With Oasis finally reuniting for their massive “Live ’25” shows, Wembley Stadium played host to one of the most iconic comebacks in British music history.
After 16 years away, Oasis returned first in Cardiff on July 4, 2025, then at Heaton Park Manchester on home soil before playing the most iconic stadium in England: Wembley Stadium.
Supported by Richard Ashcroft, Oasis played five nights at Wembley between July 25 and August 3. Each night was sold out as 90,000 concert goers experienced a bucket list highlight. Every appearance from Noel and Liam at Wembley was a huge success.
The Wembley crowd belted out all the classics including “Live Forever”, “Wonderwall”, “Masterplan” and “Don’t Look Back In Anger”.
In today’s digital age – with social media so prominent – we can also relive the experiences of the Oasis Wembley concerts so far to plan for the future.
Two Oasis Wembley Dates Left
Oasis now begin to go further afield in the coming weeks with Edinburgh, Dublin, Toronto, Los Angeles and Mexico City all playing host to the brothers Gallagher, who for now are seemingly on good terms.
Then it is a return to London as Wembley hosts two more nights of Oasis. An encore of sorts. On September 27 and September 28.
Whilst we expect tickets to come down in price at the end of September, they are currently starting from £498 for both shows.
In this article, we’ve curated a video-based seating guide, using real clips from Instagram, TikTok and X to give you a visual sense of the best views, the vibe from each section, and how close to the action you can get.
Front Floor Standing (General Admission)
For pure energy and proximity, front standing is unbeatable. Fans here are shoulder-to-shoulder with the crowd, soaking up every note, every chant, every shout from Liam and Noel.
Instagram Video: Oasis’s official Instagram shared a video looking out from the stage into the crowd during the first Oasis Wembley concert of 2025. You can see the sea of fans, close-up stage lighting, and video screens. This gives a visceral sense of what it’s like being at the heart of the action.
In addition, the official Wembley Stadium Instagram account shared a video from the final of the initial 5 Oasis concerts in London. What an insane atmosphere!
Tip: If you’re tall or early enough to get near the front rail, it’s a surreal, all-immersive experience – but be prepared for hours of standing.
Here at SeatPick, you can select all the general admission floor tickets for both concerts on September 27 and 28. On the event page itself, simply click on the floor section. Or use the filters to select these standing tickets.
At the time of posting this blog, the floor tickets on Saturday, September 27 are slightly cheaper at £693, compared to £731 on the Sunday.
Videos From The Upper Bowl At Wembley Stadium
From the floor level to the upper stand at Wembley Stadium. There are also plenty of social media videos showcasing what it’s like to see Oasis from the top tier too.
See the TikTok video below from Section 530: Fans recorded panoramic shots from the upper bowl—capturing the entire stadium in frame as Champagne Supernova echoed through Wembley.
@enixsa_ Oasis @ Wembley seat view #wembley #wembleystadium #seatview #oasis #25live #section530 #row28 #foryoupage❤️❤️ #viral #fyp #blowthisuptiktok #blowthisupforme #trendin #oasis2025 ♬ original sound – enixsa_✨🐚🫶🏼
Whilst you’re not close to the stage, the full crowd view is amazing. These seats showcase the full crowd view.
The best upper-tier sections for sound and sight are 528–531, which are stage-facing. Blocks 548–550 provide wide-angle screen views.
Watching Oasis From Club Wembley
If you want a premium experience, Club Wembley offers padded-seats, private bars, and a more relaxed vibe. The view? Elevated and central.
Clips from Sections 212–215 showed crisp, clean views of both the stage and the screen with no visual interference.
Tip: These seats offer great comfort and ideal sightlines, especially if you’re attending with family or want an elevated perspective without sacrificing proximity.
