Noel Gallagher looks effortlessly stylish as he jets out of Australia with his son – following ‘Biblical’ sold-out Oasis tour Down Under

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Noel Gallagher, from the band Oasis, was seen looking relaxed and fashionable at Sydney Airport on Thursday as he prepared to depart Australia after a successful reunion tour that sold out all its shows.

The 58-year-old musician looked casual and at ease as he walked through the airport with one of his sons. He was wearing sunglasses, jeans, and a black jacket.

Noel seemed cheerful as he walked through the airport after finishing a successful tour of Australia, with five concerts in Sydney and Melbourne all selling out.

The guitarist seemed relaxed after a very successful two weeks of touring in Australia, continuing the positive feedback he’s received during the reunion shows.

Even though the tour was exhausting, Noel looked surprisingly good leaving the venue, with his usual sunglasses and a gold necklace.

The man from Manchester didn’t seem to have his famous younger brother, Liam, 53, with him during this event.

This follows Oasis expressing gratitude to their fans on social media after finishing their first concerts in Australia for two decades.

Over the past two weeks, Noel and Liam Gallagher performed for around 320,000 fans in Sydney and Melbourne.

The band posted a video of their recent Australian tour on Instagram, and fans flooded the comments saying the concerts were the best they’ve ever experienced.

During the video, a fan showed off an incredible tattoo dedicated to the band from Manchester.

A portrait of the Gallagher brothers, known for their parkas, is tattooed on the Australian man’s arm.

The band expressed their gratitude to Australia in a video caption. The video showed many dedicated Oasis fans enjoying the music and wearing band merchandise, like the iconic bucket hat.

Fans flooded the post with comments about the concerts, and many described the Australian shows as truly amazing, even ‘biblical’ in scale.

Fans were ecstatic after the concerts, with one saying it was “the most incredible two nights” and another calling it “one of the best days of my life!” They expressed their lasting love for Oasis with enthusiastic messages like “OASIS FOREVER!!!”

‘Biblical – come back soon,’ cooed another fan.

Despite a successful sold-out concert, the band faced some criticism after their initial shows in Sydney earlier this month, with some fans expressing their disappointment.

Just before a concert in November, a video on Instagram showed thousands of fans waiting in a long line outside Accor Stadium, with only 45 minutes left until the performance began.

The fan posted the video to the Bondi Lines account, explaining that the train line was completely stalled and not progressing at all.

‘Few people missing out on [the] first song,’ one person responded in the comments.

Instead of holding staff accountable, some people blamed the concert attendees, suggesting they should have come earlier to avoid delays getting in.

‘Not that fook’n hard to understand—get there EARLIER,’ one wrote.

Fans started lining up outside Accor Stadium early Friday morning, even before dawn. The stadium doors opened at 6 p.m., and the show began at 7:30 p.m.

Oasis’ recent tour was a huge hit, selling a total of 320,000 tickets across five stadium concerts – three in Melbourne and two in Sydney, according to Live Nation and reported by The Australian Financial Review.

The band will finish their tour with concerts in South America, playing shows in Argentina, Chile, and Brazil.

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2025-11-16 07:04