Excitement is brewing in Cardiff as legendary Britpop band Oasis announced they would be kicking off their 2025 UK and Ireland tour in the Welsh capital next summer. The highly-anticipated reunion of brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher has sent fans into a frenzy, with tickets for their July 4 and 5 shows at Principality Stadium selling out rapidly. In the wake of the announcement, only five hotels in Cardiff currently have availability for those concert dates, with prices reflecting the high demand.
The announcement of Oasis’ reunion tour came after years of speculation and hints on social media, culminating in the band finally putting their differences aside to reunite on stage. Following the announcement, fans rushed to secure tickets for the 14-date tour across July and August next year. As fans prepare for an unforgettable experience, the limited availability of hotel rooms in Cardiff for the concert nights has become a hot topic.
As of 10.08am on booking platforms, only a handful of hotels in Cardiff are showing availability for July 4 and July 5. Prices for rooms on these dates vary, with the cheapest option at Manor Parc Hotel starting from £250 per night. The Radisson Blu Hotel offers rooms from £617, while Staybridge Suites and The Parkgate Hotel also have limited availability for those dates. The most expensive option currently is voco St David’s Cardiff, with room rates starting at £883 for July 4.
While the current availability of hotel rooms may be limited, it is expected that more rooms may become available in the coming days as hotels adjust their pricing and logistics. Fans eager to secure accommodation for the Oasis gig nights are advised to keep an eye out for updates on availability. With the excitement building up for the long-awaited reunion tour, Cardiff’s hospitality sector is gearing up to welcome fans from near and far for a memorable musical experience.
In the midst of the chaos caused by the sudden surge in demand for accommodation, Cardiff’s hotel industry is bracing itself for a busy period ahead. As fans prepare to witness Oasis make history once again on stage, the city’s hotels are working hard to accommodate the influx of concert-goers eager to be part of this iconic moment in music history.