Karaoke Ranking of Popular Oasis Songs [2025]

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Oasis – Don’t Look Back In Anger

It’s not just a massive hit that represents 1990s Britain; it’s a timeless classic beloved by music fans around the world.

The lead vocals are handled by Noel Gallagher, the band’s guitarist and songwriter, and the audience sing-alongs at live shows are truly a breathtaking sight.

Compared to typical Oasis tracks, the chorus here is a bit on the higher side, but the melody is straightforward and relatively easy to sing.

Released in 1996, it quickly reached number one on the UK singles chart.

Give it a try when the moment really counts!

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Oasis – Wonderwall (Official Video)

A legendary song that reigns as a pinnacle of Britpop continues to shine as a karaoke staple.

Beginning with the gentle tones of an acoustic guitar and featuring Liam Gallagher’s distinctive vocals, this track was released in October 1995 and became a worldwide hit.

Its lyrics, centered on an “imaginary friend who saves you,” evoke deep empathy and have left a lasting mark on many listeners’ hearts.

At karaoke, singing it with emotion can create a powerful sense of unity in the room.

With Oasis set to reunite in 2024, make sure to sing this classic together and get the crowd going!

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Oasis – Whatever (Official Video)

Oasis, the rock band that still enjoys huge popularity among many young people in Japan.

I think there are still plenty of people who discovered their songs through the film BECK and the like.

Among their tracks, the one I especially recommend is Whatever.

Contrary to the song’s overall feel, the vocal line is surprisingly set in a low register.

Even if you struggle with high notes, you should be able to sing this song.

That said, it’s not just about singing low—if you focus on adding overtones, it will sound more like Western pop, which I recommend.

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Oasis – Stand By Me (Official Video)

“Stand by Me” is the 14th single released by Oasis in 1997.

Rather than showcasing jaw-dropping vocal acrobatics, it features the band’s trademark “familiar, unpretentious vocals,” which in a sense makes it an approachable song even for people who aren’t confident singers.

The tempo is medium—neither too slow nor too fast—so it should feel just right to sing, even for Japanese listeners who aren’t very used to English lyrics.

Try singing it in a way that doesn’t disrupt the laid-back, big-groove feel of the track.

I get the sense most people won’t have issues with the key, but depending on the individual, lowering it a bit might make it easier to sing.

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Oasis – Lyla

This is an Oasis single, released in May 2005, notable for its powerful guitar riffs and catchy melodies.

Featured on the album “Don’t Believe the Truth,” it topped the UK Singles Chart and achieved gold certification in the UK, marking major success.

The lyrics, which tell a story of seeking love and freedom, deliver a resonant and meaningful message.

Written and composed by Noel Gallagher, the song’s value was further recognized following strong reactions at live performances.

It’s a great pick when you want to energize a karaoke session or have fun singing with friends.

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Oasis – D’You Know What I Mean? (Official HD Remastered Video)

If you’re a woman in your 30s who doesn’t want to shoulder the sorrow of a relationship alone, try listening to a song by Oasis that speaks to people all around the world.

You may feel alone, but you’re truly not.

Pay attention to this epic track that will make you feel that way.

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Oasis – Don’t Look Back In Anger (Official Video)

Don’t Look Back in Anger can be called not just Oasis’s signature song, but one of the great global rock anthems.

It’s a track that really hypes up the end of a karaoke session, so I think it feels even better if everyone sings along together on the chorus.