Oasis returns to Wembley for Live ’25 tour: What concert-goers should know

Oasis is returning to Wembley Stadium for their Live ’25 tour, marking their first appearance there in 16 years. The concerts are expected to attract over 90,000 attendees per night for each of the seven shows. For those without tickets, it is advised to stay away from the area due to road closures and parking restrictions. Visitors should be aware of a ban on street drinking near the stadium to prevent antisocial behavior. Wembley Stadium has also enforced a list of items that are prohibited from entry, including large banners, GoPro cameras, selfie sticks, iPads, tablets, and any water bottles. For those attending the concerts, gates will open at 17:00, with various acts, including support from Cast and Richard Ashcroft, before Oasis takes the stage at 20:15. The concerts will run until 22:15. Fans are encouraged to use public transportation to avoid the expected traffic disruptions, with Wembley Park being the nearest Tube station. National Express will also provide services from over 50 locations across the UK. Though the setlist is yet to be confirmed, it is expected to follow a similar structure to the one used for the opening night in Cardiff, featuring classic Oasis hits like ‘Wonderwall,’ ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger,’ and ‘Champagne Supernova.’