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Tributes paid to dad who died during Oasis gig in Wembley
Described as a 'loving family man' and 'role model' to his son, his brother Aaron Claydon paid tribute, stating the family is devastated by the unexpected loss.
A GoFundMe page has been established by his brother to provide financial and emotional support to Lee's partner, Amanda, and their family.
The Metropolitan Police are investigating the incident and have appealed for witnesses or anyone with mobile phone footage to assist their inquiry.
Both Wembley Stadium officials and the Gallagher brothers expressed their shock and sadness following the concert-goer's death.
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