Oasis Return to Wembley — Night 1 (25 July 2025)

The Setlist — What They Played

Here’s the setlist from Night 1, as recorded on setlist.fm and multiple tour reviews: Setlist.fm+2Time Out Worldwide+2

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 ’n’ Roll Star

Encore:
20. The Masterplan
21. Don’t Look Back in Anger
22. Wonderwall
23. Champagne Supernova

This set mirrors much of the Live ’25 template used across the tour: a strong opening, a mix of anthems and deeper cuts, and a climactic encore of their biggest hits

Highlights & Memorable Moments

Tribute to Ozzy Osbourne: During Live Forever, the stage screens displayed a younger image of Ozzy Osbourne. Liam Gallagher later dedicated Rock ’n’ Roll Star to the rock legend, prompting applause and emotion from the crowd. 

Fan energy: The crowd was consistently loud and participatory throughout — especially during Some Might Say, Wonderwall, and Champagne Supernova. Many reviews emphasized how the voices of tens of thousands formed the true backbone of the show.

Emotional pacing: Ballads like Talk Tonight and Stand by Me broke up the high-octane moments, giving the show breathing space and a sense of intimacy in a vast stadium.

Stage presence & polish: Reviewers noted that while Oasis retain their signature swagger, their performance on Night 1 felt tighter and more controlled than purely nostalgic. The instrumentals, transitions, and staging all suggested a band in good live shape.

What Night 1 Sets Up

Opening night at Wembley matters — not just for setting the tone, but for giving fans confidence in what to expect. Night 1 delivered a blueprint: a show rooted in history but played with swagger and respect for the scale of the stadium.

For many, the biggest thrill wasn’t that Oasis were back — it was how well they sounded, how much energy they commanded, and how seamlessly they navigated a 23-song marathon in a venue as intimidating as Wembley.