Following the overwhelming success of two sold-out Labor Day weekend performances at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, Oasis has experienced a dramatic surge in streaming numbers across all digital platforms. The British rock legends, who announced their reunion on August 27, 2024, have recaptured public attention nearly two decades after their last American tour dates.
The MetLife Stadium shows, which took place on August 31 and September 1, 2025, marked the second U.S. stop on the band’s global Live ’25 Tour that began on July 4 in Cardiff, Wales. The setlist delighted fans with beloved hits including Wonderwall and Champagne Supernova. Special guests Cage the Elephant and Cast joined the Gallagher brothers for these high-energy performances, which started promptly at 7:30 p.m. after doors opened two hours earlier to accommodate the massive crowds.
Demand for Oasis tickets has been nothing short of extraordinary, with approximately 14 million requests made for just 1.4 million available tickets across the UK and Ireland alone. This unprecedented interest led to numerous technical challenges during the initial sale, including long virtual queues, website errors, and rapidly escalating resale prices that reached as high as $2,700 for premium seating at some American venues.
Ticket demand skyrocketed to 14 million requests for Oasis’s reunion shows, creating a perfect storm of virtual queues and eye-watering resale prices.
The global tour, scheduled to conclude on November 23, 2025, at São Paulo’s Estádio do Morumbi, has already made financial history with projected revenue approaching $1.1 billion. Industry analysts note that this remarkable commercial success coincides with multiple Oasis albums and singles re-entering charts worldwide, as new and longtime fans rediscover the band’s catalog. The band has strategically capitalized on this renewed interest through sync deals that place their classic tracks in popular films and television shows. The band’s live performances have rekindled interest in their classic records like Definitely Maybe, their critically acclaimed debut album from 1991.
The group has successfully leveraged social media advertising to engage with fans and boost streaming numbers, creating consistent visual content that connects with both longtime listeners and a new generation of music enthusiasts.
Beyond its financial impact, the reunion tour represents a cultural milestone that has helped mend the famously fractured relationship between brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher. Their renewed collaborative spirit has delighted fans who waited 16 years to see the band perform live again.
As the tour continues across North America before heading to Australia, South America, and Asia, it further cements Oasis’s legacy as one of the most influential British rock acts in music history.
