Oasis has confirmed the full line-up for their upcoming UK gigs, with the addition of another support act announced. The ’90s legends are set to make their return to Cardiff with two sold-out shows on July 4 and 5, as part of their highly anticipated reunion tour in 2025. Liam and Noel Gallagher had previously announced their reunion and worldwide tour next year, ending the long wait for fans. However, ticket demand far exceeded supply, leaving hundreds of thousands of disappointed fans unable to secure tickets.
In addition to Cardiff, the UK and Ireland leg of the tour will include performances in Manchester, London, and Dublin. The band has now revealed the complete line-up of support acts joining them on the road. Richard Ashcroft, the former lead singer of The Verve, was the first support act announced last week. And now, Oasis has added ’90s band Cast to the line-up. The relationship between Oasis and Cast dates back to before the band’s formation, with Liam being a fan of lead singer John Power’s previous group, The La’s.
John Power expressed his excitement about the reunion, describing Oasis as the voice of a generation and praising their music for being the soundtrack to many people’s dreams. He highlighted the inspiration he drew from Noel and Liam’s music as a songwriter and emphasized the significant impact Oasis had on the music scene. Cast’s journey intertwined with Oasis, from being offered a support slot to playing at various legendary Oasis gigs across different venues.
“I’m blown away at the reunion,” John Power said. “Oasis are the voice of a generation and the songs that they wrote and sung were and still are the soundtrack to many people’s dreams. They are the people’s band.” The announcement of Cast joining Oasis on tour has sparked excitement among fans, further adding to the anticipation surrounding the band’s return to the stage.
The reunion tour is set to be a nostalgic journey for fans, with Oasis and Cast coming together to provide a memorable experience. The tour promises to bring back the iconic sound and energy that made both bands synonymous with the Britpop era. With the complete line-up now confirmed, fans can look forward to a series of unforgettable performances from these legendary acts as they take to the stage once again in 2025.