Almost 15 years to the day after their last performance as Oasis, the Gallagher brothers have set the entertainment world alight by announcing a reunion tour for 2025. Starting in Cardiff on 4th July, Liam and Noel will tour three further UK cities throughout the summer of 2025, before heading across the Irish Sea to perform two shows in Dublin.
Recognised as one of the UK’s biggest Britpop exports, Oasis stormed out of the Manchester music scene in the early 1990s. Their album ‘(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?’ shot the band into the limelight, going on to spend 10 weeks at number one of the UK Albums Chart. 30 years on and hits like Wonderwall and Champagne Supernova are still amongst the most streamed songs globally.
Billed as a reunion tour, there is no expectation of new releases ahead of the shows. But with such an extensive back catalogue - from Don’t Look Back in Anger to Songbird - fans will not be shortchanged. Based on their last tour - Dig Out Your Soul, 2008/2009 - attendees can expect to enjoy over 20 tracks, as well as a big name support act. Travis, Ryan Adams and Kasabian have all supported Oasis in the past.
The duo is playing in their hometown at Heaton Park in Manchester 11th, 12th, 16th, 19th and 20th July 2025. For more information on how to get tickets and the best ways to access the venue, read our guide to the Oasis tour below:
How to get tickets to Oasis UK tour dates
When do tickets go on sale?
Oasis ticket sales begin Saturday, 31st August 2024 on Ticketmaster and GigsAndTours. Some presale codes will be released for priority or VIP access members — make sure to check your subscriptions to see if you qualify.
Be aware that the official Oasis website states that ticket sales are limited to 4 per household, per show, so make sure to plan accordingly. Wait times on the official ticket sales sites are expected to be high as well, so reserve at least 30 minutes for the purchase process.
How much do Oasis tickets cost?
General access tickets for most tour dates are expected to be in the £150 range. But if the demand for tickets is anything like Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour we saw this year, expect to have lots of resale tickets being sold for upwards of £600.
Where else are they playing?
Besides from their tour dates in Manchester, Oasis is also planning to visit four other key cities across the UK:
- 4th and 5th July 2025 - Cardiff at Principality Stadium
- 25th, 26th and 30th July 2025 - London at Wembley Stadium
- 2nd and 3rd August 2025 - London at Wembley Stadium
- 8th, 9th and 12th August 2025 - Edinburgh at Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium
Book a parking space ahead of time for Oasis near the stadium
Considering the thousands of people who will be travelling to Manchester for the 2025 Oasis Tour, you’ll want to make sure your parking is sorted well ahead of time.
The simplest and most convenient option for parking for most concert-goers would be to download JustPark and rent a private driveway or find a secure space in a car park nearby. Not only will it save you time and money on the day-of, but it will also give you guaranteed access to a parking space near Heaton Park and can offer flexibility that other traditional car parks can’t.
Using the JustPark app or website, you can search, find and reserve a space which should tick most of your boxes when looking for parking:
- You can search for spaces within walking distance of the stadium and get more affordable rates than local car parks or unsecured pop-up parking
- You should be able to escape the crowds more easily leaving your car in a slightly less congested area
- You can extend your parking session easily through the JustPark app if you’re facing delays getting out of the stadium crowds
- You can have peace of mind knowing that you’ve got a guaranteed parking space upon arrival
This tour in particular is expected to be massively popular, so we recommend booking a parking space as soon as your tickets are secured so you don’t miss out on available options. If you’re travelling from out of town and will be staying multiple nights in Manchester, make sure you extend your parking session for as long as you need it for.
Park nearby and take public transport to Heaton Park
Parking in central Manchester and taking a tram or bus the rest of the way could save you a headache of driving into an exceptionally busy area. The below are just some routes you could explore to get you close to the venue:
Metrolink tram:
- Line: Bury Line
- Stop: Heaton Park
- Details: Directly adjacent to the park, with frequent trams from Manchester city centre and Bury, taking about 20 minutes.
Bus services:
- Route 135: Direct from Manchester city centre to Heaton Park, with a journey time of around 30 minutes.
- Route 59: Connects various parts of Manchester to Heaton Park, taking about 40 minutes.
- Route 64: Provides additional access to Heaton Park from different areas, including Manchester and Oldham.
Trains:
- Stations: Manchester Victoria or Manchester Piccadilly
- Details: From these stations, transfer to the Metrolink or catch a bus to Heaton Park. Trains from major cities are frequent and connect easily to Manchester.
Take the train into Manchester to save yourself driving on congested roads
Take the train into Manchester to save yourself driving on congested roads. If you're travelling from out of town and prefer to drive part way and take the train for the remainder of your journey, here are some convenient park-and-ride options from different directions:
From Liverpool and the West, consider parking at Hough Green Station. Regular services run to Manchester Victoria, taking around 35-40 minutes. Parking spaces start at £1 per hour.
From Leeds and the East, look into parking near Huddersfield Station. Trains to Manchester Piccadilly are fast and frequent, taking about 30-35 minutes. Car parking spaces near the station start at approximately £2 per hour.
From the South: Consider Wilmslow Station. Trains to Manchester Piccadilly take just under 25 minutes, with parking spaces starting at around £3 per hour.
From Preston and the North: Look at parking around Horwich Parkway Station. There are regular train services to Manchester Piccadilly, with journey times of about 30-35 minutes. Hourly parking pricing starts at £2.
Does Heaton Park offer official car parking?
Not directly, no. Manchester City Council has a list of pay and display car parks that are nearby the venue, but capacity is limited compared to how many people will be driving into the area to attend the tour dates, so we’d recommend booking a space nearby to guarantee your car will be secure upon arrival.
Visit this article for further information about Heaton Park information including entry fees, directions and parking allowances.
Do you live near Heaton Park? Rent out your driveway for extra income
Even if you’re not attending the tour yourself, you can still benefit from the surge of crowds coming into the city to see Oasis. It’s been proven that local residents who live nearby busy sports or music venues see their annual income increase by 57% by renting out their driveways to event goers, be it sports fans or music enthusiasts.
If you’re a homeowner near northern Manchester and have a driveway with extra space, simply rent out your driveway to earn a side income and benefit those in need of car parking; it’s as easy as that. You can set your availability and pricing so you’re in full control of your space.
