**Oasis Return to Cardiff: An Electrifying Reunion Leaves Fans Spellbound**
Anticipation filled Cardiff’s Principality Stadium as British rock legends Oasis kicked off their much-awaited reunion tour, marking their first live performance together in over a decade and a half. The collective excitement was palpable among the throngs filing into the venue, many of whom had longed for a night like this since the band’s initial split. Those present were treated to a spectacular evening that fulfilled—and perhaps even surpassed—expectations.
At the heart of the night’s electricity was the spectacle of seeing Liam and Noel Gallagher share a stage once more. Their influential anthems have resonated through generations of fans, and the air was heavy with both nostalgia and joyous disbelief. Among all the memorable moments, it was the explosive rendition of “Rock ‘n’ Roll Star” that crystallised the energy of the crowd. As guitar riffs ricocheted around the stadium’s steel structure, every seat in the middle tier appeared to shudder with the collective force of thousands singing along.
Liam Gallagher, known for his swagger and undeniable stage presence, joked prior to the show that Oasis would “blow the roof off” the Cardiff arena. The promise nearly materialised as the atmosphere approached fever pitch. With the band’s signature grit and unrelenting drive, the opening night felt electrifying—almost as if the stadium itself was about to take flight.
Of course, the show was not solely defined by a single song. The setlist was a generous showcase of Oasis’s enduring legacy, boasting an impressive 23 tracks. Classics such as “Wonderwall”, “Roll With It”, and “Talk Tonight” provided moments of mass singalongs, drawing together youthful newcomers and lifelong supporters in a resounding chorus. Tracks like “The Masterplan” and “Live Forever” offered their own brand of magic, but the highlight for many was undoubtedly Liam’s raw, impassioned delivery on “Rock ‘n’ Roll Star”—his voice invoking both nostalgia and exhilaration.
Notably, the inclusion of “Don’t Look Back in Anger” evoked what could only be described as a defining point in British music culture. The lyrics, familiar to millions, became a communal tapestry as the audience echoed every word back to the band—a moment as thrilling as it was moving.
Ticket demand for Oasis’s reunion has been nothing short of frenzied. Official sales were swiftly swallowed up upon release, leaving many devotees searching for last-minute options. For those still hoping to secure a place at a forthcoming concert, secondary marketplaces like Viagogo, StubHub, and Vivid Seats are offering resale tickets—often at a premium. However, fans are being urged to exercise caution: the validity of resold tickets can sometimes be compromised due to restrictions set by original sellers such as Ticketmaster and Live Nation.
With a limited number of legitimate resale options available through the Official Ticketmaster Resale platform, concert-goers are advised to double-check the terms and conditions linked to each ticket to ensure entry is guaranteed. While prices on secondary sites can start from £121, the risk of invalid tickets being refused at the venue remains a concern, and buyers are encouraged to consider these details carefully before making a purchase.
The Oasis reunion tour, aptly titled “Live ’25”, promises to be a high-water mark for fans of British rock, bringing together those who grew up with the band’s anthems with a younger audience discovering them for the first time. Reports from Cardiff suggest that the band has returned with renewed vigour, demonstrating that their music’s enduring appeal is very much intact.
As the applause died down and fans filed into the night, there was little doubt that the performance had rekindled the legend of Oasis in truly spectacular style. With more dates ahead, the reunion ushers in a new era for a band whose music continues to inspire, excite and bring people together—reminding us all why Oasis remain, even now, true giants of their genre.