The Oasis reunion is officially on, with a British tour next year including three dates at Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium on August 8, 9 and 12.
It’ll be the latest chapter in the story of Oasis in Scotland, starting with a tiny gig at King Tut’s in Glasgow when they were famously ‘discovered’ by manager Alan McGee, who signed them up to Creation Records.
For those lucky enough to get tickets, thoughts will turn to what they will play and if favourite songs will get a live airing.
We’ve taken a look at Oasis’ setlists of the past to see which tracks they play most often - and therefore stand the best chance of being included in the huge stadium gigs.
Here are the top 13.
9. Rock 'n' Roll Star
The first track on debut album Definitely Maybe, Rock 'n' Roll Star was many people's introduction to Oasis and distils much of what makes the band so popular into a near-perfect five-and-a-half minutes. It's also the song they often start gigs with, including the famous four song set they played at Glasgow's King Tut's that got them signed to Creation Records by Alan McGee. | Getty Images
10. I Am The Walrus
Another song played at that historic King Tut's set was Beatles cover I Am The Walrus. It's since become a traditional set closer - although was replaced for a while by The Who's My Generation. A version of the song was included as a B-side to Cigarettes and Alcohol and was recorded live at Scotland's Gleneagles Hotel. | Stacia Timonere/Getty Images
11. Slide Away
The song Oasis play live most that was never a single, or B-side to a single, is Slide Away. It's the tenth track from 1994 debut album Definitely Maybe and was written on a Les Paul sent to Noel Gallagher by guitar legend Johnny Marr. | Getty Images
12. Roll With It
The second single from second album (What's The Story) Morning Glory?, Roll With It will forever be associated with the 'battle of Britpop' when it went head-to head with Blur's Country House to top the UK charts. It lost out, but the album from which it came went on to massively outsell Blur. | Getty Images