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Daily Record
16 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Liam Gallagher's 'stern warning' to fans and set times ahead of Edinburgh Oasis gigs
The Oasis reunion tour kicks off in Cardiff on Friday, July 4, and the famed brothers are playing three nights at Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium in August. Liam Gallagher has revealed the set times for the first show of the Oasis reunion tour, alongside a stern warning to gig goers. Liam urged fans in Cardiff to show up on time or risk missing the show. The Oasis frontman said on X: "OASIS on stage 8.15pm Cardiff don't be late or we'll start without you and you don't want that now do ya see ya there LG x." The Mirror revealed support acts Cast will perform at 6pm, with Ashcroft taking to the stage at 7pm. Some fans however, weren't impressed with the announcement, thinking the show was kicking off too early in the evening. One fan wrote: "That's a bit early Liam." Another said: "8:15 is early but I'm NOT complaining." Liam cheekily hit back: "I think it's late if it was up to me we'd be having it at 5am. Don't blame me I do the singing and scowling." A third fan asked the star: "What ya walking out too ? Will you say the first word or will Noel?" to which Liam joked in reply: "Bad boys wham." When one fan innocently asked: "Is it the same for Murrayfield LG? Happy Saturday," Liam got a bit of backlash from fans when he posted: "I've been asked to share this information with you all I'm not doing this every f***ing gig I'm not the TM." One fan said: "Oh don't be aggressive it was a little question." Another wrote: "OKAY DON'T GET MAD AT US NOW URE THE ONE WHO TOLD US WE DIDN'T EVEN ASK." A third pointed out: "YOU'RE THE ONE THAT RANDOMLY SAID THIS DON'T BLAME US." When a fourth fan joked: "You're the band scheduler now?" Liam replied: "Looks like it." The music legends will take to the stage together for the first time in 16 years next month for their huge Oasis Live '25 tour. It comes as famously feuding brothers Liam and Noel agreed on a truce to get the band back together last year. After years of estrangement, the brothers left fans in a state of disbelief when they announced their sensational return – almost 15 years to the day of their split in August 2009. Their first comeback gig will be at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on July 4. This will be followed by a string of homecoming gigs in their native Manchester at Heaton Park and London's Wembley Stadium. They then play Edinburgh and Dublin before turning it into a world tour with dates in Chicago, Mexico, Tokyo, Melbourne, Sydney and Sao Paulo. And those who weren't quick enough to nab Oasis tickets the first time round will be given another chance to nab one - as the band confirmed this week that more tickets will be released very soon. Speaking out in a statement on their social media accounts, Oasis wrote: "As the shows are getting closer, Oasis promoters may be able to release a very limited number of additional tickets for sale once final sight lines are checked and the production is fine tuned." It added: "These final production releases will happen over the coming days." Ahead of the Cardiff show, Noel shared: "We finished rehearsing last Tuesday. We've got a few days off now and it's sounding huge, so we're all, well this is it, there's no going back now. It's good." Speaking to Talksport he was asked if he would be at Glastonbury this week. Noel joked: "I might have a look at it on the iPlayer, yeah, but everyone was saying 'are you coming?' I was like, 'I think it's probably best if I sit it out this year as I've got something going on next weekend.'" Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Liam recently opened up to reveal what his one major regret about the band was. A fan asked him on social media: "How does it feel singing songs with ur brother again? Like old times?" Liam responded: "You know what it's spiritual, but I can't help think about all those wasted years, what a waste of PRECIOUS time." But will this reunion tour be their last, or can fans expect to see the brothers again?
