- The Sydney Oasis concert dates are Friday 7th and Saturday 8th November
- This tour marks the first Oasis live appearances since they split in 2009
- Here’s your concert how-to guide for a great night at Accor Stadium
The Oasis world tour 2025 is one of the most widely anticipated musical tours of all time. Not just because they are one of the best selling music artists of all time but because this world tour marks their first live appearances since they split in 2009. Their reunion and the tour were announced last year, just two days before the 30th anniversary of their debut album. Legendary status and excitement levels aside, this is everything you need to know for a smooth and successful concert experience for their Sydney leg.
As of 2024, Oasis has sold over 75 million records worldwide, making them one of the best-selling music artists of all time. Oasis’s original sound was described as being “so devoid of finesse and complexity that it came out sounding pretty much unstoppable”. More than 15 years after their 2009 split, Oasis announced that they had reformed and would perform again in 2025, stating: “The guns have fallen silent. The stars have aligned. The great wait is over. Come see. It will not be televised.”
On July 4 2025, the band performed their first show in 16 years as part of their Oasis Live ’25 Tour in Wales. In August, during the band’s show at Wembley Stadium, a fan died after falling from the upper tier near the end of the concert.
Also in August, the box set Complete Studio Album Collection, was released. Last month guitarist Paul (Bonehead) Arthurs announced he was pulling out of the Asian and Aussie legs of the tour, to undergo treatment for prostate cancer. Guitarist Mike Moore is filling in for Arthurs. The world tour is scheduled to end on 23 November in São Paulo, Brazil.
Tickets were released in August 2024, with 14 million people battling over 1.4 million tickets for the 17 shows. To satisfy demand, Oasis announced multiple additional concert dates in the UK and Ireland, plus dates in North America, Australia, South America and Asia.
The set list includes Morning Glory, Hello and Live Forever, Wonderwall and Don’t look back in anger are in the encore list. But the Aussie leg of the tour has already been met with drama. During the opening night at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium, the band performed their final song, Champagne Supernova, when two flares were launched into the crowded floor section, prompting swift backlash from Liam.
Meanwhile, news reports revealed that the crowd jumping up and down during the band’s two Melbourne shows was picked up by the Seismology Research Centre five kilometres away. Movement of the ground was reported during the concert’s length of two hours, and 7 News Melbourne noted that in that time, “the earth was bouncing around like a low-frequency bass speaker.”
Sydney Concert Information
When: Friday 7th and Saturday 8th November
Where: Accor Stadium, Sydney Olympic Park
Time: Public gates open at 6pm, Concert begins at 7:30pm (support act to start)
Finish: Concert to end at 10:45pm
Support act: Ball Park Music
Merchandise:
Official merchandise will be available at various merchandise stands inside and outside the venue on concert day. External merchandise tents will have staggered openings from 12 noon through the afternoon on show days, primarily located on the eastern side of the Stadium (Olympic Boulevard and Dawn Fraser Avenue)
- Near Light Tower 4: from 12pm
- Near P1 (western side of the stadium): from 12pm
- Near Light Tower 3,5 & 9 at staggered times
- Internal merchandise stands will be available from gates opening.
Map: Stadium precinct map found here
Bag Size Limit: The maximum permitted bag size for the event is A4 (30 cm x 21 cm). Leave larger bags at home as they will not be allowed inside the venue.
Getting to the concert
Your ticket includes Public Transport
- With a full house expected for the concert, ticket holders are urged to leave the car at home and catch public transport to make the most of the night.
- Significant traffic is expected on roads approaching Sydney Olympic Park and entering car parks on concert nights, particularly on Friday 7 November during evening peak travel times.
- Public transport is the best way to get to the concert. Hundreds of additional trains and buses will run to Olympic Park each night.
Join other Oasis fans by catching a train or major event bus to the concert!
- Express trains will run frequently from Central to Olympic Park on concert days, with frequent return services after each show. From Olympic Park station, the stadium is a short 10-minute walk away.
- The Olympic Park Sprint will also run from Lidcombe every 10-minutes until 1am on concert nights.
- Sydney Olympic Park Major Event Buses will run frequently on all nine routes from mid-afternoon each day, along with frequent buses after the show each night. See the major event bus map (pdf) for route details.
- On Friday, services will run from 3.42pm until 7.03pm, depending on the route.
- On Saturday, services will run from 3.35pm until 7.14pm, depending on the route.
