Oasis is currently on a highly anticipated reunion tour, marking their first performances together since their split in 2009, and they are touring the UK for the first time in over a decade.

The band recently performed at London's Wembley Stadium, part of a series of seven sold-out shows, which has generated immense excitement among fans.

Fan reactions to the concerts have been overwhelmingly positive, with many sharing clips and expressing their eagerness to attend the shows.

This tour coincides with the 25th anniversary of Oasis, making their reunion particularly significant.

The Wembley show was the fourth in the series, with one more scheduled for August 3, 2025, before the tour continues in Edinburgh and returns to London in late September.

Approximately 80,000 fans are expected at each show, leading to record beer consumption, with attendees averaging about three pints each.

This consumption has surpassed previous records set during concerts by Coldplay and Taylor Swift, with prices at Wembley set at £8.20 per pint.

Critics have praised the reunion tour, highlighting its nostalgic appeal and cultural significance, comparing it to historical musical moments like Beatlemania.

The relationship between Noel and Liam Gallagher appears to have improved, as evidenced by Liam dedicating a song to Noel during a performance, which stirred emotional reactions from fans.

John Power from the band Cast noted that the Gallagher brothers are in a 'wonderful place,' with Liam performing well despite past vocal issues.

Oasis's management has worked to project unity between the brothers, including limiting filming of their interactions behind the scenes.

During the concert, Noel addressed boos from the crowd, dedicating a song to Mancunians and challenging dissenters about their presence at the concert.