pre-release Info correct on: 17/1/2026 Superb 2002 broadcast recording from Oasis! Includes 'Don't Look Back In Anger', 'Live Forever', 'Acquiesce', 'Cigarettes & Alcohol', 'Some Might Say', 'D'You Know What I Mean?' and more! Oasis quickly established themselves as the defining and most globally successful group of Britpop and the 'Cool Britannia' era, going on to release the highly anticipated Be Here Now in 1997 and Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants in 2000, both to huge commercial success. Oasis' fifth album, Heathen Chemistry, was released in July 2002. The album went straight to number one in the U.K. and later certified triple platinum. The 'Heathen Chemistry Tour' began 17 June 2002 in support of the new album, by which time Oasis had become an unstoppable cultural force. The tour was a huge critical and commercial success, spanning 91 total dates across Europe, North America, Asia and Oceania, the tour finally wrapped up on 12 March 2003 in Berlin, Germany. The focal point of the tour was undoubtedly Oasis' three nights at Finsbury Park, London. Selling the maximum allocation of 40,000 tickets for all three shows, the performances have become nothing short of cultural legacy. The final night at Finsbury Park was perhaps the finest of the entire tour and also recorded for radio broadcast. Performing a stunning setlist from across their catalogue to date, the band were at their potent best before a hugely rapturous and amped up crowd. The excitement from the audience is palpable throughout the set, and the entirety of that legendary show is now presented in full on this new 2LP set for all to hear. After over a decade of speculation and hope, the Gallagher brothers have now seemingly made amends and reformed Oasis for a global stadium tour with sold out shows throughout the UK (1.4 million people with 14 million ticket applications) and the US, with further dates in Australia, Japan, Korea, Brazil, Chile, Argentina to be announced. This new 2LP set could well become the signal for a new era of this seminal group's future.
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