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Oasis Fans Go Supersonic as Seminal Band’s Long-Awaited Reunion Tour Kicks Off in Cardiff
- On July 4, Oasis's bandmates Noel and Liam Gallagher reunited on stage at Cardiff's Principality Stadium for their first joint performance since 2009, marking a historic moment in British music.
- After a 2009 backstage brawl at Paris's Rock en Seine, Oasis split up; the band announced a reunion tour in August 2024, ending a 15-year hiatus.
- Supporting the reunion, support acts Cast and Richard Ashcroft performed at Cardiff's stadium with over 70,000 fans, while celebrities like Matt Smith and Louis Tomlinson were among attendees.
- In Cardiff, hospitality was boosted with full bookings and overflowing bars, while exclusive merchandise created a lively cultural scene, as the Oasis reunion tour kicked off.
- Beyond Cardiff, Oasis' global tour will visit venues in Ireland, Japan, South Korea, South America, Australia, and North America, with a tour film produced by Steven Knight.
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After 16 Years, Oasis Retakes Stage With 'Hello'
Before an ecstatic capacity crowd in Wales, Oasis kicked off its reunion tour on Friday, beginning with "Hello"—including the "it's good to be back" refrain—and carrying on with a celebration of the band's greatest hits. It was a moment fans had longed since the band broke up in...
In Cardiff the first of the 41 dates of the most awaited reunion of the year
Oasis Make a Mighty Return After 16 Years With Blowout U.K. Gig
It only felt truly real when Liam and Noel Gallagher strode out on stage together in Cardiff hand-in-hand, raising them aloft as one to a crowd that had waited 16 years for this moment. “It’s good to be back,” Liam sang a few minutes later, opening a gig many thought would never happen with “Hello.” Ask people over the last year and they’ll tell you a hundred different reasons why Oasis are back together. “Liam and Noel have finally buried the…
The Manchester band has given its first show since 2009 this Friday evening at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff. Reportage in the heart of a two-hour show with a tube festival.
More than 30 years ago they wrote music history, then there was a dispute. For the first time in 16 years, the Gallagher brothers are now on stage again - the enthusiasm is correspondingly great.
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