Oasis fans just got the news they've been waiting for, and it's absolutely brilliant.
The legendary British rock band announced that "Familiar to Millions," their iconic live album recorded at Wembley Stadium in July 2000, is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a special re-release. The album will be available in both 2CD and 3LP editions, with vinyl formats returning to stores for the first time since the original release dropped a quarter-century ago.
The announcement on TikTok featured electrifying footage of the band performing "Go Let it Out" live at Wembley, instantly transporting fans back to that unforgettable night. The comments section exploded with excitement as devoted followers shared their enthusiasm. "I LOVE YOU LIAM," one fan gushed, while another cryptically posted "2026 ???????"—likely a nod to the brothers' upcoming reunion tour.
@oasis‘Familiar To Millions’ is 25! To mark the anniversary, the live album, captured during the band’s iconic Wembley Stadium performance in July 2000, will be available tomorrow in both 2CD and 3LP editions, with vinyl formats being made available for the first time since its original release! Order your copy via the link in bio.
♬ Go Let It Out - OasisBy the time Oasis took the Wembley stage in 2000, they had already transformed from unknown Manchester musicians playing tiny pub backrooms to one of the most important rock bands in modern history. Just four years earlier, they had performed to 250,000 fans over two nights at Knebworth Park, cementing their status as genuine superstars.
Why Does Familiar to Millions Still Resonate Today?
The power of Oasis lies in their songs. Tracks like "Wonderwall," "Don't Look Back in Anger" and "Champagne Supernova" became more than just hits—they became anthems that entire generations know by heart. These weren't songs that faded away after their chart run ended. Instead, they grew stronger with time, continuing to inspire new musicians to pick up guitars and dream big.
Related: The Beatles' Legendary '60s Rock Album Is Climbing Back Up the Billboard Charts at Record Speed
Liam Gallagher's voice—raw, soulful and dripping with attitude—made him one of rock's last true frontmen. Brother Noel's gift for crafting unforgettable melodies gave us a songbook that rivals any in rock history. Together, the Gallagher brothers created music that crossed borders and language barriers, selling out stadiums from New York's Madison Square Garden to Buenos Aires' River Plate Stadium.
Photo by Dave Hogan on Getty Images
The Perfect Time for a Re-Release
This vinyl anniversary edition arrives at exactly the right moment. With Oasis reuniting for shows in 2026 after 15 years apart, both longtime fans and newcomers are rediscovering why the band mattered so much. "Familiar to Millions" captures the group at their absolute peak—commanding a massive stadium crowd and making every single person feel part of something extraordinary.
Photo by James Fry on Getty Images
? SIGN UP for Parade’s Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox ?
The Gallagher brothers set out to create something that would live forever, and somehow they pulled it off. This re-release gives fans a chance to own a piece of that magic, preserving a moment when rock and roll felt truly unstoppable.
Pre-orders are available now.
Hence then, the article about 90s rock band marks 25th anniversary of iconic wembley stadium concert with big surprise for fans was published today ( ) and is available on Parade ( Saudi Arabia ) The editorial team at PressBee has edited and verified it, and it may have been modified, fully republished, or quoted. You can read and follow the updates of this news or article from its original source.
Read More Details
Finally We wish PressBee provided you with enough information of ( '90s Rock Band Marks 25th Anniversary of Iconic Wembley Stadium Concert With Big Surprise for Fans )
Also on site :
- The Supreme Court Cast Its Lot With Trumpism. It Should Be Very Worried.
- UN renews Sudan ceasefire appeal over ‘unimaginable suffering’ of civilians
- Central African Republic election: Who’s running and what’s at stake?