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Oasis Live ’25 Tokyo Dome Concerts – October 25 & 26, 2025 | Reunion Tour in Japan
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Oasis Live ’25 Tokyo Dome 2025 is one of the year’s most anticipated music events — a true reunion for fans as the Gallagher brothers return to the stage together. Are you planning to be in Tokyo this October? Read on for everything you need to know: exact show times, ticket types, how tickets were sold, and what to expect at the Dome.
Quick note: this guide focuses on the Tokyo Dome concerts on October 25–26, 2025 and is designed to help international and local fans plan with confidence.
🎯 Introduction — Why these Tokyo Dome shows matter
This isn’t just another tour date — Oasis Live ’25 Tokyo Dome 2025 marks a high-profile reunion and the band’s return to large-scale live shows. For many fans, seeing Liam and Noel Gallagher perform together again is a once-in-a-generation moment that blends nostalgia with real-time music history.
📅 Concert schedule — exact dates & stage times (Tokyo local time)
- Saturday, October 25, 2025 — Doors open: 15:30 | Show starts: 18:00
- Sunday, October 26, 2025 — Doors open: 15:00 | Show starts: 17:30
Venue: Tokyo Dome (Bunkyo, Tokyo). The Dome’s official schedule confirms both nights and their start times. If you’re heading to the venue, plan your transport with a comfortable buffer — gates and security lines can be busy.
🎟️ Tickets & pricing — what was available and how tickets were distributed
Ticket categories (representative):
- VIP Package — ¥75,000 (includes exclusive merchandise and dedicated entrance).
- SS / Premium seats — ¥33,000
- S seats — ¥30,000
- A seats / standard — ~¥20,250
How tickets were sold:
- A lottery-based application opened in July 2025 for early access.
- General ticket sales followed through official ticketing partners.
- Additional availability may appear closer to the event via official resellers.
👉 Live Nation Japan – Oasis Live ’25
👉 Oasis Live ’25 Official Site
🔒 Entry rules & age restrictions
- Children under age 6 cannot enter the concerts.
- Everyone aged 6 and above must hold a valid ticket.
- Electronic tickets and ID checks will be required at entry.
🎤 A historic Oasis reunion — what to expect
The Tokyo shows will celebrate Oasis’s legacy with a career-spanning setlist, large-scale production, and the energy of a true reunion. Fans can expect anthems like “Wonderwall”, “Don’t Look Back in Anger”, and “Champagne Supernova”.
Tokyo Dome’s size and reputation make it the perfect stage for this comeback, ensuring an unforgettable atmosphere across both nights.
🛍️ Official merch for the Tokyo Dome shows
Commemorative merch was designed specifically for these Tokyo concerts, with limited-run tees for each night.
🧭 Travel & Arrival — seamless planning for Tokyo Dome attendees
Plan your arrival to the Tokyo Dome with public transport as your first option; trains and subways are the fastest and most reliable way to reach the venue. Give yourself plenty of time to navigate ticket gates, security lines, and merchandise queues so you’re relaxed before doors open.
- Consider buying a reloadable transit card (Suica/Pasmo) in advance to speed through ticket gates and avoid fumbling for cash.
- Use mapping apps to check real-time train status on the day — Tokyo schedules are precise, but occasional delays happen during peak times.
🚆 Getting to the Dome — quick transit tips
Tokyo Dome sits within a compact entertainment district served by multiple rail stations a short walk away. Choose the station and line that minimizes transfers from your hotel to keep travel straightforward on show day.
- If you’re coming from major hubs (Tokyo, Shinjuku, Ikebukuro), plan a single-transfer route where possible to reduce the risk of delays.
- Night trains stop running earlier than in many Western cities — check return options and last-train times when booking accommodation.
♿ Accessibility & special assistance
Tokyo Dome provides accessible entrances, seating, and restroom facilities; patrons with mobility needs should contact the venue ahead of time for reserved assistance. Requesting help in advance ensures smooth entry and seat access on the day of the concert.
- If you require companion seating or wheelchair space, reach out to the official venue or your ticket provider as early as possible.
- Many venues in Tokyo also offer stroller parking and family rooms — verify these services before you travel.
🎒 What to bring — packing checklist for show day
Pack light, secure essential documents, and prepare for security checks at the entrance to avoid delays. A small cross-body bag, ID matching your ticket, and a charged phone are must-haves for an optimal concert experience.
- Bring a portable battery pack to keep your phone powered for photos and transit apps.
