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    New data reveals Wales’ top 10 most in demand artists for 2025

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryDecember 11, 2025No Comments
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    Oasis have been named the most in demand live act in Wales for 2025, according to viagogo’s latest Year in Live Experiences Report.

    The ticket marketplace has revealed the artists Welsh fans searched for and bought tickets for most over the past year, with Oasis topping the list thanks to their huge reunion tour, The Oasis Live ’25. The band played two sold out nights at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium as part of a global run of 41 dates across Asia, Australia, Europe, North America and South America.

    Coldplay take second place, with their high energy shows continuing to attract huge Welsh audiences. Lewis Capaldi ranks third as fans welcomed his long awaited return to the stage.

    Demand was also strong for Chris Brown and Metallica, reflecting the wide range of genres that appeal to Welsh audiences, from R and B to heavy metal. Country star Luke Combs appears in the top ten as the genre’s popularity continues to grow across Wales.

    Stereophonics remain a firm favourite at home, while Lana Del Rey, Kendrick Lamar and Lady Gaga complete the top ten, showcasing Wales’s appetite for major pop, alternative and hip hop artists.

    WALES TOP 10 MOST IN DEMAND ARTISTS FOR 2025

    1. Oasis

    2. Coldplay

    3. Lewis Capaldi

    4. Chris Brown

    5. Metallica

    6. Luke Combs

    7. Stereophonics

    8. Lana Del Rey

    9. Kendrick Lamar

    10. Lady Gaga

    Viagogo says the trends show a diverse and enthusiastic live music scene across Wales as 2025 approaches.

    Looking ahead, some of the biggest tickets for 2026 across the UK include Bon Jovi, Luke Combs and Bad Bunny, with demand already rising for major tours next year.

    Hayley DiNaso at viagogo said live events continue to thrive. She added: “Fans across the UK continue to show incredible enthusiasm for both legendary acts and contemporary stars. The diversity of demand highlights the wide-ranging tastes of music audiences, and with 2026 shaping up to feature huge names like Bon Jovi, Luke Combs and Bad Bunny, the excitement for live events shows no signs of slowing.”

    For comparison, Coldplay top the UK wide list for 2025, followed by Oasis and Billie Eilish, while Bon Jovi currently lead the way for 2026.

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