Sky over Dublin illuminated by drones performing an Oasis tribute
After a 16-year hiatus, iconic British rock band Oasis is set to play two sold-out nights at Croke Park in Dublin this weekend. This marks their first performances in Ireland since their 2009 show at Slane Castle, which drew over 80,000 fans.
Concert Details
The concerts, scheduled for Saturday, August 16, and Sunday, August 17, 2025, will take place at Croke Park, Dublin 3, Ireland. The band includes Liam Gallagher, Noel Gallagher, Andy Bell on bass, Gem Archer and Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs on guitars, and renowned drummer Joey Waronker.
Event Information
Specific stage times have been detailed in advance, but the general schedule started in the afternoon as the pitch opened early. The setlist for these concerts is likely to include a mix of their iconic hits and possibly some new material, though specific details might not be confirmed until after the event.
Tickets for these shows have been highly sought after, with platforms like SeatPick offering comparisons and purchases from various sellers.
Venue Rules
Attendees are advised to follow instructions from stewards and Gardaí for safety. Soft collapsible water skins are allowed in seated areas, but no hard plastic, metal, or glass containers are permitted. All drinks are served in soft cups. There are no re-admissions if you leave the concert.
Additional Information
Drones spelled out "Oasis" above Croke Park last night, signalling the excitement building around the event. The light show was a preview of Oasis's upcoming music event at Croke Park.
More than 160,000 fans are expected to attend Oasis's shows at Croke Park, making it one of the most anticipated gigs of the summer.
In a separate incident, Noel Gallagher had a special encounter with a young boy in Maynooth, outside the context of Oasis's shows at Croke Park.
For more music news, click here. Pictures of Oasis's live reunion are accessible through the link "In Pictures: Oasis Live '25: The Reunion Through the Lens".
The concert at Croke Park, where Oasis will perform for two sold-out nights, promises a mix of their iconic hits and potentially some new music. In the lead-up to the event, a spectacular light show spelled out "Oasis" above the stadium, fueling the anticipation among fans.
