2025: The Year Oasis Took Over Vinyl (And Our Wallets)

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If you've wandered into a record store lately or browsed the Official Oasis Store, chances are your vinyl collection is quietly (or not-so-quietly) growing. One thing's certain 2025 has been huge for vinyl. And if you're an Oasis fan? It's been absolutely wild.

So far this year, Oasis have unleashed 29 separate vinyl releases, amounting to a staggering 87 individual records. We're not just talking album titles these are actual slabs of wax, from anniversary editions and colour variants to deluxe box sets and 7-inch singles.

And here’s the kicker: the year isn’t over yet.

If you’re trying to stay on top of it all, owning every release so far (including CDs) would set you back around £1700, with further rumoured drops on the horizon.

Let’s break it down by release:

Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants – 25th Anniversary
3 releases / 3 records
2 x coloured LPs (each with a unique variant)
1x Blood Records

Time Flies… – 15th Anniversary
2 releases / 8 records
1x Record Store Day Coloured Vinyl Set
1x Standard Black Vinyl Set

Live ‘25 Collection
8 releases / 14 records
7x Studio albums reissued on coloured vinyl
1x The Masterplan reissued on coloured vinyl

Complete Studio Album Box Sets
2 releases / 28 records
1x Standard Black Vinyl Box Set
1x Limited Edition Gold Vinyl Box Set

(What’s The Story) Morning Glory? – 30th Anniversary
7 releases / 19 records
1x Standard Black
4x Coloured 
1x Pearl 
1x Blood Records

Familiar To Millions – 25th Anniversary
4 releases / 12 records
1x Standard Black 2LP
3x Coloured 2LP Variants

Various 7-Inch Singles
2 singles / 3 records
Whatever – 1x Splatter Vinyl
Some Might Say – 1x Pearl + 1x Olive Variants

Total So Far:

29 individual releases
87 total records

But Wait There’s More...

Vinyl hasn’t been the only format getting love this year. Alongside all the wax, Oasis has also rolled out numerous CD reissues, deluxe editions, and box sets, many packed with bonus tracks, remastered audio, collectible packaging, and exclusive content.

From album releases to comprehensive anniversary box sets, it's clear the band is celebrating their legacy across all formats not just for the crate diggers, but also for long-time fans who prefer the classic CD experience or want it all.

So whether you're spinning records or slotting in shiny discs, 2025 has offered something for every kind of Oasis collector.

Final Thoughts

For fans and collectors, 2025 has been a dream (and a challenge). Whether you're cherry-picking your favourites or trying to grab every last limited edition, Oasis has delivered a year packed with nostalgia, celebration, and no shortage of spending temptation.

And with rumours still swirling like a potential (What's the Story) Morning Glory? 'Cigarette Box' 4x7” edition and I wouldn't be surprised if we get something for the lucrative Christmas market.

We may not be at the end of the road just yet.

Supersonic Radio Celebrates 30 Years Of What’s the Story (Morning Glory?) And The Return Of Oasis

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Supersonic Radio celebrates 30 years of What’s the Story (Morning Glory?) and the return of Oasis.

As Oasis reunite for their long-awaited 2025 world tour, Melbourne creator Sam Menhennet is celebrating the band’s legacy in a brand-new music documentary podcast series, Supersonic Radio.

Blending storytelling, archival clips, and the music that defined a generation, Supersonic Radio retraces Oasis’ rise from the suburbs of Burnage to Britpop superstardom — and explores why their story still resonates three decades later.

Episode 1 — “Definitely Not, Maybe”

The debut episode dives into the making of Definitely Maybe, capturing the raw hunger and chaos that launched Oasis into the spotlight. From the Gallagher brothers’ early days in Manchester to that fateful night at King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut, Sam weaves in interview clips and the songs that defined a movement.

It’s an immersive look at how Definitely Maybe became a rallying cry for a new generation of British rock fans — and how, even in 1994, the band’s ambition was already sky-high.

Episode 2 — “What’s the Story?”

