Oasis sends Postcards from all around the world

With one of the biggest comebacks in music history, Oasis dominated fashion, the airwaves and the wider cultural conversation in 2025.

It’s understandable, therefore, that the band didn’t need to spell things out for its eagerly anticipated follow-up, instead teasing the much-mooted tour dates through a striking series of films, Postcards.

Shot through Blindeye Films across 10 locations - Glasgow, Manchester, Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, Boston, Las Vegas and Slane, Ireland - co-creators and directors Daniel Broadley and Joshua Halling’s vignettes use subtle visual cues to build mystery around the announcement, inviting fans to scour the images for hints of what’s to come.

Among the Easter eggs: a Glasgow chip shop’s posters reveal the coordinates for Celtic Park, while a kid scratches 11 tally marks into a Manchester wall, hinting at the number of shows. In Boston, a barbershop newspaper bears the date of Oasis’ first show in the city, while a scene at Slane Castle recreates Jill Furmanovsky’s iconic photograph of Liam Gallagher onstage, replacing the packed crowd with an empty field.

Gleaning clues little by little, some might say that fans will want to talk tonight about travelling half the world away to see their favourite rock ’n’ roll stars. We reckon: just roll with it.