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the news that Oasis one of the most iconic bands in British music history is reuniting for a massive UK and Ireland tour has sent shock waves through the music world after years of speculation and a 15-year feud between Brothers Liam and NL Gallagher the Manchester Rock Legends have finally confirmed that they will perform together once more the announcement made in classic Oasis Style with a shared teaser video and a dramatic poster reveal at the end of Liam's reading Festival headline set has left fans in a frenzy as they prepare for the inevitable rush for tickets starting on July 4th 2025 at cardiff's principality Stadium the tour will cover 14 shows across the UK and Ireland including stops at Manchester's Heen Park London's wimbley Stadium edinburgh's Mayfield stadium and Dublin's croak Park before concluding on August 17 this tour marks the band's first live performances since their split in 2009 which followed a backstage altercation at the rock nsing festival in Paris the reunion which has been eagerly awaited by fans for years comes just in time to coincide with the 30th anniversary of their debut album Definitely Maybe as anticipation builds fans are bracing for what some have dubbed the ticket bloodbath of the century with many predicting a fierce battle to secure a spot at one of the shows despite the excitement some fans have expressed concerns about the general sale format fearing it could lead to chaos without pre-sale links the Gallagher's reconciliation reportedly came after a late night phone call during which they agreed to put their differences aside for the sake of a 50 million pound reunion tour the announcement has also sparked a generational debate among fans with older followers of the band expressing frustration at younger fans who only know their hits like wonder wall while Oasis will not be performing at Glastonberry 2025 the band has hinted at future plans to tour outside Europe giving International fans hope that they too will get to witness the legendary band Live the reunion has been met with widespread excitement with figures like Manchester mayor Andy Burnham celebrating the news as a massive day for Manchester the announcement has also resonated with fans who have waited over a decade to see the band perform live again as tickets go on sale on on August 31st the rush to secure a spot at one of these historic shows is expected to be intense as fans prepare to witness a moment that many thought might never happen