Man dies at Oasis concert: Band shows himself “shocked and sad”

While Liam (52) and Noel Gallagher (58) on Saturday, August 2, in the sold-out London Wembley Stadium in front of an enthusiastic crowd, gave their hits the best, and a man in the audience died.

The Metropolitan Police announced that paramedics, the police and the London emergency services reacted to the message at around 10:19 p.m. local time that a man had been injured at the concert in the 40s. The police further announced that the man with injuries that indicate a fall was declared dead at the scene of the accident, according to the British press. The police asked Andre’s show visitors to the show on August 2nd to search their concerts and to inform information about the fatal incident.

“The stadium was well attended, and we think it is likely that a number of people have observed the incident or knowingly or unknowingly recorded it on cell phone videos,” said the Metropolitan Police according to “The Independent”.

: “We are shocked and sad about the tragic death of a fan during the show last night.” It also says: “Oasis want to express our sincerely condolences to the family and the friends of the person concerned,” said the band.

The operators of the Wembley Stadium also reported HU Wort. In an explanation that the “BBC” has, it says: “Our thoughts are with his family, which has been informed and is supported by specially trained police officers.”

The Oasis concert in the Wembley Stadium on August 3 catches as planned. It is the fifth of seven sold-out concerts that the band will play in Great Britain as part of their Reunion tour. The first stage of the Wembley concerts ended on August 3; The musicians return to the legendary venue for a second stage on September 27th and 28th.