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Oasis Popular Songs Ranking [2025]
Oasis, the band whose vocalist and younger Gallagher brother, Liam, kept the tabloids buzzing with his sharp tongue, and whose guitarist and songwriter, the elder Gallagher brother Noel, filled the charts with catchy melodies he wrote.
I think they might be the most famous band in the UK after the Beatles.
Oasis Popular Song Rankings [2025] (1–10)
Don’t Look Back In AngerOasis1rank/position
One of the most iconic songs by Oasis—the ultimate rock band to come out of ’90s Britain—this track is a flawless masterpiece.
On this song, guitarist Noel Gallagher, who handles the songwriting, takes lead vocals to deliver a powerful message: “Don’t look back in anger.” Released as a single from the February 1996 album (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?, it has in recent years come to feel like a national anthem sung when people unite after the tragic events in Manchester.
It’s a song that stays close to the heart when you want to draw a line under the past and move forward.
WonderwallOasis2rank/position
It’s a famous song that everyone knows.
There are various theories about whom the lyrics are addressed to—some say “to a girlfriend,” others say “to his mother”—but in any case, I think it’s a love song.
The chorus goes, “I said maybe you’re gonna be the one that saves me And after all, you’re my wonderwall.” The lyrics are very good.
The overall tone isn’t very bright, so it might work well in a quiet setting, like a scene where someone is reading a letter.
Live ForeverOasis3rank/position
A band that epitomized ’90s Britpop, Oasis released this truly timeless classic in August 1994 from their debut album Definitely Maybe.
Standing apart from the despair-laden worldview of the then-dominant grunge scene, the song raises a powerful anthem of “affirming life.” Its lyrics, as if vowing eternity, sound like they sing of the invincible feeling of youth spent with irreplaceable friends, and of bonds that remain unshakable no matter what.
As the band’s first entry into the UK Top 10, this track will surely give you the courage to move toward the future while holding dear the precious memories you share with your friends.
It’s a hope-filled song to play when you want to reaffirm an irreplaceable friendship.
Champagne SupernovaOasis4rank/position
A band that represents the UK rock scene, Oasis released a track on their 1995 album (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? that stands as a seven-minute epic incorporating elements of psychedelic rock.
Its gradual build from a relaxed tempo and its dreamlike lyrical world offer a universal appeal that invites each listener’s own interpretation.
The song reached No.
1 on the U.
S.
Modern Rock Tracks chart, and a slowed-down version is used in the film The Electric State, scheduled for release in 2025.
Oasis, who announced their reunion in August 2024, are set to embark on the world tour “OASIS LIVE 25” in 2025, with performances planned in Japan as well.
Through choral performance, the song’s grand and beautiful melody can be reimagined in a different form.
WhateverOasis5rank/position
This is the commercial titled “CONNECT,” depicting a woman making her first investment with Daiwa Connect.
The catchphrase, “There’s no place you can’t reach,” leaves a strong impression and seems to encourage those taking on the challenge of investing.
The BGM features “Whatever,” one of the signature songs by the British rock band Oasis.
Released in 1994, it’s a track known for its gentle, captivating melody.
Stand By MeOasis6rank/position
As pioneers of Britpop who led the UK music scene in the 1990s, Oasis’s songs continue to be loved across generations.
Released in September 1997, this work drew major attention as the second single from the album “Be Here Now.” Noel Gallagher’s beautifully crafted melodies blend perfectly with Liam Gallagher’s powerful vocals, delivering a song about life’s uncertainties and the importance of mutual support in relationships.
It reached No.
2 on the UK Singles Chart and earned a Gold certification.
It’s a classic that’s especially popular in Japan—be sure to give it a listen!
Some Might SayOasis7rank/position
The song released in 1995 is known as one of the signature tracks by Oasis, the British rock band renowned worldwide.
Characterized by simple yet powerful lyrics and a catchy melody, it was co-written by Noel Gallagher and drummer Alan White.
It reached number one on the UK Singles Chart, becoming the band’s first number-one hit.
The lyrics carry a hopeful message that good things will inevitably follow periods of hardship and darkness, resonating with many fans.
The track has continued to be loved over the years and was even featured in the game Guitar Hero World Tour.