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The countdown is on. Over the next three months hundreds of thousands of fans in bucket hats and parkas will be congregating at London’s Wembley Stadium to finally see a reunited Oasis perform in the capital for the first time in 16 years – and night one is just a matter of days away.
Wembley is the biggest venue that the Gallagher brothers and co will be playing at for their reunion tour. The only time that Oasis has ever played to a bigger crowd was when they performed two legendary shows at Knebworth in 1996, when there was an estimated 125,000 fans in attendance each night.
For those heading down to Wembley over the coming weeks and keen to be clued up on as many details as possible, here’s a closer look at the stadium’s seating plan and capacity.
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What’s the Oasis Wembley Stadium seating plan?
This is the Wembley Stadium’s seating plan for when Oasis come to town, according to the venue.
For a better idea of what you’ll actually be able to see from your seat, Wembley has a nifty interactive map that lets you look at the view from each section.
What’s Wembley Stadium’s capacity?
When you include all the people that’ll be in the standing area at the Oasis gig, Wembley Stadium can accommodate a whopping 90,000 people, making it the biggest venue on the reunion tour.
Over the band's seven nights at Wembley Stadium they'll play to a total of around 630,000 people.
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