Oasis Makes Triumphant Return to Australia as Fans Welcome Back the Gallaghers with Open Arms
The highly anticipated return of Oasis to Australia finally materialized at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, and it was a euphoric affair that saw fans singing along to every word, waving their arms in the air, and even launching a flare during the performance of "Champagne Supernova."
It's been over two decades since Oasis last played in Australia, and the excitement surrounding their reunion tour was palpable. Fans who never got the chance to see the band live back in 1998 were now finally given the opportunity to experience their unique brand of Britpop magic.
As Liam and Noel took to the stage, the energy in the crowd became electric, with fans clad in Oasis gear, from bucket hats to Adidas jackets, proudly showing off their allegiance. The brothers' signature swagger was still very much on display, but this time around, it seemed more like a playful, cheeky charm that won over even the most skeptical of fans.
Despite some initial reservations about ticket prices – with some fans expressing frustration at the high cost of entry – the vast majority of attendees were thrilled to be seeing Oasis perform live again. For many, including Ali and Anna, who bought tickets just hours before the show, it was a once-in-a-lifetime experience that they would never forget.
Meanwhile, for those like Sharon, who missed out on seeing the band perform in Australia back in 1998, this reunion tour has been a long-awaited redemption. "I have waited 27 years to see them again," she exclaimed. "I am ecstatic. I told my husband, if they ever get back together, I don't care what it costs me."
The show itself was a masterclass in Oasis's ability to craft infectious melodies and sing-along choruses that never fail to get crowds moving. The setlist was a carefully curated mix of old favorites like "What's the Story (Morning Glory?)" and "Wonderwall," as well as some surprises from their extensive catalog.
Throughout the performance, Noel and Liam remained in top form, their banter and camaraderie on full display. Even when poking fun at Australia's supposed love affair with cocaine, there was a lighthearted, playful quality to their jabs that only added to the evening's charm.
As the night drew to a close, Liam took to the mic one final time to bid farewell to the crowd. His words were heartfelt and sincere, and he ended the show with a sweet message of appreciation for fans who had supported them over the years. It was a fitting conclusion to an unforgettable performance that left even the most hardened Oasis skeptics won over by the band's enduring magic.
With their world reunion tour showing no signs of slowing down, it remains to be seen how long this rekindled romance between Oasis and their Australian fans will endure. For now, though, all that matters is that they're back where they belong – on stage, playing for thousands of adoring fans who can't get enough of the Gallaghers' unique brand of rock 'n' roll charm.
The highly anticipated return of Oasis to Australia finally materialized at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, and it was a euphoric affair that saw fans singing along to every word, waving their arms in the air, and even launching a flare during the performance of "Champagne Supernova."
It's been over two decades since Oasis last played in Australia, and the excitement surrounding their reunion tour was palpable. Fans who never got the chance to see the band live back in 1998 were now finally given the opportunity to experience their unique brand of Britpop magic.
As Liam and Noel took to the stage, the energy in the crowd became electric, with fans clad in Oasis gear, from bucket hats to Adidas jackets, proudly showing off their allegiance. The brothers' signature swagger was still very much on display, but this time around, it seemed more like a playful, cheeky charm that won over even the most skeptical of fans.
Despite some initial reservations about ticket prices – with some fans expressing frustration at the high cost of entry – the vast majority of attendees were thrilled to be seeing Oasis perform live again. For many, including Ali and Anna, who bought tickets just hours before the show, it was a once-in-a-lifetime experience that they would never forget.
Meanwhile, for those like Sharon, who missed out on seeing the band perform in Australia back in 1998, this reunion tour has been a long-awaited redemption. "I have waited 27 years to see them again," she exclaimed. "I am ecstatic. I told my husband, if they ever get back together, I don't care what it costs me."
The show itself was a masterclass in Oasis's ability to craft infectious melodies and sing-along choruses that never fail to get crowds moving. The setlist was a carefully curated mix of old favorites like "What's the Story (Morning Glory?)" and "Wonderwall," as well as some surprises from their extensive catalog.
Throughout the performance, Noel and Liam remained in top form, their banter and camaraderie on full display. Even when poking fun at Australia's supposed love affair with cocaine, there was a lighthearted, playful quality to their jabs that only added to the evening's charm.
As the night drew to a close, Liam took to the mic one final time to bid farewell to the crowd. His words were heartfelt and sincere, and he ended the show with a sweet message of appreciation for fans who had supported them over the years. It was a fitting conclusion to an unforgettable performance that left even the most hardened Oasis skeptics won over by the band's enduring magic.
With their world reunion tour showing no signs of slowing down, it remains to be seen how long this rekindled romance between Oasis and their Australian fans will endure. For now, though, all that matters is that they're back where they belong – on stage, playing for thousands of adoring fans who can't get enough of the Gallaghers' unique brand of rock 'n' roll charm.
. I mean, I know a lot of people are hyped about Oasis making their comeback tour in Australia, but to be honest, I think it's all a bit overhyped 
. The tickets were way too expensive for most fans to afford, and the whole thing felt like a cash-grab opportunity for the band and their management team 
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. I mean, Liam and Noel are still being their usual egotistical selves, and the fans are just eating up every bit of it without question 
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. The setlist was probably full of hits from their most iconic era, but what about exploring some of their lesser-known stuff or even newer material? 
i loved how they mixed old and new songs, had some awesome surprises too. liam and noel still got that swagger goin on lol 
but seriously, it's amazing to see fans still loving oasis after all these years
I'm so stoked Oasis made their comeback to Australia! It's been ages since we've seen them live and it was like no time had passed at all - the energy in the crowd was electric 
. The setlist was on point, with a perfect mix of old faves and some awesome surprises 
. Liam and Noel are still got that magic, bro! 
Their banter is always entertaining and it's great to see they're still comfortable with each other on stage 
. For those who missed out in '98, this reunion tour is a long-overdue redemption, and for the rest of us, it was just another reminder why we love them so much 
the fact that fans got to sing along to every word of "Champagne Supernova" must've been such an incredible experience lol . Noel and Liam's banter on stage was everything i love about their music - so cheeky and playful 
. anyone know if they're gonna announce more Aussie dates? 
And I'm also kinda weirded out that some people are saying Oasis is still as good as they were back in 98... like, are we not getting older or something? 
I mean, if you ask me, their music was always pretty cool, but now it just seems so nostalgic and cheesy 
can't wait for their next show 
2 decades since their last gig here and it's like they never left 
they're still got that iconic swagger, but now its more playful than ever 
Liam & Noel are still on top of their game, can't believe how good 'Champagne Supernova' sounded live 
27 yrs wait for some ppl and it was def worth it 
. And yeah, I know some ppl were salty about the ticket prices 
, but most ppl were just stoked to be seeing them perform again 
. The show was perfect, they played all the classics and even threw in some surprises 
. And Noel's jokes about Aussie love of cocaine 
were on point! All in all, Oasis is back and better than ever 
. Fingers crossed they keep going on tour forever 
it's just another example of how ticket prices are getting way too crazy nowadays 
. The energy at the show was incredible, everyone was singing along and having an absolute blast 
oasis has been making pop culture comebacks in the past few yrs and now they're back for good 
Liam's vocals are still on point btw 
. And don't even get me started on those ticket prices 
. Maybe they really do have some unfinished business with Australia... or maybe it's just a clever marketing ploy 
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. It's all about perspective, right? 
And for those like Sharon who missed out back in '98, this reunion tour has been a long-awaited redemption.
. It's clear they've still got it, even after all these years.