- Return buses will run frequently after the show, last buses leave at midnight each night
- Travel on transport is included in your concert ticket. Plan your trip using the Trip Planner or free Opal Travel app and see the Olympic Park transport map (pdf 551KB) to find your way.
Driving
If you have no other option but to drive, you must have pre-booked parking:
- Parking is expected to sell out in advance, it is essential that you pre-book parking online to guarantee a car space. An event flat rate $35 parking fee will apply.
- Carpool with your group and allow plenty of extra travel time as significant traffic is expected on roads approaching the precinct and entering car parks.
- If you have pre-booked parking, follow the directions of staff and have your parking ticket ready to show at the car park entry. After the show, please plan for a substantial amount of time to exit the car parks and precinct area after the show as traffic will be significant. Expect to allow up to an hour of additional travel time exiting car parks.
- You can also consider parking at a nearby train station commuter car park and continuing your trip on one of the many extra trains running to Olympic Park, at no extra cost.
- Allow plenty of extra travel time on roads and plan your trip before leaving home. You can find real-time updates on traffic conditions at livetraffic.com.
- If you’re getting dropped off or catching rideshare, taxi ranks are located on Herb Elliott Avenue. Allow plenty of extra travel time on the roads.
For the smoothest possible entry to the Stadium, save your tickets from the Ticketmaster App into your Apple or Google wallet in advance. Be ready to scan your ticket upon arrival.
Arrive early to enjoy the pre-event atmosphere in the precinct. Local cafes and restaurants will be open, and Fig Grove opposite the stadium will be a hub of food-trucks and entertainment. Some venues will operate extended trading hours after the show.
Extra trip planning info here
Entry Process
Arena Floor tickets:
- Entry to the arena floor is ONLY possible via the gate on your ticket. Entry via other gates to the arena floor is NOT possible.
- Patrons ticketed to other areas in the stadium cannot enter the arena floor.
- All arena patrons will receive a wristband on entry which must be worn at all times.
- The entry process to the arena will be determined by the promoter on the day.
- Queuing for arena floor areas is permitted from 9am on show day
- overnight queuing is not permitted in Sydney Olympic Park
- Fan made queue ordering will not be recognised
Amenities
- Arena floor patrons will also have access to the Stadium’s permanent toilet and food and beverage facilities, including bars and merchandise on the level 1 concourse.
- Free drinking water is available throughout the venue for all patrons, including dedicated locations for guests ticketed to the arena floor.
- You are permitted to bring a refillable water bottle.
- No metal, glass or rigid bottles are permitted on the arena floor.
- Soft plastic bottles are permitted on the arena floor but will need to have tops removed in the front floor sections.
Seating plans here
What NOT to bring
- Any material or article of clothing, etc., capable of fully or partially obscuring the face, with the exception of medical masks and or religious garments/wear, are not allowed on the premises.
- No clothing, costume, or personal effects that may impede the view of those around or behind you
- No handcuffs or other restraint items.
- No animals (except for certified disability service animals)
- No long wallet chains, chain wallets, studded jewellery or spurs
- No purses, briefcases, bags, luggage, larger than ‘A4’ size – 30cm wide x 21cm. Each person can bring only one bag.
- To make your entry as quick as possible, we recommend patrons leave bags at home. Large holdalls and sports bags are restricted from entry.
- There is no cloaking or storage facilities at the Stadium.
- No bicycles, scooters, skateboards, skates, segways, or other unauthorised means of transportation
- No coolers, thermoses, metal or glass drink bottles, canned beverages, or ice chests/eskies
- No umbrellas
- No strollers/prams
- No noise-making devices such as air horns, radios, bullhorns, thunder sticks, whistles, bells or musical instruments
Weapons | Dangerous materials & objects
- No weapons of any kind (guns, ammo, knives of any size, tasers, etc).
- No flammables or missile-like objects, fireworks, sparklers, road flares, emergency flares, explosives, or other incendiary devices.
- No aerosol containers, including sunscreen, deodorant, pepper spray, mace, bug spray, or spray paint.
- No balloons, frisbees, projectiles, lasers, laser pointers, sticks, poles, bats, clubs, etc.
- No items that may be deemed a safety hazard or annoyance to participants or guests.
Consumables
- No outside alcoholic beverages
- You are permitted to bring in a refillable water bottle (no metal and no glass).
