Music News | Oasis reunion tour ends in Brazil

It has been a truly memorable few months.

The reunion tour that many believed would never take place has drawn to a close, with Oasis performing the final show of their Live 25 tour on Sunday night.

Author | Peter Jones

Following 41 sold-out dates, including those opening nights in Cardiff, five nights at Heaton Park in Manchester, several nights at Wembley (see video below) and two unforgettable nights at Croke Park in August, the band brought the tour to an end in São Paulo, Brazil, leaving those involved in its production reflecting on an emotional finale.

Noel Gallagher's daughter Anaïs, credited with helping her father reconcile with his brother after 15 years, expressed her gratitude to her uncle Liam and described 2025 as the 'greatest year of my life'.

The conclusion of the tour follows comments from Liam Gallagher, who appeared to suggest during a September performance that Oasis could return for further shows in 2026.

“See you next year?”

At their Wembley Stadium gig, Liam Gallagher made a brief remark that has sparked speculation about further shows.

Before performing the final song, Champagne Supernova, he told the crowd: 'I wanna thank you lot for keeping the faith and putting this band back on the f***ing map. Champagne Supernova. See you next year!'

It remains uncertain what, if any, dates the Gallagher brothers will schedule in 2026, but fans are watching closely for any announcements.

So, what’s next?

First up, maybe a greatest hits album. Sources indicate that early discussions have taken place behind the scenes, including the potential revival of a long-discussed greatest-hits release.

Noel Gallagher had previously put together a compilation of post-2000 Oasis tracks and B-sides, but the project was abandoned after Liam Gallagher expressed his opposition.

The compilation is reportedly back on the agenda, alongside those previously mentioned talks of new UK performances. Plans under consideration include stadium dates at Manchester’s Etihad, a return to Knebworth, and appearances at major festivals such as Coachella and Benicàssim.