For the 2026 reunion shows (yes, it’s happening, stop pinching yourself), support acts usually start at 6:00 PM and finish by 7:15 PM. Then there’s a glorious, sweaty intermission where you can pee, buy a hot dog that tastes like regret, and watch a thousand men in bucket hats argue about the 1995 Knebworth setlist.
The second support act, if there is one, will often hit the stage around 7:45 PM and wrap up by 8:20 PM. Then the stage goes dark. Then the anticipation starts building—you can feel the collective breath of 90,000 people holding their piss.
Pro tip: Don’t be a tool
If you’re the guy who asks “What time does Oasis start?” at the bar at 9:45 PM, you are a weapon. The answer is “Now, you idiot, now!” You don’t need a watch; you need a sixth sense for when a Gallagher clears his throat. Besides, no one cares what time it starts—they care if Liam still sounds like a man who ate gravel for breakfast. (Spoiler: He does, and it’s magnificent.)
It’s Like the Summer of 1995 All Over Again as Oasis Wow at Wembley