- Refillable water bottles – metal, glass or rigid material (of any kind) are not permitted in the General Admission Standing Field Area. Refillable soft plastic water bottles are permitted with
- No illegal substances
- No glass or metal containers of any kind
Signage | Advertising | Promotional materials
- No distribution of unauthorised promotional or commercial material
- No flyers, samples, giveaways, or promotional items
- No banners with poles
- No political banners
Electronics | Cameras | Recording devices
- Taking photos/videos on small hand-held cameras and smartphones is permitted, but no professional cameras or photography equipment will be allowed into the venue. Professional cameras (deemed as cameras with removable lenses, telephoto lens, any lens over 5cm, etc.), video, and recording equipment are strictly forbidden.
- No professional or commercial cameras/photography equipment, video cameras, GoPros, audio recording devices, tripods or gimbals; no video or audio recording will be allowed.
- No selfie sticks
- No drones. Be aware that the flying of any drones or other unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in, over or around Accor Stadium may lead to the confiscation of said UAV and/or subject the pilot to penalty or arrest. We reserve the right to enforce violations to the full extent of the law.
- No flashlights, lights or battery packs. Please note, personal phone chargers will be permitted.
- No two-way radios or walkie talkies
- No laptop computers, tablets, or digital readers
Other
- No confetti or shredded paper
- No glow sticks or inflatables
- No tables, tents or sun shelters
Accor Stadium’s full conditions of entry including prohibited items and other special conditions can be found here.
What to bring
- Bag no larger than A4 size (30 cm x 21 cm)
- Mobile phone with your concert tickets.
- Jacket or poncho. Umbrellas are not permitted
- Small personal cameras (i.e. without detachable lenses) and camera phones are permitted.
- Sunscreen (non-aerosol) and hat.
- You are permitted to bring a refillable water bottle.
- No metal, glass or rigid bottles are permitted on the arena floor. Soft plastic bottles are permitted on the arena floor but will have tops removed in the front floor sections.
- No glass or ceramic bottles permitted in all areas.
- There will be free drinking water stations to refill your bottles located around the Venue.
Cameras and filming devices
- Taking photos/videos on small hand-held cameras and smartphones is permitted, but no professional cameras or photography equipment will be allowed into the venue.
- Professional cameras (deemed as cameras with removable lenses, telephoto lens, any lens over 5cm, etc.), video, and recording equipment are strictly forbidden.
- No professional or commercial cameras/photography equipment, video cameras, GoPros, DJI Pocket 3 (or similar), audio recording devices, tripods or gimbals; no video or audio recording will be allowed.
- No selfie sticks
- No drones. Be aware that the flying of any drones or other unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in, over or around Accor Stadium may lead to the confiscation of said UAV and/or subject the pilot to penalty or arrest. We reserve the right to enforce violations to the full extent of the law.
- No lights or battery packs
- No two-way radios or walkie talkies
- No laptop computers, tablets, or digital readers
Can I sing and dance?
Dancing and singing are considered to be normal and reasonable behaviour at the concerts, subject to certain rules:
- Be considerate of fellow patrons.
- No standing on seats
- No standing in aisles
- No jumping from seats
- No sitting on the shoulders of other patrons
- No crowd surfing
- No heavy moshing
- No slam dancing
- No offensive language
Security
- NSW Police, Security and Venue staff will be on-site throughout the day to assist you.
- Please report any unusual or suspicious behaviour, unattended items and anti-social behaviour to Stadium staff or Police immediately or text 0419 403 360 for assistance.
Food and Drinks
Accor Stadium has a variety of food and beverage outlets throughout the Stadium, operated by our catering partner the Gema Group, and includes food options that cater to dietary requirements including gluten free, halal, vegan and vegetarian.
Liquor Licensing
- Fines apply for the supply of alcohol to minors or intoxicated persons.
- Accor Stadium is a licensed premises. Please assist us by being a responsible consumer.
- Serving limitation and other service restrictions will apply
Weather
- The show will play rain or shine.
- The only exception would be severe weather which could impact the safety of artists and patrons.
- Any updates will be communicated to attendees
- When in Stadium, please follow venue screens and staff instructions in these circumstances.
- Small umbrellas may be brought into the Stadium but for safety reasons cannot be put up in the seating bowl; and are not permitted onto the arena floor at all.
- Rain ponchos and jackets are recommended no matter where you are seated.
- Rain ponchos will be available to purchase at merchandise stands.
Official Forecast for Sydney Olympic Park
Friday 7th: Low: 14 / High: 28
Partly cloudy with a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm in the evening.
Saturday 8th: Low: 18 / High: 32
Medium chance of showers and a likely thunderstorm in the afternoon. Winds turning SW in the afternoon.
