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Oasis are back! Liam and Noel Gallagher FINALLY arrive on stage at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium for first night of long-awaited reunion tour as celebrities flood the crowds – 15 years since their dramatic split

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Liam and Noel Gallagher, long-awaited Oasis bandmates, have lastly made their grand entrance on stage at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, marking the start of their reunion tour.

Over 75,000 spectators witnessed a historic moment when Noel (age 58) and Liam (age 52), who hadn’t performed together in 16 years, took the stage for the first time on a Friday evening.

Liam remarked that the atmosphere felt like Manchester before beginning the performance with ‘Hello,’ the first song from their 1995 hit album ‘What’s The Story (Morning Glory),'” or more casually, “Before starting the show, Liam commented on the Manchester-like vibe, then launched into ‘Hello’, the opening track of their 1995 hit ‘What’s The Story (Morning Glory).’

Afterward, they chose a track named Acquiesce, hailing from their debut album released in 1995. This was succeeded by Morning Glory, the title track from their second studio album.

Liam shouted out: ‘Yes beautiful people! It’s been too long.’

Right before Oasis took the stage, Richard Ashcroft enthusiastically expressed, “I’m thrilled to be here with the finest rock and roll group! Hearing that Oasis was reuniting made me think they had invited me along!

In their early years, Richard’s previous group, The Verve, went on tour with Oasis. Before taking the stage himself, Noel Gallagher was observed enjoying part of Richard’s performance.

Noel’s ex-wife Meg Mathews and daughter Anais were in the crowd to support him.

According to a source, Meg Mathews, who had been frequently discussing her former spouse, enjoyed an excellent vantage point during the performance. Prior to the show, she was in high spirits, enjoying Richard Ashcroft’s act with friends.

At their indie rock concert in Cardiff, the Liverpool band Cast honored Diogo Jota with a heartfelt tribute as they began the performance.

In simple terms, the lead singer John Power paused to honor the memory of Liverpool soccer player Diogo. He chose to dedicate their song “Walkaway” to him following his heartbreaking demise.

In a heartfelt instant, he exclaimed: “Here’s Walkaway, dedicated to Diogo Jota. Stay calm, my friend.

On Thursday, a sad incident occurred where the Portuguese athlete, along with his brother Andre (aged 26), lost their lives in a heart-wrenching car accident. The duo had been part of the Portuguese second division team, Penafiel.

During an overtake on the A-52 road at Cernadilla, close to Zamora (which is about 10 miles beyond the Portuguese border), his Lamborghini Huracan experienced a tire explosion.

The expensive car, valued at around £180,000, reportedly overturned and caught fire, tragically leaving two football players unreachable for rescue. No other cars seem to be implicated in the incident, according to the police.

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According to reports from his homeland, the brothers were making their way to Santander intending to board a ferry to Britain, as Diogo had been warned against flying due to recent lung surgery.

The sudden passing of Jota left a profound impact on the soccer community, prompting countless fans to assemble and honor his memory in large numbers, at age 28.

The misfortune occurred shortly following the wedding of Jota to Rute Cardoso, his spouse with whom he has three small kids, which took place on June 22.

Following a span of 15 years, Liam and Noel come together once more for an impressive tour spanning 41 shows across Europe. The whopping 900,000 fans who have eagerly secured their tickets will not be left feeling let down as the set list is jam-packed with the nineties band’s timeless hits.

The streets of Cardiff buzzed with excitement prior to Oasis’s first show, as the air was filled with the strumming of Wonderwall from passing work trucks. Enthusiastic fans were lined up, eagerly waiting to grab some bucket hats and T-shirts.

The streets in Cardiff were bustling with excitement before Oasis’s opening concert, as the catchy tunes of Wonderwall echoed from work vehicles. Fans were impatiently queuing up for their chance to buy bucket hats and T-shirts.

Patrick Foley along with his 10-year-old enthusiast, Alex, journeyed from Stroud specifically for that historic occasion.

For approximately six to seven years now, my father’s music has captivated me. One day, he played a tune that resonated deeply within me, and it has left an indelible mark ever since. This melodious journey is something I shall cherish forever.

‘I would rather be here than the Man United Champions league final, it’s a once in a lifetime.

At school, everyone seems to find me quite fascinating. My excitement about seeing Liam kept me awake until 3 am and I ended up waking up early.

Even though he’s been a die-hard fan for years, this was Patrick’s initial concert experience and he exclaimed, “There isn’t anyone else I’d rather be with than my son.

Near his wife Holly, aged 31, Jarreth (aged 33) shared with TopMob: “Today ranks among the most significant moments in my life, surpassed only by my wedding day, our daughter Lila’s birth – she was named after an Oasis song – and today.

Holly remarked: “The vibe in Cardiff right now is electrifying. I’ve never seen such excitement accumulate as there is now – it feels like nothing has ever prepared us for an event as grand as this, even compared to when Taylor Swift performed here.

‘We said that if Oasis ever got back together we would have to be there.’

The superfan couple spent more than £450 on Oasis merchandise, with two T-shirts and a bucket hat.

Glen, aged 42 and hailing from Essex, who works as a part-time window cleaner and bears a striking resemblance to Liam Gallagher, has been overwhelmed by enthusiastic admirers eager for selfies.

He shared with TopMob: “I woke up today feeling exhilarated. I have a strong feeling that it’s about to soar for the next 3 to 4 months, it’s going to be enormous, almost unprecedented.

A year ago, I was at Cardiff Castle enjoying Noel’s performance in July, and it wouldn’t have crossed my mind that today we’d be back here, this time watching Oasis perform in the main stadium.

It’s astonishing, but it just kept growing and growing, reaching a critical point, yet they’re at the perfect age to accomplish it now, they’re still young enough.

As a die-hard fan, I can’t help but feel elated that the new generation gets to experience the magic of Oasis, a band whose music has been unparalleled since the ’90s. The timing couldn’t be more impeccable; it’s their time to shine!

This event is likely to rank among the most significant ones we’ll witness during our lifetimes, offering an unprecedented experience for everyone involved.

In the year 2000, when I was 17 years old, I had the chance to watch them in Nebworth. Incredibly, some folks believe I’m Liam Gallagher, so I’ve been snapping a few selfies for fun.

He went on saying: ‘Next week is Manchester for me, followed by Wembley, and then Los Angeles. Yesterday marked my debut at a lookalike event, I had a photo session at the Marstens pub in Cardiff, and I’ve usually declined such opportunities.’

Given that they’ve returned now, I can’t avoid it – I need to jump on board since everyone seems to adore Oasis right now. It’s great to contribute to the enthusiasm, so I’ll be occupied all summer. To be honest, they are quite enjoyable, and it’s exciting that I’ll be performing at gigs.

As a die-hard Oasis enthusiast, I, Luciana Barba, 44, splurged an astounding £1,000 to jetset from Argentina, just to catch their performances on Friday and Saturday night! And let me tell you, I didn’t hold back when it came to merchandise – I’ve been known to drop as much as £3,000 on the iconic band’s memorabilia. The thrill of being there, surrounded by fellow fans, is truly indescribable!

‘Today is the day,’ she told TopMob.

Before the eagerly awaited night, videos and photos from a unique drone display above Cardiff Principality Stadium captivated people.

Before the much-awaited nighttime event, stunning drone footage and images over Cardiff Principality Stadium left everyone mesmerized.

The duo lit up the sky with brightly coloured drones which spelt out the word ‘OASIS’.

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