Supersonic Radio

The dust has settled, the voices are still recovering, and Melbourne is still buzzing. In this special episode of Supersonic Radio, Sam catches up with his mate Phil Peers — musician, and longtime Oasis fan to relive the chaos, magic, and emotion of Live '25 tour and Oasis’s long-awaited return to Australia. Phil shares his memories of seeing Oasis in their prime, growing up in the heart of the North West of England during Britpop’s golden era, and how the Melbourne shows compared to those early

The wait is finally over. Oasis are back and as the Australian leg of their Live 25 reunion tour kicks off, Supersonic Radio dives behind the anticipation ahead of the Aussie shows. Sam Menhennet chats with Matt O’Gorman (Triple M host / drummer of British India) about seeing Oasis’ comeback at Wembley. Sam and Matt reflect on what this reunion means for Australian fans, and why Melbourne — with three massive nights at Marvel Stadium — feels like the perfect home away from home for Oasis.

Host Sam Menhennet dives into the making of Be Here Now. After Knebworth, Oasis were untouchable. Britain’s biggest band with the world at their feet. But what happens after you’ve conquered everything? This is the album that defined both the height and the hangover of Britpop. From the chaos of Abbey Road to the infamous ’97/’98 Australian tour. Each episode of Supersonic Radio blends music, archival clips, and storytelling, tracing Oasis’s journey from their beginnings through the Gallagher

Host Sam Menhennet dives into the making of What’s the Story Morning Glory? the album that turned Oasis from British cult heroes into the biggest band in the world. 30 years on, Sam retraces the sessions at Rockfield Studios, the chaos that shaped the songs, and the moments that defined an era from Some Might Say, Wonderwall, to the Battle of Britpopa and Champagne Supernova at Knebworth. Each episode of Supersonic Radio blends music, archival clips, and storytelling, tracing Oasis’s journey from

Host Sam Menhennet dives into the chaos and charm of Oasis’s debut album Definitely Maybe from the Gallagher brothers’ rough beginnings in Burnage to the fateful night at King Tut’s that changed everything. Each episode of Supersonic Radio blends music, archival clips, and storytelling, tracing Oasis’s journey from their beginnings through the Gallagher brothers’ solo years, right up to their 2025 Australian tour. (To listen to this episode with full tracks, head to bit.ly/SupersonicRadioPod)