Wales Online
18 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
Liam Gallagher issues new Oasis Cardiff gig details in surprise update
Liam Gallagher issues new Oasis Cardiff gig details in surprise update Liam Gallagher has shared more new details of the band's highly anticipated reunion tour - including what time the group will take to the stage at the first show in Cardiff on July 4 The countdown has nearly finished for Oasis Live 25 Oasis legend Liam Gallagher has revealed new details about the inaugural gig of the band's eagerly awaited reunion tour. Taking to X on Saturday 52-year-old Liam announced the expected start time for the first show, set to take place in Cardiff on Friday, July 4. The iconic lead singer said: "OASIS on stage 8.15pm Cardiff, don't be late or we'll start without you and you don't want that now do ya. See ya there LG x." Support act Cast will hit the stage at 6pm followed by Richard Ashcroft at 7pm. Some supporters expressed concerns over the early start for the Stand By Me hitmakers, with one commenting: "That's a bit early Liam." Another said: "8:15 is early but I'm NOT complaining." In his typical fashion Liam quipped back: "I think it's late if it was up to me we'd be having it at 5am. Don't blame me I do the singing and scowling." In pursuit of additional insights into the band's playlist for the tour, another fan enquired: "What ya walking out too? Will you say the first word or will Noel?" To which Liam responded: "Bad boys wham." When a fan innocently questioned: "Is it the same for Murrayfield LG? Happy Saturday," Liam faced a slight backlash from followers after replying: "I've been asked to share this information with you all I'm not doing this every f***ing gig I'm not the TM." Article continues below One fan remarked: "Oh don't be aggressive it was a little question." Another said: "OKAY DON'T GET MAD AT US NOW URE THE ONE WHO TOLD US WE DIDN'T EVEN ASK." When one said "You're the band scheduler now?" Liam wittily responded, "Looks like it." The brothers are set to perform together for the first time in 16 years in the Oasis Live '25 tour. It follows Liam and Noel burying the hatchet last year. Their initial comeback performance is slated for the Principality Stadium on July 4, leading into a series of homecoming shows at Heaton Park in Manchester and Wembley Stadium in London. They'll also grace stages in Edinburgh and Dublin and then expand their tour globally with dates in Chicago, Mexico, Tokyo, Melbourne, Sydney, and Sao Paulo. For those who missed out on snapping up tickets during the initial sale, a fresh opportunity is on the horizon as the band disclosed this week that additional tickets will soon be up for grabs – just as the Gallagher brothers kick off their tour. On social media the band said: "As the shows are getting closer, Oasis promoters may be able to release a very limited number of additional tickets for sale once final sight lines are checked and the production is fine tuned. These final production releases will happen over the coming days." Before the Cardiff gig Noel revealed: "We finished rehearsing last Tuesday. We've got a few days off now and it's sounding huge, so we're all, well this is it, there's no going back now. It's good." In a conversation with Talksport, when asked about attending Glastonbury, he said: "I might have a look at it on the iPlayer, yeah, but everyone was saying: 'Are you coming?' I was like: 'I think it's probably best if I sit it out this year as I've got something going on next weekend.'" Liam recently shared his feelings about performing with his brother again, responding to a fan's question on social media: "You know what, it's spiritual, but I can't help think about all those wasted years, what a waste of PRECIOUS time." Article continues below When probed by a fan about the possibility of continuing to perform with his brother post-tour, Liam responded: "Let's see how this tour goes and if we still love each other after it."
Yahoo
18 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Liam Gallagher sends important Oasis set timings message to fans ahead of opening night in Cardiff
Liam Gallagher has sent a message to fans ahead of Oasis' opening night in Cardiff next week. The brothers are due to take to the stage in Cardiff's Principality Stadium next Friday (July 4) on the first top on their Live '25 reunion tour. Announced last August to feverish excitement, anticipation for the band's first gigs in 16 years has been building to a fever pitch in recent weeks. Now, with less than a week to go, Liam took to X this morning (June 28) to confirm what time the band will be taking to the stage. In a now-deleted tweet, he wrote: "OASIS on stage 8:15pm Cardiff don't be late or we'll start without you and you don't want that now do ya see ya there LG x". READ MORE: Noel or Liam - who is your favourite Gallagher brother? As the Principality Stadium has a curfew of 10:30pm, it could well be that fans are treated to a two-hour set - though some were surprised by the news. "That's a bit early Liam," wrote X user @sslideaway. "Don't blame me I do the singing and scowling," Gallagher replied. Others were amused by his apparent turn as stage manager. "You're the band scheduler now?" asked @alivedemo; "Looks like it," he replied. But he soon changed his mind on his apparent new role, responding to a fan asking about set times at Edinburgh Murrayfield: "I've been asked to share this information with you all I'm not doing this every f***ing gig I'm not the TM". Join our Oasis WhatsApp group here The band are to perform 19 shows in the UK and Ireland over July and August, before a string of dates in North America. For any fans worried about the weather in the Welsh capital next week, a fan guide sent out to Ticketmaster customers yesterday confirmed that the roof at the Principality Stadium will be closed. And on Friday (June 27) the band shared a new clip to their Instagram page marking one week to go until the tour kicks off. The opening bars of their 1994 debut single Supersonic play over clips of the stadium being set up - ready to welcome nearly 75,000 eager fans.