Coinciding with the 30th anniversary of Oasis’s landmark album What’s the Story (Morning Glory?), the second episode takes listeners inside the sessions at Rockfield Studios in Wales, where the band — newly joined by drummer Alan White — transformed from cult heroes into global icons.

Featuring stories of chaos, creativity, and the infamous Britpop battle with Blur, this chapter explores how Oasis captured the sound of a decade. From the introspective Cast No Shadow to the anthemic highs of Wonderwall, Don’t Look Back in Anger, and Champagne Supernova, it’s a vivid snapshot of a band at their peak.

Where to Listen

🎧 Abridged versions (with commentary and short clips) are available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts and more.
🔊 Full-length HQ episodes (with complete songs) are available exclusively at bit.ly/SupersonicRadioPod.

Oasis Roseland Ballroom NYC Tour ’95 Gig Poster

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New York Roseland Ballroom Tour Poster. Printed on 350gsm white offset paper.

The second in a new series of specially designed artworks celebrating significant Oasis gigs from the past. Released 30 years on, and coinciding with the band’s return to North America, this piece marks Oasis’ sold-out show at New York’s famous Roseland Ballroom in October 1995.

Taking place just days after the release of (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? the show captured the band on the cusp of global stardom. The then relatively intimate Theatre District venue hosted a blistering set that showcased the raw energy of a group primed to take on the world. With soundcheck recordings from the night becoming treasured bootlegs among fans, the gig has earned legendary status in the Oasis live archive. Roseland Ballroom closed its doors permanently in April 2014.

Click here to check it out 

Blast From The Past: Noel Gallagher

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On October 11th 2012 Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds played at the Transbordeur in Lyon, France.

Watch a number of videos from the set below.



On October 10th and 11th 2017 Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds supported U2 at the Estadio Unico De La Plata in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Watch a number of videos from both dates below.

On This Day In Oasis History...

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On October 11th 1995 Oasis played at the Roseland Ballroom in New York, USA.

Listen to a recording of the soundcheck below.

Blast From The Past: Liam Gallagher

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On October 11th 2019 Liam Gallagher released 'Now That I Found You' as a single.

Watch a performance of it from MTV Unplugged  below.

On This Day In Oasis History...

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On October 10th 1994, Oasis released the 'Cigarettes & Alcohol' single.

It reached number 7 on the official UK Singles Chart and has spent 79 weeks in the charts to date.



On October 10th 1995 Oasis played at Hammerjacks in Baltimore, USA.

Listen to a bootleg of the gig below.



Oasis - Roll With It (Official Visualiser '25)

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Official visualiser for ‘Roll With It'. To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Oasis' era-defining album, '(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?', Big Brother Recordings have released new deluxe formats including unplugged versions of five classic recordings ‘Cast No Shadow’, ‘Morning Glory’, ‘Wonderwall’, ‘Acquiesce’ and ‘Champagne Supernova’.
 
Available now on limited edition 2CD and 3LP formats as well as digital formats. 

Blast From The Past: Noel Gallagher

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On October 9th 2017, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds released the 'Holy Mountain' single.

It was the first single from the 'Who Built The Moon?' album.

Richard Ashcroft On Bucket Hats, “Bitter Sweet Symphony”, And How Liam Gallagher Got Him Involved On The Oasis Tour

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A few questions taken from an interview with Richard Ashcroft from gq-magazine.co.uk

How were the last two Oasis shows at Wembley in September?

I think [they were some] of the best, actually, because I’m a bit old school; I like playing in the dark. And in the dark, certainly at Wembley, you can really get a sense of the scale of the event from the stage. There [was] the odd moment where I thought, “Wow, it’s pretty momentous to be singing a song and almost have the whole stadium with me.” Because generally people are waiting for the thing they paid for and, yes, there’s polite applause, but there isn’t that.

What was the process of you becoming the main UK support act?