- Avoid large backpacks (some venues restrict them) and store valuables in hotel safes or locker services when possible.
📸 Photography, recording & fan etiquette
Respect the official photography policy for the event — some reunion shows permit limited phone photos while others prohibit professional cameras or long-form recording. Always follow ushers’ instructions and the venue’s posted rules.
- If the show is “no professional cameras,” smaller compact cameras without removable lenses are sometimes accepted, but double-check before you bring one.
- Be mindful of other fans: avoid long video recordings that block views, and keep cheers and singalongs friendly and inclusive.
🍽️ Food, drink & nearby conveniences
Tokyo Dome City features restaurants, cafes, and convenient stores within walking distance — ideal for pre-show meals or grabbing quick snacks after the concert. Consider dining earlier than usual to avoid long pre-show queues.
- For quieter pre-show dining, explore side streets a short walk from the complex; you’ll often find great local izakayas and ramen shops.
- If you plan to enjoy alcohol, pace yourself: public transport runs on schedule and being sober for the journey back is safer.
🏨 Where to stay — recommended strategies
Book accommodation with easy transit links to the Dome area, focusing on neighborhoods connected by major lines (short journey time, fewer transfers). Staying near a major hub will make late-night returns simpler and give you flexibility in case plans change.
- Reserve hotels with flexible cancellation in case an additional show or schedule update is announced.
- Look for properties offering luggage storage so you can explore the city hands-free before and after the show.
📝 Post-show coverage ideas — how to write a review that stands out
If you’re covering the concert for a blog or social feed, capture specific moments that convey the night’s energy — set highlights, a standout vocal moment, or an unexpected encore. Structure your review with a short opening summary, vivid scene-setting, and a closing that offers perspective on the reunion’s significance.
- Use timestamped notes for key songs to help readers follow the set recap.
- Include atmosphere details: crowd reactions, production design, sound clarity, and any surprises on stage.
✍️ Social media & sharing tips
Share high-quality, short-form content soon after the show to capture attention: a 10–20 second clip of a chorus, a candid crowd shot, or a crisp image of your limited-edition merch. Tag the band, official event account, and use concise hashtags to reach fellow fans.
- Suggested hashtags: #OasisLive25, #OasisTokyo, #LiveAtTokyoDome (use the official hashtag if the promoter shares one).
- Respect the band’s and venue’s rules on sharing — some artists request no full-song uploads due to copyright.
✅ In-venue safety & emergency tips
Keep an eye on venue announcements and staff instructions for safe crowd movement and emergency procedures. If traveling with a group, agree on a meeting point outside the venue in case phones lose signal or battery.
- Note nearby medical stations or first-aid points as soon as you arrive.
- Keep travel insurance and emergency contact info easily accessible for peace of mind.
💡 Practical itinerary — sample timeline for attendees (day-of)
- Morning — relax, hydrate, and confirm ticket/phone battery.
- Early afternoon — arrive at the Dome area, pick up merch or check venue map.
- Pre-show — find your seat, locate restrooms and exits, and stretch your legs.
- Post-show — allow crowds to clear slightly before leaving to avoid crushes at exits.
This lightweight plan minimizes stress and gives you time to enjoy the full experience.
“A reunion is a once-in-a-lifetime feeling — plan well, stay safe, and soak in every chorus.”
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Can I re-enter the venue during the show?
A: Re-entry policies vary by event; check your ticket terms or official venue notices before assuming re-entry is allowed.
Q: Are there recommended apps for navigating Tokyo on show day?
A: Use major map apps for navigation and a transit-specific app for live train times. A reloadable transit card is strongly recommended.
Q: Where can I buy official Oasis merch if onsite stock sells out?
A: Official tour merch is typically sold at the venue and through authorized online retailers; follow the official event page for restock notices.
Q: How early should international fans arrive in Tokyo?
A: Arrive at least one day early to adjust for jet lag and to ensure you can handle any last-minute ticketing or travel details.
🔚 Conclusion — final notes & next steps
Attending Oasis Live ’25 Tokyo Dome 2025 is about the music and the moment — careful planning turns a great show into an unforgettable memory. Use the tips above for transit, accessibility, safety, and coverage so you can focus on the performance and the historic reunion.
Ready to prepare? Visit our Merch page for show tees, check the official event page for announcements, and bookmark this guide for last-minute reminders.
See you at the Dome — and don’t forget to savor the chorus.
