The ULTIMATE guide to the Oasis Live ’25 reunion tour at Heaton Park – tickets, times, setlist and more

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The biggest export in Manchester music history, Oasis, are officially back performing, and they’re about to play five nights right here in Heaton Park this summer.

You can finally ‘Stop Crying Your Heart Out’ over the years spent without the Gallaghers performing together, because the time has finally come… Their momentous homecoming is just DAYS away.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year – for us Mancs at least – as Oasis are heading to Heaton Park for five whole nights of Britpop brilliance.

Anyway, enough chitter-chatter, you’re here for a comprehensive Oasis gig guide for their Manchester dates, so let’s get stuck in.

Gig guide | Oasis Live ’25 at Heaton Park, Manchester – all the info

Oasis are bringing their reunion tour ‘Oasis Live ’25’ to Heaton Park across five nights in July.
Credit: Supplied

Oasis UK reunion tour dates

Are there any Oasis tickets left for the Heaton Park shows?

We feel like you already know the answer to this one, surely?

Unfortunately, all five of their Heaton Park dates – just like the rest of the domestic shows and, indeed, all over the globe – are completely sold out.

However, you’re in luck: our music counterpart, Audio North, is running an exciting competition that includes TWO tickets to see Oasis Live ’25 right here in Manchester at Heaton Park.

Of course, there’s always the off chance of grabbing last-minute spares from friends, family and via trusted resellers like Twickets and TicketSwap, but always proceed with caution, and you might as well throw your hat in the ring whilst you’re here.

It’s simple: pay a visit to either of Heaton Park’s on-site cafes (The Stables or The Lakeside), order ‘Digsy’s Dinner’, or a little lunch for yourself, and you’ll automatically be entered into a prize draw that could see you and a mate living it large on 20 July for the Burnage boys final night in Manchester.

Oasis Live ’25 reunion setlist – so far, anyway

The Manc Britpop legends have seven studio albums to their name, so it will come as no surprise that the setlist for the ‘Oasis Live ’25’ shows is a hefty one that tries to work their way through most of the big hits, but they do prioritise the first three albums.

No ‘Shock of the Lightning’ there, if you’ll pardon the pun.

Oasis starring in their official music video for ‘Wonderwall’ in 1995.
Credit: Screenshot via YouTube

Here’s the setlist from the first two nights of the Live ’25 reunion tour, as Oasis played a pair of biblical shows at Principality Stadium in Cardiff to kick off their long-awaited comeback. Of course, they’ll most likely tweak and experiment with this lineup of tracks from time to time, but here’s how it looks so far:

Die-hard fans will be pleased to hear they do still walk out to their iconic intro, ‘F***in’ in the Bushes’, so there is some representation post-Be Here Now.

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What are the stage times for Oasis at Heaton Park in Manchester?

Oasis has now confirmed the stage times for their five hometown gigs in Heaton Park in Manchester.

Gates will open at 3pm and fans are advised to allow plenty of time for travel.

The Gallagher brothers themselves will then be hitting the stage at 8.15pm, with a 10.30pm curfew.

Gates – 3pm
Cast – 6pm
Richard Ashcroft – 7pm
Oasis – 8.15pm
Curfew – 10.30pm

See more HERE.

Who are the support acts for Oasis Live ’25?

Back in October, just before the official Oasis supports were announced, LG took to social media boldly stating, “Richard Ashcroft or Manic Street Preachers as support”.

He also confirmed the Cardiff set times prematurely, too. Someone should really take his phone off him at this point…

Nevertheless, we were pleased to see Wigan’s finest, Richard Ashcroft, confirmed as the first warm-up act, who had no shame in confessing he was absolutely “buzzing” to be a part of the reunion shows.

The former Verve frontman and the Gallaghers are big supporters of one another, and we’re sure that Heaton Park will erupt into chaos the second ‘Bittersweet Symphony’ plays out this July.

Joining Ashcroft is Cast, who were confirmed to be the second official support act for the UK and Ireland tour, just days after the announcement of the ‘History’ singer.

The Liverpool natives are known for smash hit singles including ‘Walkaway’, ‘Finetime’ and ‘Sandstorm’, joining the younger Gallagher brother, describing these upcoming gig opportunities as “biblical”.

