Little By Little: Radio X Oasis Live '25 Reunion Tour Updates
18 June 2025, 10:53
As the reunion tour draws closer, Radio X Oasis will bring listeners all the latest updates on The Oasis Live '25 Tour and soundtracking the build up as fans prepare for the ultimate gigs this Summer.
With days to go until the first Oasis reunion show, Radio X has launched a radio station dedicated to the band, playing non-stop supersonic anthems 24/7! Listen to Radio X Oasis here
On This Day in Oasis: Shakermaker was released in 1994
On this day in 1994, Oasis released their second ever single, Shakermaker, which wastaken from their debut album Definitely Maybe.
Radio X teams up with the official Oasis Live '25 fan stores
Ahead of the sold-out Oasis world tour, the official Oasis Live '25 Fan Stores are set to launch nationwide and the first launched in Spinningfields, Manchester this Friday 20th June from 10am.
And of course, whilst you’re browsing your favourite items, Radio X Oasis will be your soundtrack - with the bespoke radio station blasting in the stores themselves.
Adidas Originals X Oasis collection unveiled
Oasis and Adidas have joined forces to release a new clothing collection.
The Manchester band and the iconic sportswear brand previously teased what appeared to be a collab, ahead of the upcoming Live '25 reunion dates.
Now they have confirmed a new collection under the name Adidas Originals X Oasis, which comes alongside the tagline: "Celebrating 30 years of originality".
Watch the advert below and read the full story here.
Oasis tease time & location for Manchester pop-up store
The band have sent out teasers suggesting their first pop-up shop will open in Spinningfields, Manchester at 10am this Friday 20th June, with fans being directed to a See Tickets page to book their spot ahead of time.
Oasis & Adidas tease "Original Forever" collab at 9pm
The Manchester band have joined forces with the sportswear brand and will be sharing something tonight on Channel 4 (19th June) at 9pm BST.
On This Day in Oasis: Marcus Russell sees Oasis for the first time
In 1993, Marcus Russell was best known for managing the careers of Johnny Marr in his post-Smiths years and Bernard Sumner, who was then on hiatus from New Order. As Electronic, the duo had released their well-received debut album in 1991.
And it was the Marr family that led to Russell's next big signing. “Johnny’s younger brother Ian kept banging on about this band Oasis,” the manager told Wales Online in July 2019.
"The whole word round Manchester was they were ‘Stone Roses wanabes’. Nobody was interested in them.
"One night, they were playing this pub called the Hop & Grape - which was part of the University of Manchester - and Johnny said ‘Come on, let’s go and see them’."
The gig was held at the Hop & Grape - otherwise known as the Academy 3 - on Friday 18th June 1993. The headliners were Dodgy, who were then touring their debut album.
Russell went in: “That’s when I first saw them. I liked where they were coming from - Slade, the Pistols, The Kinks. There were hints of it all there. But I didn’t think ‘These are going to be mega!’.
The next day, Russell had a call from Noel Gallagher, who'd got wind that the manager was in the Hop & Grape audience. Noel wanted to know if Russell would manage Oasis. The musician jumped on a train to London and a meeting was had in a cafe in Marylebone.
“We got on really well. He gave me a cassette of demos. It had Up In The Sky, Whatever and Married With Children on it. I met the rest of the band and that was it."
Oasis Live '25 fan stores to launch nationwide ahead of reunion tour
Oasis will mark their reunion dates with special pop-up shops around the country.
The first space to launch will be in Manchester this Friday (20th June) in what will be a series of stores landing across the UK and Ireland.
The shops will feature a range of official tour merchandise, including exclusive brand collaborations, limited-edition products and many items not available anywhere else.
As well as Manchester, the fan stores will open in Cardiff, London, Edinburgh, Dublin and Birmingham.
On This Day in Oasis: Stop Crying Your Heart Out
17th June 2002: Stop Crying Your Heart Out was released in the UK. The second single from the album Heathen Chemistry, the track went straight into the charts at Number 2 - it was held off the top spot by Junkie XL's remix of A Little Less Conversation by Elvis!
Read our facts about the single here
Oasis Live '25 Tour FAQ pages are now live
Radio X's dedicated event pages for the UK dates of the Live '25 tour - including gate opening times and travel info - are now live. They'll be updated with the latest information as we get nearer to the shows...
Oasis Live '25 at Principality Stadium Cardiff info and FAQs
Oasis Live '25 at Heaton Park Manchester info and FAQs
Oasis Live '25 at Wembley Stadium London: info and FAQs
Oasis Live '25 at Murrayfield Stadium Edinburgh: info and FAQs
