All the artists who pass through Argentina highlight the passion of the public and always want to return. With the return of Oasis, rock fans are excited.
The imminent announcement of Oasis the passage of his 2025 tour through South America is news that shakes the rock fans. With a legacy that marked an entire generation, the band led by the Gallagher brothers is once again making its mark in the industry, promising to relive the moments of glory that catapulted them as one of the most important groups in history.
Throughout their career, Oasis performed on various occasions in Argentinaalways leaving an indelible mark in the memory of his followers. On May 3, 2009, Oasis closed his last world tour with a historic concert in the River Plate stadium, in Buenos Aires. The band played to a packed court, where thousands of souls vibrated to the rhythm of hits like “Wonderwall” and “Don’t Look Back in Anger.” This concert, which would be the last before the band’s separation, left unforgettable moments.
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The best moments of Oasis in Argentina
Since his first visit in 1998Oasis always had a special connection with the Argentine public. During that first show at the Luna Park stadium, it was clear that would become a mandatory destination for the band. The Gallagher brothers, known for their overwhelming personalities, found in the Argentine fans a passion and dedication that matched their energy on stage.
Their debut was followed by a series of performances in 2001 at the Vélez Sarsfield stadiumwhere the band showed that their popularity in South America was booming. On those nights, songs like “Supersonic” and “Live Forever” made the audience vibrate, chanting each of the lyrics as if they were anthems.
In 2006Oasis returned to Buenos Aires, this time to River Plate stadiumwhere they offered a powerful and emotionally charged show. The tour “Don’t Believe the Truth Tour“brought them back to the country with a setlist that combined their greatest hits with new songs.
However, It was in 2009 when the band marked its last milestone in Argentinaalso in the Monumentalclosing their career with an epic concert where the audience made the entire stadium resonate with the strength and passion with which they sang their songs in chorus. In each of these visits, the band left unforgettable moments, consolidating itself as one of the groups most loved by the Argentine public.
Source: Ambito
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