Richard Ashcroft was the first announced support act for Oasis.
Cast supported Liam on his Definitely Maybe tour.
Credit: Instagram/Supplied

Heaton Park layout and map for the Live ’25 reunion shows

Many might have understandably assumed that Heaton Park would be set pretty much identical to the Parklife configuration for Oasis’ Manchester gigs, but you’d be wrong.

This isn’t just any gig or festival like we’ve seen before; it’s a full-blown cultural event – hence why the organisers have put so much effort into making the massive outdoor space into the perfect venue to welcome home the Britpop giants.

Credit: Gigs and Tours (supplied)

You can also find an interactive map on the band’s official website, with details on key historical and heritage sites related to Oasis, hot spots, and the best places to drink, plus tonnes more.

What are the drinks prices for the Oasis gigs?

Drinks prices for Oasis at Heaton Park in Manchester

You might be pleasantly surprised at the drinks prices up at Heaton Park for Oasis Live ’25.

It’s now been confirmed that pints of lager and cider will be just £6.50.

Before you turn your nose up, remember that pints at our two arenas – the AO Arena and Co-op Live are now sitting around the £9 mark.

Prices for other drinks, like wine and spirits, we’ll have to wait until Friday to see.

See more HERE.

Where can I buy merchandise for Oasis Live ’25?

You don’t have to travel ‘Half The World Away’ to find a good selection of Oasis merchandise, our bustling city is full of it – and we for one certainly aren’t complaining.

Ahead of the biggest Manchester gigs of the year, two exclusive Oasis merchandise pop-up shops have opened – one of them being on the city’s shopping hub, Market Street, which has seen the band’s long-standing affinity with adidas rekindled.

Launching to the general public on Thursday, 3 July, adidas and Oasis have teamed up to open a pop-up shop selling an exclusive 90s-inspired collection.

Over in Spinningfields, the UK’s first official Oasis merch fan store has opened and is part of a larger nationwide roll-out of Oasis fan stores.

There might even be some merch items that have been right under your nose the whole time, like these impressive and colourful tees from jeans mastermind Levi’s in Manchester Arndale.

Any eager-eyed office commuters will have noticed there’s an official merchandise pop-up trailer outside Manchester Central Library at St. Peter’s Square ahead of the five monumental shows – you can see merch prices here.

And of course, there will be merch points spread across various locations in Heaton Park where you can sport your very own Oasis-branded apparel and accessories like a keyring or bottle opener.

There’s plenty of t-shirts and Oasis memorabilia at the official fan shop in Spinningfields.
You can shop Oasis merch at multiple Manchester stores including Levi’s.
Credit: The Manc

How to get to Heaton Park

Last but not least, if you’ve never been to the massive green space before, your best bet is to travel via tram or other Bee Network public transport. Metrolink services will be running direct from Victoria to the venue during the day, and thankfully, it’s just a case of getting off at the Heaton Park tram stop itself.

From there, you can enter the event site via the North Gate; after the party is over, the Bowker Vale tram stop located near the East Gate is your quickest exit. Please also be mindful that Heaton Park station will also be closed from 9pm due to help with congestion and safety reasons.

Otherwise, the usual Big Green Coaches will also be running from the city centre, which can be booked in advance, and taxis home will be available from Blackley New Road and along Bury Old Road.

There is also official car parking for the site – you can reserve your spot online from £16.80.

The posters of our Burnage boys Liam and Noel have been cropping up around town.

Throughout the city, there are also lots of official Oasis wayfinding signage which direct any concertgoers to the tram stop at Victoria, which runs directly to Heaton Park every 6 minutes on Oasis gig days.

Alongside this, a shuttle bus service will be running from Lever Street to Heaton Park and back on any of the upcoming Manchester Oasis dates.

The signage will direct people arriving at Piccadilly Station through the Northern Quarter to Victoria Station to either the shuttle buses or the Victoria trams.

And that should be just all the important key information you need to know ahead of what is sure to be nothing short of one of the most memorable nights of your life and in music history.

We’re sure you’re about to have a ‘Supersonic’ night, let’s just hope the weather makes sure to ‘Cast No Shadow’ over these five very important nights of Manchester music history – the last of our puns for today, we promise.

As you were x

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