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For Oasis fans, few songs hit harder than “Wonderwall.” So when the band dropped official footage of the classic track from their recent Croke Park shows in Dublin, the internet lit up.

This wasn’t just another live video. It captured a band returning to Ireland for the first time since 2008, playing to a stadium packed with fans who had waited nearly two decades for this moment. The crowd sang every word like a chant, with that unmistakable opening guitar riff echoing across the night.

Liam and Noel Gallagher didn’t just show up. They showed love. At their first Dublin show, they dedicated “Stand By Me” to their mum, Peggy, who was there in person. Liam even gave a special shoutout to the small Irish town where she grew up before launching into “Roll With It.”

There were viral moments beyond the music too. A sign language interpreter at the show gained overnight fame for her spot-on delivery of “Morning Glory,” perfectly matching Liam’s swagger and earning instant respect from fans online.

The band’s Live ’25 tour has already stopped in Cardiff, Manchester, London, and Edinburgh, with more global dates ahead. But the Dublin performance felt like something special.

Whether you were in the stadium, outside singing along without a ticket, or watching from your phone days later, this version of “Wonderwall” reminded everyone why Oasis still holds such a powerful place in music. Some songs fade. This one hasn’t even come close.

This October, Diana Ross is stepping into a different kind of spotlight. The music icon will headline City of Hope Orange County’s 2025 Promises of Hope Gala, a major fundraising event supporting one of the most advanced cancer care projects in the country.

Set to take place October 11 on the grounds of City of Hope’s new specialty cancer hospital in Irvine, the gala will bring together more than 500 supporters, business leaders, patients, and families. Ross will close out the evening with a live performance, helping honor the community’s role in making this hospital a reality.

The new facility is expected to open later this year and will offer a full range of care, including acute treatment, surgical oncology, clinical trials, and support services. It’s part of a $1.5 billion investment in Orange County and follows the 2022 opening of the Lennar Foundation Cancer Center, which was made possible by a $50 million donation from the Lennar Foundation.

For those involved, the night is about more than just celebration. It’s a moment to recognize how far the community has come together to make world-class cancer care more accessible. “This hospital was made possible because of the generosity of this community,” said gala co-chair Stephanie Argyros. “Now, generations of patients will be able to get the care they need close to home.”

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Oasis – Live ’25 North American Tour

For the first time in over 15 years, Oasis is back on tour in North America. Kicking off August 24 in Toronto, the Live ’25 run includes nine stadium dates across Chicago, New Jersey, Los Angeles, and Mexico City, with support from Cage the Elephant. Against all odds, Liam and Noel Gallagher have made it through the U.K. leg without incident, and fans are finally getting the reunion they’ve waited years for. No dynamic pricing, no solo distractions—just Oasis, loud and united.

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Umphrey’s McGee – NYE Run at The Tabernacle

Umphrey’s McGee will ring in 2026 with a two-night New Year’s Eve blowout at The Tabernacle in Atlanta, December 30–31. Each night will feature three full sets from the band’s updated lineup with new drummer Scotty Zwang. Tickets go on presale August 20, with general on-sale August 22. Expect deep jams, fan-favorite improv, and a celebration worthy of closing out the year.

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Jessica Simpson – One-Night-Only Las Vegas Comeback 

Jessica Simpson continues her return to music with an exclusive show at PH Live in Las Vegas on November 8. The performance follows her first live appearance in 15 years and arrives just after Nashville Canyon Part 2, the second half of her emotional comeback EP. Fans can expect a night that blends nostalgia with her bold new era of music.

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Foreigner – 50th Anniversary Orchestral Tour

Foreigner will celebrate five decades on the road next spring with a special 10-date orchestral tour. Backed by a 20-piece ensemble arranged by Dave Eggar and conducted by Chuck Palmer, the run kicks off March 6 with five shows at The Venetian in Las Vegas, followed by stops in Redding, Folsom, San Diego, Napa, and San Jose. Ticket details coming soon.

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Mötley Crüe – Las Vegas Residency 2025

The legendary heavy metal band Mötley Crüe is returning to the stage with a one-month residency at Dolby Live in Las Vegas. Running from September 12 through October 3, the band will perform 10 shows, bringing their high-octane energy back to Sin City. The lineup features bassist Nikki Sixx, drummer Tommy Lee, vocalist Vince Neil, and guitarist John 5, keeping the Crüe spirit alive for fans old and new. After reuniting in 2022 and releasing their EP Cancelled in 2024, the band is back where the chaos belongs—onstage.

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Teddy Swims – I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy Tour

Teddy Swims is bringing his powerhouse vocals back on the road with the I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy Tour, joined by Freak Freely. The U.S. run kicks off May 9 in Hollywood, FL and stretches through the summer with stops in New York, Boston, Chicago, San Diego, Las Vegas, Atlanta, Seattle, Los Angeles, and more—before wrapping up September 9. Fans can expect heartfelt performances and big energy from one of music’s most soulful voices.

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Morgan Wallen – I’m The Problem Tour

Morgan Wallen is hitting the road this summer with his massive I’m The Problem Tour, joined by special guests Brooks & Dunn, Miranda Lambert, Thomas Rhett, Koe Wetzel, Gavin Adcock, Corey Kent, Ella Langley, and Anne Wilson. The stadium run kicks off with two nights in Houston, TX on June 20–21 and travels through Miami, Seattle, Santa Clara, Cleveland, Foxborough, Toronto, Edmonton, and more before wrapping September 13. The tour shares its name with Wallen’s upcoming album I’m The Problem, with the title track dropping January 31.

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During their Book of Souls tour, Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson—also a licensed airline captain—piloted the band’s custom Boeing 747, “Ed Force One,” across 117 shows worldwide. The jumbo jet carried the entire crew and stage setup, turning Dickinson into the only rockstar who also flew his own world tour. Read more here. 

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