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Daily Record
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Oasis setlist in full as Edinburgh Murrayfield reunion tour countdown on
Edinburgh's Murrayfield will welcome thousands of Oasis fans next month The countdown is well and truly on until Oasis take to Murrayfield for three nights as part of their comeback tour after a 16-year hiatus. The Gallagher brothers and their iconic band are heading to Edinburgh in less than two weeks to delight fans at three sold out shows. Tickets were like gold dust to get and we're sure it'll be parka jackets and bucket hats galore. Earlier this month, the pair kicked off their string of sold-out reunion shows at Cardiff's Principality Stadium, before they headed to Manchester and London ahead of the Edinburgh and Dublin dates on their UK and Ireland leg of the show. Many fans want to know if the setlist has been the same for the whole tour or if it's likely to change, and it seems there's no surprises as the order so far for Cardiff, Manchester and London has all been the same. Here's the full setlist from the gigs so far: Hello Acquiesce Morning Glory Some Might Say Bring it on down Cigarettes & Alcohol Fade Away Supersonic Roll With It Talk Tonight Half the World Away Little by Little D'You Know What I Mean Stand By Me Cast No Shadow Slide Away Whatever Live Forever Rock and Roll Star Encore happens and then the show wraps up with these songs: The Masterplan Don't Look Back in Anger Wonderwall Champagne Supernova Oasis are set to play a total of 23 songs over the three evenings in Edinburgh. Noel and Liam have saved their most popular songs for last up until now, ending the stellar evening with Wonderwall into Champagne Supernova - the close track of the band's second album. For their UK and Ireland, the supporting acts are The Verve's Richard Ashcroft and Liverpool band Cast. Both have history with Oasis, with Britpop band Cast having supported the brothers previously back in 1996 at Knebworth. Richard Ashcroft has also been involved in a collab with Liam Gallagher on stage in recent years. Fans have been promised to be transported back to the 90s with Ashcroft taking to the stage. The singer was announced as the official support act for the UK and Ireland dates last year. Cast were formed with frontman John Powers after his split from The La's, with many likely to recognise him from supporting Oasis in the 90s. After their Edinburgh shows, Oasis will head to Dublin for two dates. The first leg of their UK tour will wrap up at the city's Croke Park on August 17. From there, Oasis will head across the Atlantic for shows in Toronto, Chicago, Los Angeles and Mexico City, before returning to London for two additional Wembley dates at the end of September. The tour then continues through Asia, Australia and South America, with the final show set for November 23 in São Paulo, Brazil.
Glasgow Times
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
The set times for Oasis at Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium
The band is being supported by legendary The Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft and Cast, a Liverpool-based outfit founded by members of The La's and Shack. This means Oasis will not be taking to the stage right away and will be preceded by these popular artists. If you're going to a gig and want to know the exact time the main attraction will walk on stage, here is everything you need to know. Gallagher Hill says goodbye to Oasis at Heaton Park with an electronic symphony || Day 5 (Finaly night) — Tke Media (@TkeMedia) July 20, 2025 When are Oasis playing at Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium? Oasis will play at Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium for three gigs on Friday, August 8, Saturday, August 9 and Tuesday, August 12. Doors for all three events will open at 5pm, according to Ticketmaster. Are there still tickets for Oasis at Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium? Sadly, there are no tickets available for those wanting to see Oasis in Edinburgh, with these selling out very quickly. Recommended Reading: See the set times for all three Oasis shows at Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium The band has released the set times for every single one of its shows so far, and these have been the same each time. Based on previous dates, here is the exact time Cast, Richard Ashcroft and Oasis will take to the stage at Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium. Doors open: 5pm Cast takes to the stage: 6pm Richard Ashcroft takes to the stage: 7pm Oasis take to the stage: 8pm Oasis will play at Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium on Friday, August 8, Saturday, August 9 and Tuesday, August 12.
Daily Record
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Who is supporting Oasis on their 2025 tour?
Noel and Liam Gallagher have had a grip on audiences since they kicked off their Oasis Live '25 tour, with more incredible performances on the way Fans prayers were finally answered following the news of the highly-anticipated Oasis reunion. Brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher have already launched their tour, performing to fans in Cardiff earlier this month as well as Manchester's Heaton Park last weekend and five nights at Wembley kicking off tonight. The tour will see Oasis perform 15 dates across the UK, before taking the US by storm, returning for two additional dates at London's Wembley stadium before heading on to Ireland and then Canada. Noel and Liam are of course the pinnacle of the show, but many fans are wondering who the warm-up act will be. Scottish fans are preparing themselves for three dates in the capital, as they gear up to play at Edinburgh Murrayfield later this year. And they are not set to disappoint when it comes to the full show, including the support act. For their UK and Ireland leg of the tour, the supporting acts are The Verve's Richard Ashcroft and Liverpool band Cast. Both have history with Oasis, with Britpop band Cast having supported the brothers previously back in 1996 at Knebworth. Richard Ashcroft has also been involved in a collab with Liam Gallagher on stage in recent years. Fans have been promised to be transported back to the 90s with Ashcroft taking to the stage. The singer was announced as the official support act for the UK and Ireland dates last year. Cast were formed with frontman John Powers after his split from The La's, with many likely to recognise him from supporting Oasis in the 90s. For Oasis fans who are making a trip of it and heading across the pond for one of their US shows, the band will be supported by London-formed Cage The Elephant on those dates. Oasis are gearing up to perform at London's Wembley Stadium this weekend, where they are due to appear on July 25, 26 and 30 and August 2 and 3. They will move on to perform in Scotland for fans at Edinburgh's Murrayfield on the weekend of August 8 and 9, and on Tuesday, August 12. The Gallagher brothers will be occupied with the tour until the end of the year, with performances scheduled up to late November. The final night of their tour is November 23 in Brazil.
