Oasis Reunion Tour 2025 Full Band Line-Up

On The Table Read Magazine, “the best entertainment eBook magazine UK“, Oasis is back with a massive 2025 reunion tour featuring Noel and Liam Gallagher alongside a stellar lineup of Bonehead, Gem Archer, Andy Bell, and newcomer Joey Waronker—here’s everything you need to know about the Britpop legends’ triumphant return!

After years of speculation, countless rumors, and a highly publicized feud between the Gallagher brothers, Oasis is officially back. The Britpop legends, led by Liam and Noel Gallagher, have confirmed their much-anticipated reunion tour, dubbed “Oasis Live ’25,” set to kick off in the summer of 2025.

Fans have been buzzing with excitement ever since the announcement dropped in August 2024, but one question has lingered: who will join the iconic siblings on stage? Now, thanks to sources close to the band and an exclusive report from NME published on March 12, 2025—the very day this article is being written—the full band line-up has finally been revealed.

The Gallagher Brothers Reunite

The Oasis reunion marks the end of a 15-year hiatus that began when the band split acrimoniously in 2009, following a backstage altercation at the Rock en Seine festival in Paris. Since then, Noel and Liam have pursued successful solo careers—Noel with his High Flying Birds and Liam with Beady Eye and later as a solo artist—while trading barbs in the press and on social media. Yet, as the 30th anniversary of their seminal debut album Definitely Maybe approached in 2024, whispers of reconciliation grew louder. Those whispers turned into a roar when the band confirmed a massive stadium tour spanning the UK, Ireland, North America, South America, Asia, and Australia.

The announcement came with a poetic statement from the band: “The guns have fallen silent. The stars have aligned. The great wait is over. Come see. It will not be televised.” For fans who’ve waited over a decade to see the Gallagher brothers share a stage again, the promise of witnessing Oasis live once more is nothing short of historic.

The Oasis Revealed Line-Up

While Noel and Liam are the undeniable heart of Oasis, the supporting cast has always played a crucial role in shaping the band’s colossal sound. Over the years, Oasis has seen multiple lineup changes, from the original Definitely Maybe-era members to the expanded roster of their later years. For the 2025 reunion, the band is bringing together a mix of familiar faces and a surprising new addition. According to NME’s report, here’s who will be joining the Gallagher brothers on stage:

• Liam Gallagher – Vocals, tambourine, and the unmistakable swagger that defined Oasis’s frontman persona.
• Noel Gallagher – Guitar, vocals, and the songwriting genius behind the band’s biggest hits like “Wonderwall,” “Don’t Look Back in Anger,” and “Champagne Supernova.”
• Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs – Guitar. A founding member of Oasis, Bonehead was a key part of the band’s early sound until his departure in 1999. His return has been a fan favorite rumor ever since the reunion was teased, bolstered by his recent performances with Liam during solo gigs.
• Gem Archer – Guitar. Joining Oasis in 1999 as Bonehead’s replacement, Gem remained with the band until their 2009 split. He’s also a longtime member of Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, making his inclusion a natural fit.
• Andy Bell – Bass. Another late-era Oasis member, Andy stepped in on bass in 1999 after original bassist Paul “Guigsy” McGuigan left. Known for his work with Ride and Hurricane #1, Bell also played with Liam in Beady Eye post-Oasis.
• Joey Waronker – Drums. The wild card of the lineup, Waronker is a respected drummer and producer who’s worked with artists like Beck, R.E.M., and Thom Yorke’s Atoms for Peace. While he’s never played with Oasis before, he joined Liam on tour in 2024 for the Liam Gallagher & John Squire album, proving his chops in the Gallagher universe.

This six-piece lineup blends Oasis’s storied past with a fresh twist, offering a balance of nostalgia and innovation. Sources close to the band told NME there’s “much excitement” about having Waronker on drums, highlighting his credentials as a “respected muso” who brings a new energy to the reunion.

What About the Original Members?

Eagle-eyed fans might notice the absence of some original Oasis members. Founding bassist Paul “Guigsy” McGuigan, who left in 1999, isn’t part of the lineup, nor is original drummer Tony McCarroll, who was ousted in 1995 and later sued the band. Alan White, who drummed for Oasis from 1995 to 2004, teased his involvement last year with an Instagram post of a Union Jack-adorned drum kit, but it seems he won’t be returning either. Instead, the band has opted for a mix of later members and a new face in Waronker, perhaps signaling a desire to move forward rather than fully recreate the Definitely Maybe days.

The Tour: A Global Celebration

The Oasis Live ’25 tour kicks off on July 4, 2025, at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, followed by a string of UK dates including five nights at Manchester’s Heaton Park and seven at London’s Wembley Stadium (including two additional shows added due to overwhelming demand). The band will then head to Edinburgh, Dublin, and beyond, with confirmed stops in North America (Toronto, Chicago, East Rutherford, Los Angeles, and Mexico City), South America (Sao Paulo, Santiago, Buenos Aires), Asia (Seoul, Tokyo), and Australia (Melbourne, Sydney).

Support acts for the UK and Ireland leg include Britpop contemporaries Richard Ashcroft (formerly of The Verve) and Cast, both hand-picked by the Gallaghers for their shared history and musical synergy. Liam has dismissed criticism about not featuring younger bands, stating on X, “There’s LEVELS to this game and I’m afraid 99 p cent of ya are way off.”

What to Expect

With tickets for the UK dates already sold out amidst controversies over dynamic pricing and Ticketmaster woes (a saga that’s sparked government investigations), anticipation is sky-high. The setlist is expected to draw heavily from Oasis’s catalog of hits, with classics like “Live Forever,” “Supersonic,” and “Slide Away” likely to feature alongside deeper cuts. While Liam teased a new album last year—only to later backtrack, claiming he was “fucking joking”—there’s no confirmation of fresh material. For now, the focus is on celebrating the band’s legacy.

A New Chapter for Oasis

The Oasis reunion isn’t just a nostalgic cash grab; it’s a cultural moment. For a generation that grew up on their anthems, and a younger audience discovering them through streaming and social media, this tour promises to reignite the spark of Britpop’s golden era. With Bonehead, Gem, Andy, and Joey Waronker backing the Gallagher brothers, Oasis Live ’25 is shaping up to be a supersonic return—one that proves, as Liam might say, they’re still the people’s band.

So, dust off your parka, practice your best “C’mon, you know,” and get ready to roll with it. The great wait is almost over, and Oasis is back to remind us why they mattered—and still do.

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