Oasis draw huge crowds around Croke Park as fans without tickets sing along outside

On August 17, 2025, Oasis performed their second night at Dublin’s Croke Park as part of their ‘Live ’25’ reunion tour, marking their first time back in the Irish capital since 2008. While thousands filled the stadium, hundreds of fans without tickets gathered outside to soak in the atmosphere, singing along together to ‘Half The World Away,’ a moment the band themselves later shared online. The Gallagher brothers delivered the same setlist as the previous night, wrapping up with ‘Champagne Supernova.’

The first Dublin show on August 16 included some personal touches, such as Liam and Noel dedicating ‘Stand By Me’ to their mother Peggy, who was present in the audience. Liam also dedicated ‘Roll With It’ to the Irish town where his mum was born, highlighting the band’s family roots in Ireland. Adding humor to the performance, Liam joked about his sobriety, quipping that it was the soberest he’d ever been in the country since childhood.

Following their Dublin dates, the group will move their tour to North America, with stops in Toronto, Chicago, East Rutherford, Pasadena, and Mexico City through September, before closing the run with two nights at Wembley. Later in the year, the band will visit South Korea, Japan, Australia, Argentina, Chile, and Brazil, making it one of their most extensive tours in years. The warm reception from both ticketed and ticketless fans highlights the enduring popularity and multigenerational appeal of Oasis, cementing their place as one of the quintessential stadium rock bands of the modern era.