09 · 07 · 2025
Oasis is set to perform at Manchester’s Heaton Park this weekend for a momentous hometown show.
The band has a longstanding connection to Heaton Park, having played there several times. A notable incident occurred during the first night of a three-show run in 2009 when the sound system failed, leading Noel Gallagher to offer refunds to the audience.
Kicking off their reunion tour at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, Oasis received enthusiastic reviews, including a perfect 10/10 from Clash.
Oasis will be at Manchester’s Heaton Park on July 11th and 12th, with both nights sold out.
Here are the schedule details:
GATES: 15:00
CAST: 18:00
RICHARD ASHCROFT: 19:00
OASIS: 20:15
CURFEW: 22:30
The forecast looks bright, with both days expected to have plenty of sunshine, reaching temperatures up to 30 degrees Celsius according to the Met Office. Don’t forget to bring sunscreen!
No strikes are scheduled for the weekend of the concerts, and Heaton Park is just a short trip from Central Manchester.
Shuttle buses from Lever Street (Northern Quarter) to Heaton Park are nearly sold out—services begin at 13:30, so it’s advisable to arrive early. Trams will be frequently running from Victoria Station, near Exchange Square in the city center. If you're up for it, there’s also a marked walking route to Heaton Park.
Additionally, Heaton Park features Manchester’s largest beer garden and the longest bars in the city, with pints of lager and cider priced at only £6.50.
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Oasis will take the stage in Manchester's Heaton Park this weekend for a memorable hometown performance. The group has a deep connection with Heaton Park, having performed there previously.