Oasis in The USA - The Media Reviews are In

Aug 28 2025 – Soldier Field, Chicago

“It was worth the wait. Seeing Liam and Noel Gallagher walk onstage with arms raised hand-in-hand was triumphant, even defiant, and cathartic for Oasis fans. Their August 28 reunion show in Chicago … defied naysayers and oddsmakers who questioned whether the band would make it through the tour intact.” — Under the Radar Under the Radar Magazine

“It wouldn’t be hyperbolic to call this tour on par with a Beatles or Led Zeppelin moment … with towers of speaker stacks and 60,000 people screaming along to every word.” — Chicago Sun-Times Chicago Sun-Times

Aug 31 2025 – MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford

“Oasis is football as music. And everyone is cheering for the same team. Every single person in attendance singing along at the top of their lungs to every line of a 23-song, two-hour set … We executed the Poznań correctly.” — ParkLife DC parklifedc.com

MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford — Aug 31 /

“The gig radiates with a resolute focus from Liam and Oasis, and while the chaos of the past might be behind them, that jeopardy seems overrated when the added professionalism is finally making Oasis the band they always deserved to be. It might just be what America has been crying out for too.” — Live4Ever Media (link )

MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford — Sept 1, 2025

“So what’s this Oasis reunion really all about? Pomp. Circumstance. Second chances. Picking up where we left off. Nostalgic comfort. Ego maintenance. Fraternal reconciliation, maybe. Cash flow, definitely. A confusingly disproportionate amount of fame generated by four extraordinary songs. Loud thrills with strangers in the dark. Laughter. Belonging. Communion across generations X-Y-Z. Karaoke night for humanity. The re-mystification of rock-and-roll.” — The Washington Post (link )

Rose Bowl, Pasadena — Sept 6, 2025

“Oasis reeled off anthem after anthem with seeming ease as the Rose Bowl roared its approval and showed its affection (and lyrical knowledge) for “Wonderwall,” “Some Might Say,” “Cigarettes & Alcohol,” “Supersonic,” “Stand By Me,” … the final encore before fireworks lit up the sky above the venue and the brothers embrace, walking arm-in‐arm from stage.” — Magnet Magazine (link )

“Oasis delivered an emotionally cathartic performance at the Rose Bowl … frontman Liam Gallagher’s trademark voice was both brawny and sweet… the crowd’s outpouring felt less like a concert and more like group therapy.” — Los Angeles Times latimes.com

“The crowd didn’t just sing… they shouted, roared, and bounced in unison … it felt less like watching a concert and more like being inside the music.” musicfiends.com