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Anyone going to see Oasis

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Ziggy62 Fri 04-Jul-25 11:43:32

Vernon Kay very excited on radio 2 this morning about taking his daughter to see Oasis.

I love live gigs, saw Morrissey in Dublin end of May. Seeing Leo Sayer later this month

Wasn't a fan of Oasis but tried (unsuccessfully) to get tickets as my husband is a fan.

So anyone lucky enough to be going?

Ziggy62 Sat 05-Jul-25 09:18:16

The title of this thread is "Anyone going to see Oasis "

Sarnia Sat 05-Jul-25 08:05:43

Georgesgran

Sorry Ziggy but definitely not. I’d rather poke my eyes out with a sharp stick! (as the saying goes).

Pass the stick when you've finished!

ViceVersa Sat 05-Jul-25 07:52:04

Astitchintime

Wild horses wouldn’t drag me to an Oasis concert and I certainly wouldn’t fork out a hideous amount of money to see them anyway! Never liked them the first time around and cannot understand all the hype about this reunion tour!

Obviously if you've never liked them then you won't 'get' the hype about the reunion tour. As I said in my earlier post, I was never mad about them either, but I do understand why fans are excited about them getting back together. I'd sell my firstborn (only joking!) to get tickets for my favourite band if they announce a UK tour.

Gingster Sat 05-Jul-25 07:25:46

One or the other Gallagher brothers (or both , I can’t remember), visited the nursing home in Ireland to see their Granny, where my MIL stayed. They spoke to all the residents and MIL. said ‘they were lovely boys.’ 😂

Astitchintime Sat 05-Jul-25 07:12:04

Wild horses wouldn’t drag me to an Oasis concert and I certainly wouldn’t fork out a hideous amount of money to see them anyway! Never liked them the first time around and cannot understand all the hype about this reunion tour!

Doodledog Sat 05-Jul-25 06:27:48

I quite like them - their music reminds me of when my children were little - but no.

I tried to get tickets for the reunion tour (well I offered to pay for them as a present to my son and DIL, and they did the queuing) but by the time they got anywhere near the top of the queue the prices were insane because of dynamic pricing and they gave up. Maybe that was the fault of Ticketmaster, but I thought it was grabby and it left a sour taste.

rafichagran Sat 05-Jul-25 03:28:42

My Son, Grandson and their partners will be going.

Debbi58 Sat 05-Jul-25 01:54:50

I was there at Cardiff last night , it was Amazing, so lucky to get tickets

Ziggy62 Fri 04-Jul-25 22:56:41

Clips I've seen so far look good
Enjoy xx

Casdon Fri 04-Jul-25 17:35:02

Yes, I’m going tomorrow, day 2 in Cardiff. We are big Oasis fans in our house, and are all so excited, how lucky we were to get tickets. The standing tickets started queuing outside the stadium yesterday for the first gig tonight, and Cardiff is absolutely buzzing. We’re seated though. I’m sure it will be fantastic!

ViceVersa Fri 04-Jul-25 17:11:33

They quite often have big concerts on during the festival anyway, so I wouldn't have thought Oasis would make much difference.

Iam64 Fri 04-Jul-25 16:56:44

Aveline, maybe you’ll get away with it. Heaps of time for Noel and Liam to have a spectacular bust up before then 😉

Aveline Fri 04-Jul-25 16:53:27

They're doing three concerts near us during the Edinburgh festival. We'll hear it if we have the windows open. It's terrible timing as the city will already be full to bursting without thousands of Oasis fans arriving too.

Iam64 Fri 04-Jul-25 16:07:31

I’m on grannie and dog minding duty. One of my daughters booked me yesterday after somehow getting tickets.
I’m far too old to be an Oasis fan. Two of my grandsons do good imitation of being the Gallagher brothers, great sulky points and Manc swaggers

Loretta1 Fri 04-Jul-25 15:32:17

We are going to see Stevie Wonder in Hyde Park next Saturday. More my thing and so excited!

DollyD Fri 04-Jul-25 15:01:21

I tried to get tickets for myself, 17year old Gs and my Son in law.
I would love to see them live but more than that I would have loved to see them live back in their hey day.

crazyH Fri 04-Jul-25 14:39:55

My son and d.i.l. are going and I’ve got the boys for a sleep-over. No sleep for me tonight 😂. They have their own twin beds in the bedroom next to mine, but we eventually end up three-in-a-bed. My bed is just a normal king-size or is it double ? Anyway, it’s going to be tight but I love it 🥰

ViceVersa Fri 04-Jul-25 14:34:44

Jaxjacky

I found it is being streamed ViceVersa £25!,

Ooft, no ta! I'm sure I'll find a clip of the drummer I want to see at some point.

Jaxjacky Fri 04-Jul-25 14:26:04

I found it is being streamed ViceVersa £25!,

Magenta8 Fri 04-Jul-25 14:11:03

Not my scene, as we used to say in the 60s and 70s.

I just hope tour goes ahead smoothly and they play all the venues in spite of Liam and Noel's mutual antagonism and anger issues. Anyway I hope their fans with tickets all get to enjoy seeing them live.

ViceVersa Fri 04-Jul-25 13:48:57

One of my favourite drummers is taking part in the Black Sabbath gig, so I might try to catch some of it if I can find it being streamed anywhere.
I was more of a Blur fan than an Oasis fan, but hope anyone who is going enjoys themselves.

Ziggy62 Fri 04-Jul-25 13:02:25

Jaxjacky

I’d rather see Black Sabbath and support bands, sadly seeing neither.

Yes we tried to get tickets for Black Sabbath

Jaxjacky Fri 04-Jul-25 12:49:10

I’d rather see Black Sabbath and support bands, sadly seeing neither.

TerriBull Fri 04-Jul-25 12:15:56

My children were Oasis fans, the older one more so, by extension I was introduced to their music, I did love their album 'What's the Story Morning Glory' I think they are talented, inspite of the constant furore that surrounds them, but no I'm not going to see them. When I went to concerts tickets weren't so outrageously expensive.

Kandinsky Fri 04-Jul-25 12:10:26

Unfortunately not. But absolutely love them. I tried to get tickets but no luck.