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'None of our f***ing business': Oasis has a dig at Coldplay after kiss cam incident
MANCHESTER, U.K., JUL 22 – Liam Gallagher assured fans there will be no kiss cam at Oasis shows, referencing Coldplay's viral incident that led to Astronomer CEO Andy Byron's resignation after 120 million views.
- At a July 20 concert in Manchester, Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher criticized Coldplay’s kiss cam incident and reassured fans about privacy at Oasis shows.
- The criticism emerged after a viral clip from the July 16 Coldplay concert featured two individuals, later identified as Andy Byron, former CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, the company’s Chief People Officer, embracing on the jumbotron.
- Byron, aged 50, subsequently was placed on leave and resigned after Astronomer’s board launched a formal investigation into the matter.
- Astronomer, a data operations company that raised $93 million in May 2025, stated its leaders must uphold conduct and accountability, while interim CEO Pete DeJoy publicly addressed the situation.
- The incident and resignation highlight media scrutiny on executive conduct and prompted Oasis to emphasize that their fans need not fear public exposure at concerts.
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Fans of the British band Oasis can be reassured: no intrusive camera will come to destroy their family life, their couple and their career.
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