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    ‘I’m Oasis superfan but sold my ticket after Liam Gallagher’s unacceptable post’

    Yue Xiong, who is originally from Shanghai in China but now lives in London, said she had been a huge fan of the Mancunian band since she was 16 years old and that their music had ‘saved [her] life’09:09, 04 Jul 2025An Oasis devotee has expressed her “complete heartbreak” and chosen to sell her ticket for the band’s opening gig in Cardiff following a now-deleted offensive social media post by frontman Liam Gallagher. The 52-year-old singer faced backlash after using a racial slur on X, previously known as Twitter. Social media users were swift in their response, with one fan telling him: “Liam, you can’t say that” after he posted an offensive term used to mock or imitate languages spoken in China or people of East Asian descent.Liam removed the post and issued an apology, writing: “Sorry if I offended anyone with my tweet before it wasn’t intentional you know I love you all and I do not discriminate. Peace and love LG x”.However, some fans have voiced their disappointment over the incident. Yue Xiong, originally from Shanghai, China but now residing in London, said she had been a massive fan of the Mancunian band since she was 16 years old, claiming their music had “saved [her] life”.Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher came under fire for his recent post on X(Image: More

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    Oasis Live ’25 tour official merchandise prices unveiled as fans left fuming

    As Cardiff prepares for an unforgettable weekend, an official Oasis merchandise stand has been set up just outside the Principality Stadium. The stall, which opened on Millennium Plaza on Wednesday morning, July 2, features exclusive Adidas Cardiff items, including a track jacket priced at £90 and other items starting from as low as £10. A […] More

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    Oasis tour LIVE: Liam and Noel Gallagher hours from long-awaited reunion in Cardiff

    Today is the day. Oasis are finally reuniting on-stage at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium for the first time since Liam and Noel Gallagher’s infamous bust-up. The legendary band have two nights in Cardiff to kick off the Oasis Live ’25 Tour, that will run until November.The tour was confirmed in August last year after months of speculation and rumours. And what followed was a mad dash for tickets, uproar over dynamic pricing and many fans left empty-handed. Last August the band said: “The guns have fallen silent. The stars have aligned. The great wait is over. Come see. It will not be televised.” READ MORE: Oasis tour tickets are still available – and there are bargains to be had After Cardiff, Oasis will play in London, Manchester, Edinburgh and Dublin, before international dates in the US, Mexico, Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Japan, South Korea and Australia. Eager fans started queueing up outside the Cardiff venue more than a day before the doors opened, hoping to grab a good spot. And it’s clear the excitement is only growing as fans wait to see the Gallagher brothers together once again. More

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    Ultimate Oasis tour survival guide – fashion choices, pints of p*** and sounding Manc

    You’ve got to roll with it, so stop crying your heart out and definitely maybe don’t look back in anger because some might say they’re gonna slide away and get supersonic with cigarettes and alcohol flowing among those married with children (sorry)06:00, 04 Jul 2025Updated 09:46, 04 Jul 2025We’re getting mad fer it! The time’s almost upon us, ‘r kid. Anoraks are being packed, parkas too, as 1.4million lucky Oasis fans prepare to hit some of the biggest venues in the country.The Gallagher brothers will reunite on Friday evening at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, before heading to London, Manchester, Dublin and Edinburgh over the coming weeks.News sites, papers, social media platforms and more are crawling with chatter, advice, tips, buzz and excitement – in fact it’s impossible to escape Oasis mania.Through all the noise, the masses are preparing to have it large, do those jackets all the way up to the top, let those mono-brows grow, and do some potentially offensive Manchester accents. Britain’s mad fer-it.It’s been a long time, though, since Oasis mania 1.0. Some of those around at the time may well have forgotten the minutia of the Mad-chester days, and many ticket holders were in nappies when it was all kicking off the first time around.Here are the things you ACTUALLY need to know ahead of the Oasis gigs Article continues belowSo we have some tips to help you prepare…What to wearOasis’ style is the stuff of legend. Fashion-focussed titles like GQ have often referred to moments in time where the lineup, which also includes the likes of Paul ‘Bonehead’ Arthurs and Andy Bell, were the most stylish in the world.But it ain’t the 90s any more, and while the decade still lives rent-free in the minds of students and people in techno clubs, mixing in a modern flavour with the styles of the band is more likely the way to go.The football option is always there, but if you aren’t a Manchester City fan, you’re probably best leaving the colours at home.Bucket hats and anoraks are, of course, always a good shout, but keep it simple and classy, not too gaudy – no one looks good in a pearlescent cannabis leaf bucket hat; instead, think more Kangol.Stylish lads, Noel and Liam Some of their best looks have been their simplest. Both Liam and Noel have been known to pull off an easy-going long sleeve shirt (done all the way up to the top, of course) and a pair of shades, while a leather jacket is also an easy win, so don’t feel like you have to overplay the look.Sports jackets and anoraks are, of course, a key part of the uniform, but again, keep it subtle and avoid looking like a creature rolling out of a sweaty student club at seven in the morning.Remember, many of the brothers’ best looks were actually pretty smart and thoughtful, don’t just lob on the first cliche you find in the charity shop.What not to wearJust do whatever you can to not look like a Blur fan (Image: More