Edinburgh Live
20 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Edinburgh Live
Liam Gallagher issues 'stern warning' as start time revealed ahead of Edinburgh Oasis gigs
Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Oasis star Liam Gallagher has revealed details for the first show of the reunion tour, alongside a stern warning. In a post on X< Liam told fans in Cardiff when the highly-anticipated first show would kick off - and urged them to be on time. The Oasis frontman said: "OASIS on stage 8.15pm Cardiff don't be late or we'll start without you and you don't want that now do ya see ya there LG x." The Mirror revealed support acts Cast will perform at 7pm, with Ashcroft taking to the stage at 7pm. Some fans moaned that was a bit early for the Stand By Me rockers with one writing: "That's a bit early Liam." Another said: "8:15 is early but I'm NOT complaining." Liam cheekily hit back: "I think it's late if it was up to me we'd be having it at 5am. Don't blame me I do the singing and scowling." Fishing for more details of the band's set list for the tour, a third fan asked: "What ya walking out too ? Will you say the first word or will Noel?" "Bad boys wham," Liam joked. When one fan innocently asked: "Is it the same for Murrayfield LG? Happy Saturday," Liam got a bit of backlash from fans when he posted: "I've been asked to share this information with you all I'm not doing this every f***ing gig I'm not the TM." One fan said: "Oh don't be aggressive it was a little question." Another wrote: "OKAY DON'T GET MAD AT US NOW URE THE ONE WHO TOLD US WE DIDN'T EVEN ASK." A third pointed out: "YOU'RE THE ONE THAT RANDOMLY SAID THIS DON'T BLAME US." When a fourth fan joked: "You're the band scheduler now?" Liam replied: "Looks like it." Sign up for Edinburgh Live newsletters for more headlines straight to your inbox The legendary Manchester band will take to the stage together for the first time in 16 years next month for their mammoth Oasis Live '25 tour. It comes as previously warring brothers Liam and Noel patched up their differences to get the band back together last year. After almost two decades of arguing, the brothers left fans in a state of disbelief when they announced their sensational return – almost 15 years to the day of their split in August 2009. Their first comeback gig will be at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on July 4. This will be followed by a string of homecoming gigs in their native Manchester at Heaton Park and London's Wembley Stadium. They then play Edinburgh and Dublin before turning it into a world tour with dates in Chicago, Mexico, Tokyo, Melbourne, Sydney and Sao Paulo. But if you missed out on getting Oasis tickets the first time round, there will be another chance to nab one - as the band confirmed this week that more tickets will be released very soon - just ahead of the Gallagher brothers hitting the road. Speaking out in a statement on their social media accounts, Oasis wrote: "As the shows are getting closer, Oasis promoters may be able to release a very limited number of additional tickets for sale once final sight lines are checked and the production is fine tuned." It added: "These final production releases will happen over the coming days." Join Edinburgh Live's Whatsapp Community here and get the latest news sent straight to your messages. Ahead of the Cardiff show, Noel shared: "We finished rehearsing last Tuesday. We've got a few days off now and it's sounding huge, so we're all, well this is it, there's no going back now. It's good." Speaking to Talksport he was asked if he would be at Glastonbury this week. Noel joked: "I might have a look at it on the iPlayer, yeah, but everyone was saying 'are you coming?' I was like, 'I think it's probably best if I sit it out this year as I've got something going on next weekend.'" Though things appear to be fine between the brothers now, Liam recently opened up to reveal what his one major regret about the band was. A fan asked him on social media: "How does it feel singing songs with ur brother again? Like old times?" Liam responded: "You know what it's spiritual, but I can't help think about all those wasted years, what a waste of PRECIOUS time." But could fans see the once-warring brothers again after their upcoming tour? Replying to a fan, Liam teased: "Let's see how this tour goes and if we still love each other after it."
Extra.ie
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Extra.ie
Scam warning as festival season gets underway
Festival and gig-goers are being warned to be cautious when purchasing tickets as a summer of events gets underway, with demand for gigs making it a prime time for scams to take place. Concert season is well and truly underway with Zach Bryan playing three sold out nights at Phoenix Park over the weekend and Olivia Rodrigo at Marlay Park on Tuesday. There is plenty more to come with OASIS' two nights at Croke Park in August and Lana Del Rey and Dua Lipa among the acts taking to the stage for Irish fans before that. Festival and gig-goers are being warned to be cautious when purchasing tickets as a summer of events gets underway, with demand for gigs making it a prime time for scams to take place. Pic: Electric Picnic also takes place in late August with Fatboy Slim, Chappell Roan and Kings of Leon some of the acts headlining the three-day festival. With plenty of festivals and gigs to look forward to and fans eager to get their hands on sold-out tickets, Ticketmaster have urged music fans to be alert when purchasing tickets. The demand for gigs means its a prime opportunity for fraudsters to catch unsuspecting fans out with Ticketmaster advising people to avoid social media resellers and unofficial platforms and buy 'only from official channels.' They said: 'The most reliable way to secure genuine tickets is through an event's official ticketing agent or venue. Fans should always refer to the artist's official website, where approved ticket providers are listed.' Unfortunately, cunning scammers are now able to replicate websites to make it appear to be legitimate, with anyone purchasing tickets for events reminded to check the URL to ensure you are definitely on the official website. Mobile tickets are a better option as scammers can sell duplicates of the same printed ticket, whereas Ticketmaster's mobile tickets use a dynamic barcode which refreshes every 15 seconds to prevent fraud.