Graziadaily
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Graziadaily
What The Current Nostalgia-Fest Reveals About Millennial Power
Is there a hole in the space-time continuum? Consider the evidence. Freaky Friday (2003) is back, in the form of this year's Freakier Friday . Anne Hathaway is filming a sequel to The Devil Wears Prada (2006). Pamela Anderson, goddess of the Nineties, is everywhere. We're hooked on Carrie, Miranda and Charlotte (on And Just Like That , but always with Sex and the City in our hearts – 1998 to 2004, may it rest in peace). Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997 to 2003) is being resurrected, while Katie Holmes and Joshua Jackson, aka Joey and Pacey ( Dawson's Creek , 1998 to 2003) have cracked open our jaded hearts by being photographed together amid reports of a new project. Oasis are back, as are The Verve and Pulp, and Topshop is planning a return to the high street. So what year is it anyway? And why are we swimming in pop culture from the turn of the millennium? If you're in your late thirties or forties, you're probably finding this déjà vu quite comforting. Here are all the shows, bands and stars we loved so dearly in the most tender years of our lives, and they've produced a whole load of delicious new content. Seeing these moments on social media and consuming them with our friends feels great too; researchers have shown that nostalgia boosts our feeling of 'social connectedness'. Still, the sheer quantity of it is a bit weird right now. Though we loved our teenage obsessions, we dutifully let them go many years ago; now we like The Bear and Pedro Pascal and Charli XCX. We didn't expect them all to come back. If you want to make sense of it, you need to know that people spend money more easily when they're nostalgic. Studies suggest that the warm sense of community makes our need for cash feel less important. No wonder TV execs, film studios and record labels want reboots: retro stuff is big, lucrative business. This glut of culture from 25 years ago, then, tells us exactly whose money they're after. Yes, Generation Z is enjoying it all for the first time, but the main target is an audience of millennials and Generation X. Last year, NielsenIQ and World Data Lab found that millennials (then aged 29 to 44) held 22.5% of the global population's spending power, and Gen X (then 45 to 60) another 23.5%. That's 46% of the world's spending coming from 41% of the population: we punch above our weight. It's good news for anyone who's been feeling a bit middle-aged. We're actually entering our most economically powerful years, or our 'The world is designed for us' era. Culturally, we couldn't be more relevant – you could say we've been rebooted.
Daily Mirror
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Inside Oasis' wild afterparties with footballers and free booze as they let loose
Liam and Noel Gallagher certainly know how to put on a party as they have been treating their VIP guests to a free bar and music into the early hours as they tour the UK Oasis have certainly returned in style, and it seems the shows have been carrying on into the night long after Liam and Noel Gallagher walk off stage. The Manchester icons put their long-running feud aside to the delight of fans and kicked off their 2025 world tour earlier this month. They made their epic comeback in Cardiff, before heading over to their beloved hometown for a series of shows at Heaton Park. Liam and Noel are set to return to the capital this weekend for the first time since 2009. Amid all the attention on stage, it seems there has been plenty of action going on backstage as well. Footballers including Jack Grealish and Phil Foden have rubbed shoulders with Noel and The Verve's Richard Ashcroft, who has been opening for Oasis each night. After their first show at Heaton Park, Manchester City's Grealish is said to have kicked off the partying as he hooked up his phone to a speaker. In a tongue-in-cheek move, he reportedly blasted out Westlife tunes to Happy Mondays' Shaun Ryder and former Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany. 'It's been a proper love-in backstage,' a source told The Independent. 'There's a friends and family bar which is basically free booze – Guinness on draft (of course), beer, wine and champagne. It's like going to a wedding every night.' They explained support acts Cast and Richard Ashcroft have been "having the time of their lives" while Liam and Noel's guests have been partying with each other. Another source claimed to the publication that Noel has "never smiled to much" as he soaks up the atmosphere after each show. Oasis will head to Wembley this weekend, with many fans predicting they will pay tribute to rock icon Ozzy Osbourne. The band has already paid tribute to the late Liverpool football player Diogo Jota, who died in a car crash in Spain on July 3 along with his brother. The Prince of Darkness once showed support to the band as he said: "Everybody says they [Oasis] rip them [The Beatles] off, but I don't think so. "It's dead easy to start a forest fire in this game. You say 'Ozzy's got a false nose.' All of a sudden, everyone looks the same. Same thing with Oasis. Everyone just kept saying it and it stuck." Ozzy's defence of the band has been praised by fans who believe the Gallagher brothers should pay tribute to the late singer. Fans believe a tribute to the beloved singer is an inevitable addition to the show. One user wrote: "Big picture of him during Live Forever at the next show, guarantee it." Another added: "I'll be shocked if there isn't at least his face on screen during Live Forever. Noel's always spoken very highly of him in return, and they used to be neighbours. Plus he does a f**king great Ozzy impression." Many fans believe Live Forever will be dedicated to Osbourne, as was the case for the Cardiff kick-off shows which paid tribute to Jota.
