Oasis’ Gallagher Brothers Share Viral Hug at Manchester Concert: Watch Video

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After 16 years of silence and estrangement, Oasis is finally back home. The skies over Manchester had been gray and rainy all day, but just as the Gallagher brothers stepped onto the stage at Heaton Park, the rain stopped—as if the city itself was paying tribute to its prodigal sons.

In front of 80,000 devoted fans, Oasis delivered a show that was more than just music—it was a celebration, an emotional reunion between the band and their people. From the very first chords of Hello to the explosive finale with Rock ‘n’ Roll Star, the crowd sang every word like a personal anthem. The setlist, packed with classics like Live Forever, Supersonic, and Don’t Look Back in Anger, was a rollercoaster of nostalgia and energy.

 

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The park turned into a britpop temple, with massive 84-by-12-meter screens allowing even those outside the venue to enjoy the show from nearby pubs or on the streets. The sound quality and visual production were stunning, creating a near-magical atmosphere for everyone present.

One of the most emotional moments came when Liam dedicated D’You Know What I Mean? to Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola, who was in the crowd. It was a heartfelt gesture that reinforced the band’s deep connection to their hometown and its people.

The opening act performed by Richard Ashcroft, while not yet internationally famous, was a pleasant surprise. With a fresh and powerful style, the artist got the crowd hyped from early on, setting the stage for what would become a night to remember. The act was so well-received that many are already calling them the tour’s breakout star.

The return of Oasis is more than a musical event—it’s a cultural phenomenon. Manchester shook, sang, and cried with them. And even though rain threatened to ruin the party, in the end—like the universe was in on it—everything aligned so that Oasis could shine like never before.