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Oasis Residency Fuels Wembley’s Record 250,000 Pint Nights

Repurposing unused spaces into cold storage highlights the logistical feats required to supply over 250,000 pints per night.

Overview

  • Oasis’s seven-night Live ’25 residency at Wembley is averaging 250,000 pints of beer sold per night, breaking the stadium’s consumption record.
  • Delaware North has converted under-escalator areas into cold storage and orchestrated the movement of about 4,500 kegs nightly to satisfy the unprecedented demand.
  • Nearby pubs around Wembley Park have been “packed to the rafters” on show nights, according to Evolv, driving a significant revenue uplift for local hospitality.
  • Earlier stops in Cardiff and Manchester also generated sharp rises in beer sales, with a Cardiff microbrewery reporting fourfold growth and Manchester pubs seeing a 56 percent surge.
  • Two Wembley performances remain this month before Oasis takes the Live ’25 tour to venues in Europe, North America, and Asia.