Noel Gallagher has made his pick for the standout show of Oasis’ 2025 reunion tour, and it wasn’t in the UK or the US. It was in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where the band played two sold-out nights at Estadio Monumental.
Speaking on talkSPORT, Gallagher singled out the November 16th concert as the best of the entire run. “It’s one of those gigs that none of us will ever forget,” he said. “You had to be there.”
Gallagher’s Pick for Best Gig
Gallagher described the Buenos Aires concerts as the peak of a journey that took him across continents. He did so, “It’s unbelievable when Oasis play Buenos Aires,” included, while complimenting the Argentine crowd and making light of the nations’ football rivalry.
“I know people don’t want to hear it after the World Cup, but those people from that country, in that stadium… they’re heaven-sent people,” he said. The phrase “they’re heaven-sent people” was translated as “Las personas de Argentina son enviadas del cielo” in Spanish.
Across the weekend, roughly 150,000 fans attended the concerts. The band played two sold-out shows at River Plate, with dates falling on November 15th and 16th.
The Crowd That Made It Special
What made these shows stand out was their sheer size, but Gallagher’s remarks point to something else entirely: the audience was what set the night apart.
The man spoke the words “I know people don’t want to hear it after the World Cup, but those people from that country, in that stadium… they’re heaven-sent people,”. The saying “they’re heaven-sent people” came out as “Las personas de Argentina son enviadas del cielo” in Spanish.
Buenos Aires Shows Named First Among Equals
Buenos Aires was the standout show for Gallagher, according to him, even though he admitted Oasis didn’t play “one bad gig” throughout the tour.
He said “I know people don’t want to hear it after the World Cup, but those people from that country, in that stadium… they’re heaven-sent people,”. “It’s unbelievable when Oasis play Buenos Aires.”
The “Live ’27” Tour Continues
The Gallagher’s praise for Buenos Aires arrives a day after Oasis confirmed their reunion will continue with the newly announced “Live ‘ tour takes in dates across the UK, Europe, and the US. It is a run of shows built around Gallagher27.
A code granting access to a reserved sale window will be issued to anyone who registers successfully for “Oasis Live ’27”. Registration remains open until Thursday, September 17th at 4:00 p.m. BST / 5:00 p.m. CEST / 8:00 a.m. PT / 11:00 a.m. ET. The code is unique to each registrant and cannot be transferred.
Friday, September 25th is when ticket sales start. The timing of those sales differs from place to place, including across the US. No general on-sale or other public pre-sales will take place.
Ticket prices sit within a range from $122.65 to $541.05, with fees and taxes included. The sale of these tickets will take place through Ticketmaster.
The Full “Live ’27” Schedule
The “Live ’27” tour runs from May through September, with dates across the UK, Europe, and the US. The schedule includes multiple nights at Glasgow’s Celtic Park and Manchester’s Etihad Stadium, plus stops in Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, Boston, Las Vegas, Slane, and Knebworth.
| Date | Venue |
|---|---|
| 05/21–05/29 | Glasgow, UK @ Celtic Park |
| 06/04–06/26 | Manchester, UK @ Etihad Stadium |
| 07/03 | Munich, DE @ Allianz Arena |
| 07/10–07/11 | Barcelona, ES @ Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys |
| 07/16–07/17 | Amsterdam, NL @ Johan Cruijff ArenA |
| 07/23–07/24 | Paris, FR @ Stade de France |
| 07/29–07/30 | Rome, IT @ Stadio Olimpico |
| 08/10–08/14 | Boston, MA @ Gillette Stadium |
| 08/20–08/24 | Las Vegas, NV @ Allegiant Stadium |
| 09/04–09/05 | Slane, IE @ Slane Castle |
| 09/11–09/19 | Knebworth, UK @ Knebworth |
What This Means for Fans
The backing Gallagher has given to Buenos Aires matters greatly. His characterisation of the show as something “none of us will ever forget” points to a performance that stuck with him.
That he chose a South American appearance over a European or North American performance demonstrates how warmly he was received in that part of the world.
Fans now know what comes next, with registration opening this week and on-sale windows beginning Friday, September 25th. The “Live ’27” announcement lays out the full sequence of events.
Those who were unable to catch Oasis in Buenos Aires can now set their sights on the remaining dates. The band’s ‘s decision to continue touring means the reunion is far from over, and the “Live ’27” tour is still underway, and it provides plenty of opportunities for fans to see them perform live.
Gallagher’s reference to “heaven-sent people” will not be repeated at this next stop on the tour. The memory of that evening in Buenos Aires, however, is likely to last until Oasis returns to play the city again.
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