Many music enthusiasts believed it was just a dream, an improbable event that could never come true. Yet, here we are, on the brink of a remarkable moment: Oasis is set to reunite and embark on an international tour in 2025. This anticipated return is nothing short of thrilling for fans around the globe who have longed for the iconic band to share their music once more.

However, before the legendary Gallagher brothers and their bandmates take the stage, a crucial task awaits them: crafting the perfect set list. During their illustrious career, Oasis produced seven studio albums, and there’s a tantalizing possibility that some of Noel and Liam’s solo tracks, along with a few exciting covers, could be included in their performance repertoire.

We want to emphasize that we are not here to be picky or ungrateful — the mere fact that this reunion tour is happening is a monumental reason to celebrate. That said, there are specific songs we genuinely hope to hear performed live. The anticipation surrounding this tour fuels our desire for a set list that resonates with both nostalgia and excitement.

To narrow down our wishes, we’ll be excluding well-known hits like “Wonderwall,” “Supersonic,” “Rock ‘n’ Roll Star,” “Don’t Look Back in Anger,” “Live Forever,” and “Champagne Supernova,” as these are almost guaranteed to make an appearance. Instead, we present to you a curated list of 10 lesser-played tracks we hope Oasis will choose to showcase during their highly anticipated tour — songs that deserve to bask in the spotlight of live performance.

1. “She’s Electric”
From: (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? (1995)

Oasis disbanded in 2009, and it’s been a long while since they last graced the stage with “She’s Electric.” This track, which was originally considered for their debut album Definitely Maybe, was ultimately left off in favor of “Digsy’s Diner.” However, the Beatles-inspired arrangement combined with Liam’s unique falsetto would undoubtedly create an electrifying atmosphere in a stadium filled with fervent fans eager to sing along. The reunion tour is the perfect opportunity to revive this cherished gem.

2. “Hello”
From: (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? (1995)

Continuing our focus on the iconic album (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?, we propose “Hello” as a top contender for the opening song of the tour. While it may seem a bit too predictable, the energy captured in the crowd during Oasis’ 1996 Knebworth performance speaks volumes. The sheer excitement radiating from fans is palpable and sets the stage for what promises to be an unforgettable night of music.

3. “Half the World Away”
From: 1994 B-side

While Liam typically took on lead vocals, it’s essential to give Noel his moment to shine during this reunion tour. We suggest featuring the stunning B-side “Half the World Away,” which showcases Noel’s remarkable vocal talent. This song has a haunting beauty that contrasts with the more energetic tracks and would provide a perfect breather in the set list, allowing the audience to immerse themselves in its profound lyrics.

4. “Turn Up the Sun”
From: Don’t Believe the Truth (2005)

In April 2024, Andy Bell, the former bassist of Oasis, hinted at a possible reunion. Liam quickly shot down the speculation on social media, urging fans not to get their hopes up. Yet, when the reunion was officially announced in August 2024, it felt only fitting that a song written by Bell, “Turn Up the Sun,” should be part of the set list. This track perfectly encapsulates the spirit of Oasis and deserves a spot in the spotlight.

5. “Acquiesce”
From: 1995 B-side

Although “Acquiesce” is far from a hidden treasure, ranking No. 8 on setlist.fm for live performances, it hasn’t graced the stage since 2006. This song, featuring shared lead vocals between Liam and Noel, would be a poetic addition to the reunion tour. Its themes of acceptance and camaraderie resonate deeply, making it an ideal choice for a celebration of the band’s legacy.

6. “Be Here Now”
From: Be Here Now (1997)

Interestingly, the title track from the wildly successful album Be Here Now has not been performed live since March 1998. Noel has openly criticized the album, describing it as chaotic and lacking substance. Despite his opinions, many fans still cherish the title track, believing it deserves a second chance to shine in a live setting. The reunion tour could serve as the perfect platform to revisit and reappreciate this iconic piece.

7. “Shakermaker”
From: Definitely Maybe (1994)

Opinions on Oasis often fall into two categories: those who believe the band was heavily influenced by The Beatles, and those who celebrate that very influence. It’s undeniable that The Beatles’ legacy shaped Oasis, and “Shakermaker” exemplifies this connection. This track, with its catchy melody and playful lyrics, would undoubtedly resonate with fans, creating a nostalgic atmosphere that honors the band’s roots.

8. “Little by Little”
From: Heathen Chemistry (2002)

Despite Liam’s declaration that Heathen Chemistry is his least favorite Oasis album, the track “Little by Little” deserves recognition. This beautiful song, featuring Noel on lead vocals, showcases the band’s versatility and emotional depth. Including it in the set list would offer a glimpse into the band’s evolution, highlighting the quieter, introspective moments that contrast with their more anthemic hits.

9. “The Importance of Being Idle”
From: Don’t Believe the Truth (2005)

Though “The Importance of Being Idle” saw extensive play in 2009, the year Oasis faced their dramatic split, it remains a charmingly whimsical piece. Its infectious melody, combined with Liam’s exceptional vocal delivery, creates an experience reminiscent of classic tracks from other artists, merging influences in a delightful way. This song would be a fantastic addition to the tour, offering fans a blend of nostalgia and fun.

10. “Go Let It Out”
From: Standing on the Shoulders of Giants (2000)

While many fans consider Standing on the Shoulders of Giants one of Oasis’s weaker albums, it features standout tracks like “Go Let It Out.” This song encourages audience participation with its uplifting chorus, making it a perfect choice for a sing-along moment during the concert. Its themes of empowerment and unity resonate strongly with listeners, ensuring it leaves a lasting impression on all who attend.