It’s hard to believe it, but today marks a year since Manchester Britpop legends Oasis returned to a Scottish stage for the first time in 16 years when they rocked Edinburgh.
On August 8, 9 and 12, 2025, Oasis played to 210,000 fans inside Murrayfield Stadium, and hundreds if not thousands more outside listening in Roseburn Park and at Murrayfield tram stop.
The atmosphere was electric when the Gallagher brothers walked out at the home of Scottish rugby hand in hand, as their triumphant ‘Live 25’ reunion tour made its way to the Scottish capital after rocking Cardiff and Manchester.
Oasis fever swept Edinburgh while the band were in town, with queues of fans getting their hands on the band’s merchandise at the stadium and a pop-up shop on George Street, which was packed for most of the two weeks it was open.
While, an estimated 16 million people in the UK alone tried to get tickets for the biggest comeback tour ever, with the band going on to play to 2.8 million fans around the world as part of Oasis Live 25.
25. Husband and wife
Mark and Tracy Thomas bagged tickets to see Oasis at Murrayfield for their massive Live 25 reunion tour. | Mark Thomas