Oasis Announce Global Tour with Stops in the US, Canada, and Mexico

Oasis Reunion Tour 2025: North American Dates Announced

The wait is finally over for the reunion of Oasis. The band has now announced that it will be touring North America from August to September 2025, with dates announced for stops across the US, Canada, and Mexico. The news arrives in the wake of several billboard teasing released in major cities around the world, including New York, Chicago, and Toronto. Those hoardings feature a cryptic message: "Be careful what you wish for."

North America Tour Dates
After 15 years since the band has been absent in the continent, Oasis returns to North America and this time gracing some of the biggest venues in the continent. Here are the confirmed dates are:
Toronto, Rogers Stadium, August 24
Chicago, Soldier Field, August 28
New Jersey, MetLife Stadium, August 31
Los Angeles, Rose Bowl Stadium, September 6
Mexico City, Estadio GNP Seguros, September 12

All dates will have US rockers age the Elephant serving as support, so it is going to be a full-on rock night for anyone lucky enough to win tickets.

Reurning to North America: A Decade After

Oasis is coming back to North America for the first time since the Dig Out Your Soul tour almost four years ago. The reunion tour of 2025 has finally been achieved, thus fulfilling the wishes of the multitudes of fans everywhere, and so this promises to become a show to see for this iconically renowned rock band. This is no ordinary tour-it's really a homecoming for the band, who first broke American audiences on their infamous Definitely Maybe tour from 1994 to 1995. The band's Los Angeles performance during that era went down in legend after Noel Gallagher walked out following a chaotic, alcohol-fueled gig at Whisky a Go Go.

Massive Demand for UK Shows Leads to Additional Dates

Oasis has sold out 19 shows around the UK and Ireland ahead of its North America tour, after adding five new dates because of unprecedented demand. The group had released 14 dates but added two more Wembley Stadium dates after receiving a deluge of complaints from fans who experienced technical glitches and long wait times. These new productions will be sold through an exclusive ballot system, where it will be open first to fans who weren't able to get a ticket in the first ticket sale.

Ticket Price Debate: Will Dynamic Pricing be Introduced?

The other fantastic debate involving Oasis' scheduled live performances dealt with Ticketmaster's dynamic pricing. Tickets sold in the UK set for £135 were ridiculously priced, having shot up to high amounts such as £337.50 due to increased demand. However, Oasis released a statement to the public insisting that they had nothing to do with the ticket prices since they leave them to be determined by their promoters and management.

The ticketing controversy attracted attention from the UK government, which vowed to study dynamic pricing within its ticketing policies. Consumer groups like Which? have also called for fans who were made to pay inflated prices to be refunded.

Response from Liam Gallagher

Liam Gallagher does not keep quiet for long, and the frustration on his part was voiced loud and clear on his social media pages. He responded with a typical trenchant message that dismissed complaints, told one fan to "shut up," and sarcastically said that others could pay for "kneeling tickets."

What to Expect from the 2025 Oasis Tour

With such huge popularity, legendary venues and a lot of hype, Oasis' 2025 reunion tour is going to be one hell of an event in the music world. Whether you are an old fan since their heydays in the 90s or discovering the band now, you will really be in for an unforgettable show.

Keep track of the ticket sales and get ready for an epic night of rock 'n' roll.

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