LIAM Gallagher was booed by fans at Oasis’ first Manchester gig last night after he dedicated a song to the “greatest of all time”. The iconic band performed their first of five

Here’s everything to know about Oasis reuniting, including the drama that caused the band’s breakup, and the details of Liam and Noel Gallagher’s reconciliation.

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of Manchester's very own Rock 'N' Roll Stars first gig back in their home city in 16 years. More than 80,000 people are expected at Heaton Park for the first of five Oasis show back in the city where it all started.

The reunited band is gearing up to rock their hometown of Manchester on Friday night (July 11) with the first of five shows at Heaton Park on their Live '25 tour and you can feel the excitement in the air,

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The wait is finally over as Oasis take their Live '25 reunion tour home to Manchester for their first show in the city where it all started for 16 years About 80,000 fans are expected at Heaton Park later to watch the Gallagher brothers perform on what is expected to be a sweltering day,

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It was the reunion many fans feared would never happen. Last Friday, 16 years after they'd last performed together, Noel and Liam Gallagher strode onto the stage at Cardiff's Principality Stadium – and brought the house down, said Mark Beaumont in The Independent.

Manchester's Heaton Park is centre stage this week as about 340,000 fans are expected to watch Oasis perform over five concerts, which kicked off on Friday night.

After a lengthy wait, the siblings kicked off their string of sold-out reunion shows at Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, with Noel Gallagher reduced to ‘tears’ by the iconic moment. The brothers took to social media with a teaser of the stage, complete with an epic drone light show, ahead of that historic gig.