The person who really laid it down, with all these different lists of people they had, was Liam, and then Noel agreed. If Liam hadn’t mentioned it, I wouldn't have been doing it; God knows who’d have been doing it. [Liam told me], “We’re getting all these people saying they’ll do it for free”, and I’m like, “I ain’t doing it for free.” Because whoever [supported Oasis] in America, I know damn well it won’t have been like what it was like for us in England. We are connected historically; our stories interweave. It’s quite a gift that Oasis gave me. Noel and Liam have given me an opportunity to reintroduce myself to a lot of people. [And] I’m really happy for them. Because those intervening years [of their feuding], it got a bit uncomfortable, as someone looking in.

They supported The Verve back in 1994, right?

I heard [Oasis] and wanted them to support us. Then Definitely Maybe came out and they were pretty big almost instantaneously, and we, The Verve, would support them. I think Noel saw it as, “Well, I’ve got an opportunity to put these freaky psychedelic guys on.” I’m not sure he expected me to then go and write the songs I did. Two bands, two Transit vans, and a bit of a toilet tour of the UK. The likelihood of one of them doing really well is slim. The likelihood of two, and the songs that came out of that – it’s pretty amazing.

Read more about the Oasis gigs and Richards new album and The Verve on the GQ website here.

Richard Ashcroft Confirmed As Support For Argentina, Chile & Brazil

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Oasis - 'Champagne Supernova (Unplugged)' Official Visualiser

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To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Oasis' era-defining album, '(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?', Big Brother Recordings have released new deluxe formats including unplugged versions of five classic recordings ‘Cast No Shadow’, ‘Morning Glory’, ‘Wonderwall’, ‘Acquiesce’ and ‘Champagne Supernova’.
 
Available now on limited edition 2CD and 3LP formats as well as digital formats.

Richard Ashcroft On Supporting Oasis And His Relationship With Liam & Noel Gallagher

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Richard Ashcroft joined Andy Goldstein & Darren Bent on Drive to discuss his relationship with Oasis stars Noel & Liam Gallagher & what it was like supporting the band on their recent tour.

On This Day In Oasis History...

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On October 8th 1997 Oasis played the second of two nights at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York, USA.

Watch a bootleg of the gig below.



On October 8th 1997 Oasis played 'Don't Go Away' on The Late Show With David Letterman in New York, USA.

Watch the performance below.

21 Years Ago Today

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Today my website turns 21. It’s been an amazing journey, and I’m so thankful for every visit, message, and opportunity it has given me. 

And with 2025 delivering such joy for Oasis fans, I hope the journey theirs and ours keeps going.

THANK YOU 

Official Oasis Visualiser For 'Wonderwall (Unplugged)’ & 'Cast No Shadow (Unplugged)’

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To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Oasis' era-defining album, '(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?', Big Brother Recordings have released new deluxe formats including unplugged versions of five classic recordings ‘Cast No Shadow’, ‘Morning Glory’, ‘Wonderwall’, ‘Acquiesce’ and ‘Champagne Supernova’.


Liam Gallagher's Latest Instagram Post

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On This Day In Oasis History...

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On October 7th 1997 Oasis played the first of two nights at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York, USA.

Watch the gig in full below.


On October 7th 2001 Oasis played the first of two nights at the Shepherds Bush Empire in London.

It was part of the six-date '10 Years Of Noise & Confusion' tour to mark the band's 10th anniversary.

On October 7th 2008 Oasis played the first of two nights at the Echo Arena in Liverpool, England.

Ricky Hatton introduced them on stage "They're the best band in the world, and I'm proud to say, friends. If anyone tries to push them over onstage tonight they're gonna have me to deal with!"

Listen to a bootleg of the gig and watch an interview with Liam Gallagher below.

 

Blast From The Past: Beady Eye

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On October 7th 2011 Beady Eye played at the Atlantico in Rome, Italy.

Watch a number of videos from the set below.

Blast From The Past: Liam Gallagher

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On October 7th 2017 Liam Gallagher played at the CalJam Festival and did a bit of crowd surfing.

Following his set Liam joined headliners Foo Fighters onstage for a rendition of the Beatles 'Come Together', which also saw Aerosmith’s Joe Perry guest on guitar.

Watch some videos from his set and an interview below.

 

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