Kristen Stewart joined a star-studded crowd Sunday as Oasis brought its Live '25 reunion tour to the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, Calif.
The 35-year-old actress, who attended the Saturday show with her wife Dylan Meyer, embraced a mod-inspired look, pairing a black long-sleeved top with red sports shorts and platform trainers. Also in the crowd were singer Noah Cyrus, who wore an oversized sweater dress with knee-high leather boots, and actress Sofia Vergara, who chose a plunging halterneck top and baggy, distressed jeans. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg was also reported among attendees.
The Rose Bowl stop is part of Oasis's first tour together in more than a decade, a reunion that began with shows in the U.K. and kicked off in Cardiff in July. The Gallagher brothers, Noel and Liam, who split the band in 2009 amid public feuding, have largely kept their distance off-stage while performing together on the Live '25 dates.
Noel Gallagher, who fronts his own band High Flying Birds when not performing with Oasis, has been reported to be writing new material while on the road. An insider told The Mirror that playing to large, enthusiastic crowds has reinvigorated his creativity, but that he has not decided whether the new songs would be used for a solo project or an Oasis record with Liam on vocals. "There is no Oasis studio return as yet agreed by the band," the source said, according to published reports.
Media outlets have also reported that the brothers have received lucrative offers to extend their comeback next year, including proposals for multiple shows at Knebworth House to mark the 30th anniversary of their 1996 concerts. Rumors of a possible residency at Manchester City's Etihad Stadium circulated on fan forums and social media. People close to the band told The Sun that while the speculation is widespread, no deals have been signed and there are no concrete plans for 2026.
Reports suggest the reunited pair could earn substantial sums if they continue touring; published estimates have placed potential earnings at about £50 million each if they can maintain a working relationship on the road. Representatives for the band did not immediately provide comment to media outlets covering the shows.
The Oasis reunion has drawn intense public interest, with fans and celebrities attending high-profile dates in North America and the U.K. As the Live '25 tour continues, available statements from those close to the group indicate that decisions about recording new material and extending the reunion will be made privately by the Gallagher brothers as the tour progresses.