@emilyjane0912 Oasis Wembley 30.07.25 #oasis #oasiswembley2025 #oasiswembleystadium #oasiswembley #fyp ♬ original sound – EmilyJane
What We Learned From Watching Oasis Wembley Videos
One of the highlights for all Oasis concert goers throughout this tour has been “The Poznan” – the famous Manchester City celebration during songs, where fans face away from the stage, link arms and bounce.
what i think is the best video i have ever taken… #oasis #OasisLive25 #poznan pic.twitter.com/5LPd13YouO
— harrison (@harrisonpfcc) July 25, 2025
Block 114 consistently gets the highest ratings from fans at Wembley Stadium.
Wembley’s three-tier system offers different advantages:
Lower Tier (Blocks 101-144): Closest to the stage/pitch. Best for energy and crowd interaction. Premium pricing
Middle Tier (Blocks 201-252): Contains Club Wembley hospitality seats. Excellent sight lines. Most expensive regular seating
Upper Tier (Blocks 501-552): Furthest from stage but complete venue view. More affordable options. Still excellent views due to stadium design.
Everything You Need To Know About The Final Two Oasis Concerts At Wembley Stadium
Oasis September 27th Concert
Total Available Listings: 189
Key Pricing Highlights
- Cheapest Entry: £498 (Section 531)
- Most Expensive: £5,949 (Diamond section)
- VIP Section 210: Starting from £1,100, averaging £2,483, up to £5,795
Detailed Section Pricing
Budget-Friendly Options
- Upper Tier: £767
- Upper Level 505: £1,205
- Upper Level 520: £1,205
- General Admission: £1,252
- Upper Level: £1,256
Mid-Range Seating
- Upper Level 511: £1,325
- Upper Level 510: £1,325
- Club Wembley Level 204: £1,369
- Club Wembley Level 205: £1,369
- Club Wembley Level 224: £1,369
- Lower Level: £1,574
- Upper Level 528: £1,604
- Club Wembley Level 223: £1,649
Premium Experiences
- Sections (528): £2,031
- Club Level 229: £2,240
- General Admission Floor: £2,336
- Floor Standing: £2,357
- Upper Level 507: £2,600
- Lower Level 121: £2,963
- Lower Level 112: £3,906
Oasis September 28th Concert
Total Available Listings: 245
Key Pricing Highlights
- Cheapest Entry: £498 (Section 548)
- Most Expensive: £11,355 (General Admission premium)
- VIP Section 210: Starting from £799, averaging £2,623, up to £5,795
Detailed Section Pricing
Budget-Friendly Options
- Upper Tier: £873
- Lower Tier: £1,094
- Lower Tier 123: £1,113
- Middle Tier: £1,165
- Upper Tier 511: £1,235
- Club Wembley Level: £1,275
- General Admission Standing: £1,275
Mid-Range Seating
- Club Wembley Level 226: £1,313
- Upper Level: £1,339
- Lower Level 123: £1,437
- Club Wembley Level 227: £1,489
- Club Wembley Level 228: £1,489
- Upper Level 511: £1,574
- Lower Level: £1,670
- Lower Level 144: £1,811
Premium Experiences
- Floor Standing: £2,323
- General Admission Floor: £2,631
- Lower Tier 112: £3,016
- General Admission (Premium): £6,299
Concert Comparison Ticket Summary
Oasis September 27th vs Oasis September 28th
- Total Listings: 189 vs 245 (56 more listings for the 28th)
- Cheapest Options: Both start at £498
- VIP Section 210: September 28th offers better value (starting £799 vs £1,100)
- Most Expensive: September 28th has higher premium pricing (£11,355 vs £5,949)
- Floor Standing: Similar pricing (£2,357 vs £2,323)
Best Value Recommendations
- Budget Conscious: Upper Tier sections (£767-£873)
- Great Views: Upper Level sections (£1,205-£1,339)
- Club Experience: Club Level sections (£1,275-£1,649)
- Premium Standing: GA Floor (£2,336-£2,631)
- VIP Experience: Section 210 VIP packages (£799-£1,100 starting prices)
Important Notes
- Prices represent starting points and may vary based on exact seat location
- VIP packages include premium amenities and hospitality services
- General Admission and Floor Standing are unreserved standing areas
* Pricing data accurate as of August 6, 2025.
