Oasis will bring a reunion tour to the Rose Bowl in September 2025

Sixteen years after its last North American performance, Oasis will bring its reunion tour to the US, Canada and Mexico next year.

Newly reconciled brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher have added a string of dates to their Oasis Live '25 tour and plan to play a show in the Los Angeles area in August. They have also made the decision to abandon the problematic dynamic pricing model, a system that increases the price of concert tickets at times of high demand, after it presented an “unacceptable experience” for fans wanting to attend the band's concerts in the UK and Ireland .

The Gallaghers will take the stage at the Rose Bowl on September 6, 2025, in addition to just-added stadium shows in Toronto, Chicago, East Rutherford, New Jersey and Mexico City in August and September. Kentucky rock band Cage the Elephant will be the special guest on all dates, producers Live Nation and SJM said Monday.

“America. Oasis is coming. You have one last chance to prove that you have loved us all along,” the brothers said in a statement.

Late last month, the Wonderwall and Don't Look Back in Anger musicians appeared to settle the bitter, barb-strewn feud that led to their breakup in 2009. In August, they announced that they would be getting back together in time for the 30th anniversary of Oasis' debut studio album, Definitely Maybe, which climbed the charts again following the reunion announcement.

The newly formed British rock band have already completed 19 sold-out shows in the UK and Ireland next year and are kicking off their long-awaited tour in Cardiff on July 4th. Further shows take place in her hometown of Manchester, as well as in London, Edinburgh, Scotland and Dublin. They appear set to conclude the North American and European legs of the tour with a return to London on September 27th and 28th, but there are plans for Oasis Live '25 to head to other continents later next year.

Pre-sale registration has opened at www.oasisinet.com and will remain active until Tuesday. General ticket sales begin Friday via Ticketmaster.

Oasis management released a statement Monday confirming that Ticketmaster's dynamic pricing model “will not be applied to upcoming sales of tickets for Oasis concerts in North America” ​​to “hopefully avoid a repeat of the issues that occurred.” fans in the UK and Ireland have recently experienced.” ” Concertgoers had accused Beverly Hills-based Ticketmaster of exploiting them, prompting a UK government response and a parliamentary consultation on secondary ticket sales and dynamic pricing in the live events business.

“It is widely accepted that dynamic pricing continues to be a useful tool to combat ticket advertising and keep prices below market and therefore more affordable for a significant proportion of fans,” the statement said. “But when unprecedented ticket demand (where the entire tour could be sold many times over by the time tickets go on sale) is combined with technology that cannot meet that demand, it loses effectiveness and can result in an unacceptable experience for fans lead.” .”

Oasis' previously announced tour dates sold out immediately, culminating in the biggest concert opening ever in the UK and Ireland, Live Nation and SJM reported, noting that more than 10 million fans from 158 countries lined up to buy tickets. Following the announcement of their reunion and tour, the band – which attracts more than 32 million monthly listeners on Spotify alone – saw their streaming audience on the platform increase by almost 50%, earning their eighth No. 30. 1 album in the UK anniversary of “Definitely Maybe”.