Max SteventonOasis said they will pause for a “period of reflection” after their hugely successful Live ’25 world tour came to an end in São Paulo, Brazil, on Sunday.
The UK leg of the 41-show tour was promoted through a partnership between Live Nation, DF Concerts, SJM and MCD, while Live Nation and SJM handled promotion for the international shows.
The performance at Allianz Parque marked the final date of a tour that began in Cardiff in July and included stadium and arena shows across the UK, Ireland, North America, Australia, Asia and South America. The reunion was confirmed in August 2024 after years of speculation, with demand for the tour quickly establishing it as one of 2025’s biggest tours.
Oasis sold out every one of the 41 dates but the high demand came with controversy. In the UK, Ticketmaster was investigated by the Competitions and Market Authority (CMA) for the use of dynamic pricing, wherein ticket prices are increased as demand rises. Dynamic pricing was scrapped for Oasis’ North American dates.
The tour was the first time Oasis had played live since 2009, with many reports highlighting the cross-generational audience in attendance at the shows, particularly the high proportion of young fans. For example, statistics from Japan reported 92% of concert goers were between their teens and 30s.
In a statement released after the São Paulo show, the band said the tour had “found its way into the hearts and minds of a new generation” and confirmed that the band would now pause “for a period of reflection.” Oasis have not yet announced any further live plans.