis has been playing wonderfully in sold-out stages-evening by evening with the same setlist. 23 songs, all classics from the Britpop era of the Gallagher brothers, have so far formed the backbone of the “Live ’25” tour. But the desire for variety grows among fans.
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Oasis tour 2025: The same setlist always causes discussions
Cardiff, Manchester, Toronto, you name it: The band’s shows are popular, but always identical when it comes to songs. Tracks such as “Columbia” or “Stop Crying Your Heart Out” have so far been completely missing. Before the first Canada concert, rumors about a possible change circulated, since “Lyla” appeared in the official promo clip, but in the end everything stayed the same.
Behind the scenes in Toronto:
Noel Gallagher about the setlist: “I like it that way”
Noel Gallagher’s buddy and podcast host Matt Morgan now reported in his podcast that he immediately asked the musician: “I said to Noel: ‘Do you even want to mix the setlist?’ He said: ‘No, I know where I am.
Noel Gallagher himself recently spoke to “Daily Mirror” about the return. At the first concert in Cardiff, after a few minutes he underestimated how overwhelming the response would be. “My legs became rubber after the second song,” said the Oasis member. At the same time, he praised the dynamics with brother Liam Gallagher: “I had forgotten how funny he was.”
Tour data: Oasis 2025 live in North America, Europe and Asia
The band continues their North America appointments with a second show in Toronto (August 25), followed by gigs in Chicago, East Rutherford, Pasadena and Mexico City. In autumn there are other Wembley concerts and stations in South America, Australia, South Korea and Japan.
Accompanying, Oasis publishes a live version of a song for every stop. After “Slide Away” (Cardiff), “Cigarettes & Alcohol” (Manchester), “Little by Little” (London) and “Bring It On Down” (Edinburgh), fans can look forward to further recordings.