Tracklist and what to expect from shows in Brazil

The guns fell silent. The stars align. Oasis are finally returning to Brazil, 16 years after their last visit and breakup, both of which occurred in 2009.

The band of brothers Liam (vocals) and Noel Gallagher (guitar) will perform at Morombes Stadium in São Paulo, on Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd. With tickets sold, both shows will feature Richard Ashcroft, lead singer of The Verve and Britpop icon, as the main attraction.

What do you expect from these offers? What should your Oasis playlist be? Rolling Stone Brazil has prepared a guide containing repertoire, schedules, critical reception of past shows and more. check it out!

Oasis Reunion Tour

To date, Oasis have played 39 shows in 2025 with their reunion tour Live ’25which began in July in Wales. The UK, Europe, North America, Asia and Oceania are included, while South America are the last dates – at least among those announced so far.

On the one hand, Liam Gallagher has suggested at different times that the schedule could be extended until 2026. He even said via X/Twitter (his favorite social network), that the track list could change next year. On the other hand, in a recent post on the same platform, the singer announced that the band needed to “sit down and discuss” the next plans – and that his statements about the future caused some upset.

In addition to Liam and Noel, the current lineup includes two guitarists Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs and Archer gem And the guitarist Andy Bell. Bonehead is an original member, while Archer and Bell joined in 1999. They are listed as backing musicians. Joey Waronker (battery), Christian Madden (keyboard), Jessica Greenfield (backing vocals), Alastair White (trombone), Steve Hamilton (saxophone) and Joe Auckland (trumpet). Waronker and Madden accompany Liam on solo tours, while Greenfield forms a band High flying birdsIt is a group formed by Noel after the end of Oasis.

an exercise:

Liam Gallagher (voice)

Noel Gallagher (guitar and vocals)

Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs (guitar)

Jim Archer (guitar)

Andy Bell (bass)

Joey Waronker (drums)

Christian Madden (keyboard)

Jessica Greenfield (backing vocals)

Alastair White (trombone)

Steve Hamilton (saxophone)

Joe Oakland (trumpet)

Oasis show times

MorumBIS gates are scheduled to open at 4 p.m. Oasis take the stage at 9pm on both days, playing a two-hour set (full set list at end of this page).

Richard Ashcroft’s schedule has not been announced, and his show is supposed to start between 7:15pm and 7:45pm, with approximately 45 minutes of repertoire, including songs: “Weeping willow”, “Space and time”, “Break the night with colors” (his only solo composition in the group), “Drugs don’t work”, “Lucky guy”“Sonnet” and “A Bittersweet Symphony”.

What expert critics say

The tour began with a wave of euphoria in the UK. About the opening night at the Principality Stadium (Cardiff, Wales, July 4) to the journalist Mark Savagefrom BBC News, highlighted the comeback as “the best it’s been since 1995”. The review emphasized the size of the band’s sound, describing it as “huge” and capable of filling every inch of the arena. The overall feeling was one of relief and celebration – the crowd even sang along to the singer’s solo. “Live forever”.

At Wembley Stadium (London, England, July 31, 2025), Stephen Haydenwriting for Uproxx, called the experience “transformative”, noting how “the crowd’s performance elevated the band’s reaction”, creating a rare synergy that “shrinks the immensity of the stadium to the size of a cozy pub”. For him, the show was a testament to the rock life, making “the world seem interesting again for a moment.” It was like rooting for a champion team – maybe Manchester City From the last decade?

Returning to the performance in Cardiff, Pitchfork provided a little more cerebral analysis through Jazz Monroe. The journalist describes the event as “the biggest meeting of our lives” and suggests that the oasis is revitalizing certain British myths. Critics point out that the band managed to balance the heaviness of their legacy with a delivery that validated fans’ collective “imagination,” cementing their almost mythical status. The idea that the current show is the best since the mid-1990s has been reinforced.

On the other side of the Atlantic, the reception was equally enthusiastic. Ethan ShanfieldA critic for Variety, covering the tour’s visit to MetLife Stadium (New York, USA, August 31, 2025), noted that the performance defied cynical expectations. It is worth noting that the group in the United States of America did not achieve the same commercial success as it achieved in the United Kingdom. According to the transcript, the performance “felt less like a repeat of the biggest hits of the ’90s, and more like watching a band still at the peak of their powers.” The review highlights the raw emotions of the event and notes that Oasis “made a miraculously and poignant return”, with moments that brought the audience – and the journalist himself – to tears.

At the famous Rose Bowl Stadium (Pasadena, USA, September 7, 2025), reporter Michael Woodof the Los Angeles Times, cited the crowd’s catharsis in the spirit of “the guns fell silent, the stars aligned,” which was the slogan used in the reunion announcement. The review describes scenes that are almost religious, with “men sobbing into each other’s breasts” during chants such as “Don’t Look Back in Anger.” The outlet praised the artistic execution, noting that the singing and music were “perhaps more intense than ever before.”

Songs included – and those excluded

Of the 23 songs played, eight were hits (What’s the story) Morning Glory (1995) – The album was played almost in its entirety, only deleted “Hello now!”, “It’s electric” and informal noun vignettes “Swamp Song”. First album Sure maybe (1994) is represented by six tracks, while B-sides are compiled Master plan (1998) make five contributions.

The critic Be here now (1997) came out with two tracks (“Do You Know What I Mean?” and “Stand By Me”), while Pagan alchemy (2002) Presentations “Little by little”one of those sung by Noel. Outside of the Seven Elements studio discography, it’s still there “whatever”was released as a single only.

The most notable absences are the following:

• The famous version of “I’m a walrus” (The Beatles);
• “Layla” and “The importance of being inactive”Hits her Don’t believe the truth (2005);
• “Go and leave her”Main path Standing on the shoulders of giants (2000);
• “lightning shock” and “I’m out of time”arising from the act of farewell Extract your soul (2008);
• and “Shaker Maker”the second single in the group’s history – and had not been played live since 2001.

Oasis Collection List

1. Hello

2. Compliance

3. Morning glory

4. Some might say

5. Bring it down

6. Cigarettes and alcohol (with Poznań, when the audience turns their backs to the stage and jumps hugging each other)

7. Fade

8. Supersonic

9. Roll with it

10. Talk tonight

11. Half a world away

12. Little by little

13. Do you know what I mean?

14. Stand by me

15. Cast No Shadow (Dedicated to Richard Ashcroft)

16. Slide away

17. Whatever (with excerpt from The Beatles’ “Octopus’ Garden”)

18. Live forever

19. Rock and Roll Star

redundant:

20. Main plan (preceded by a performance by the musicians)

21. Don’t look back in anger

22. Wonderwall

23. Champagne Supernova (with fireworks at the end)

Rolling Stone Brazil: Collector’s Edition – Oasis

Rolling Stone Brazil – Collector’s Edition. The dream of an Oasis return with Noel and Liam Gallagher in the line-up seemed impossible. Not anymore. Full of attitude, the duo left their mark on global rock with their first two studio albums, Sure maybe (1994) and (What’s the story) Morning Glory? (1995), whose songs resonate with his old and new fans.

Gallagher’s team has stood the test of time and is better than ever, both technically and internally. In this special, Rolling Stone Brazil saves the battles, dissects the Manchester Brothers’ clear style and provides in-depth analysis of the band’s songs, B-sides and greatest hits. For sale on Loja Perfil website.