Oasis Reunion Scotland: Here are all 42 shows the Britpop band played north of the border to date

Oasis performing at Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium in 2009. | TSPL

It’s been 30 years since Oasis released their debut album Definitely Maybe, and 15 years since the warring Gallagher brothers broke up the band in 2009.

Despite that long absence the Manchester group’s popularity has never waned, with both Gallaghers enjoying successful careers after going their separate ways.

Rumours of a reunion have been rife for years, but the siblings’ strained relationship - often amplified on social media - made it look unlikely.

But now it’s on, with a worldwide tour in 2025, starting in the UK and with three dates at Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium on August 8, 9 and 12.

It will be their 43rd, 44th and 45th shows in Scotland. Here are the other 42.

1993

• May 31: King Tut's, Glasgow (supporting 18 Wheeler)
• December 2: Plaza, Glasgow (supporting Saint Etienne)
• December 10: Cathouse, Glasgow (supporting The Verve)

1994

• February 6: Gleneagles
• April 5: Lucifer’s Mill, Dundee
• April 6: La Belle Angele, Edinburgh
• April 7: Tramway, Glasgow
• June 12: Cathouse, Glasgow
• June 13: Cathouse, Glasgow
• July 31: T In The Park Festival, Strathclyde Country Park
• December 7: Barrowlands, Glasgow
• December 27: Barrowlands, Glasgow

1995

• July 14: Irvine Beach
• July 15: Irvine Beach

1996

• January 21: Ingliston Exhibition Centre
• January 22: Ingliston Exhibition Centre
• August 3: Balloch Castle Country Park, Loch Lomond
• August 4: Balloch Castle Country Park, Loch Lomond

1997

• September 19: AECC, Aberdeen
• September 20: AECC, Aberdeen
• December 7: SECC, Glasgow
• December 8: SECC, Glasgow

2000

• July 28: Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh
• August 26: Glasgow Green, Glasgow

2001

• October 13: Barrowlands, Glasgow
• October 14: Barrowlands, Glasgow

2002

• July 13: T In The Park Festival, Kincross
• September 9: AECC, Aberdeen
• September 10: AECC, Aberdeen
• September 12: Corn Exchange, Edinburgh
• November 13: Braehead Arena, Glasgow
• November 14: Braehead Arena, Glasgow

2005

• May 15: Usher Hall, Edinburgh
• June 29: Hampden Park, Glasgow
• December 12: AECC, Aberdeen
• December 14: SECC, Glasgow
• December 15: SECC, Glasgow

2008

• November 1: AECC, Aberdeen
• November 2: AECC, Aberdeen
• November 4: SECC, Glasgow
• November 5: SECC, Glasgow

2009

• June 17: Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh