Oasis announce standalone single as part of HELP(2) project

Oasis have announced that their single ‘Acquiesce (Live From Wembley Stadium, September 28, 2025)’ will be included with the forthcoming HELP(2) album in aid of War Child UK.

The English Rock band's track will be enclosed with the upcoming HELP(2) as a standalone 7' single within the gatefold of the vinyl edition and as a hidden track on the double CD version.

This is the first physical release of a live recording from Oasis's world tour, which occurred last year. The recording is from the final night of their seven-show run at Wembley Stadium.

Alongside Oasis, the LP features a star-studded line-up including Anna Calvi, Arctic Monkeys, Arlo Parks, Beabadoobee, Fontaines D.C., Olivia Rodrigo, The Last Dinner Party, Wet Leg, Depeche Mode, and more.

A new collaborative album inspired by the 1995 record HELP, HELP(2), aims to engage music lovers globally in support of War Child's work.

War Child is an organisation dedicated to delivering aid, education, specialist mental health support, and protection to children affected by conflict around the world.

"HELP(2) is more than an album," said Head of Music at War Child UK, Rich Clarke. "It's a powerful example of what can happen when the music industry comes together around a shared purpose. It has united a diverse group of artists and creatives in support of War Child's vital work with children affected by the devastating impacts of war.

"We are immensely grateful to all the artists and teams who have donated their voices, talent and time to support our mission to ensure that no child is caught up in conflict zones. We hope this record not only raises vital funds, but also awareness of the urgent need to turn compassion into action and do more to protect children living through war."

Oasis previously featured on the original HELP with ‘Fade Away’.

Noel Gallagher also contributed as one-third of The Smokin' Mojo Filters alongside Paul McCartney and Paul Weller.

The original HELP album was recorded in a single day, raising over £1.2million. When the record was released, around 10% of the world's children were affected by conflict. Today, that figure has almost doubled to nearly one in five, with 520 million children being affected by warfare - more than at any time since the Second World War.

HELP(2) will be released on March 6 via War Child Records, but can be pre-ordered here.

Watch the trailer of the album HELP(2) below: