Chart History - How Many No.1s did Oasis have?

With over 70 million record sales worldwide, Oasis, have 8 No.1 singles in the UK Charts. Releasing twenty seven singles over their career they reached the top spot for the first time in 1995 with the single, Some Might Say.

The bands debut single Supersonic announced Oasis to the world despite only reaching No.31. The follow up singles, Shakermaker, Live Forever, Cigarettes & Alcohol and Whatever, would chart higher, each single cracking the top 20.

Oasis claimed their first UK No.1 with the release of Some Might Say (1995), which featured on their second album, Whats The Story Morning Glory. Surprisingly Wonderwall, which also featured on the same album would only reach No.2, despite its popularity and being Oasis biggest-selling song in their homeland.

The album also featured, Dont Look Back In Anger, which would be the first Oasis single that reached No.1 with Noel Gallagher singing lead vocal.

In 1997 the album Be Here Now, would spawn another two UK No.1s with D'You Know What I Mean? and All Around The World. The single, Stand By Me also featured on the same album would fail to hit the top spot, reaching at No.2 instead.

2000 would see Noel taking lead vocals once more with, Sunday Morning Call, which reached No.4. Featured on the album, Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants, the single was joined by Who Feels Love?, also reaching No.4. The lead single from the same album, Go Let It Out, would see the band hit the top spot once again, giving Oasis their 5th UK No.1

Featured on the album Heathen Chemistry (2002), the singles Stop Crying Your Heart Out and Little by Little/She Is Love, would miss out on top the spot with each single reaching No.2. The Hindu Times, the first single released from the album would hit No.1, giving Oasis their 6th No.1 single.

The album Don't Believe The Truth, released in 2005, would feature Oasis last UK No.1 single, The Importance Of Being Idle, the second single with Noel taking the role of lead vocals. Lyla, the first single released from the same album would also claim top spot hitting No.1.

Following The Importance of Being Idle Oasis would chart a further 5 times in the UK Top 20. Their last single, Dont Stop, a lo-fi acoustic demo of an unreleased track would peak at No.80 in the UK charts. Sung by Noel, the single was an unreleased track and believed to have been originally recorded in the mid-2000s.