The Britpop icons ended an absence of 16 years and triumphantly returned to the stage on Friday night at the mainity Stadium of Cardiff compared to more than 70,000 fans.
Noel Gallagher He has revealed that Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs He is responsible for the current meeting tour of Oasis. The Britpop icons ended an absence of 16 years and triumphantly returned to the stage on Friday night (July 4) in Cardiff’s mainity Stadium in front of more than 70,000 fans.
It was in the second show in the same place on Saturday night that guitarist and composer Noel told the crowd that the true reason why the Gallagher brothers were able to bury the war ax and be together again was one of his bandmates in common.
While presenting the rest of the band between songs, Noel referred to Bonehead, saying: “On the guitar, if it weren’t for him, none of this would have happened”.
The return of Oasis
In March it was revealed that Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs would be part of the Oasis meeting, together with Gem Archer, Andy Bell and Joey Wararker. Arthurs played with the band in his first three albums, before leaving in 1999 during the recording of “Standing on the Shoulder of Giants”. He also regularly played with Liam Gallagher’s solo band in recent years.
When opening the second concert in Cardiff, Noel and Liam took the stage of the hand, as the previous night, before greeting. Then, they were placed on opposite sides of the stage and launched to interpret the song that opened the concert, “Hello”.
Oasis will offer five return concerts at the Heaton Park in Manchester, seven nights at the Wembley Stadium in London and stops in Edinburgh and Dublin. Later, on your tour Oasis live ’25will visit North America, South America (with two shows in Argentina), Australia, South Korea and Japan.
Source: Ambito
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