What time will Oasis take to stage at Murrayfield and is there a curfew?
Fans have been waiting since 2009 to hear Oasis play live again. Now, the band is ready to delight audiences once more with Oasis Live '25 Tour.
Dubbed a "global cultural phenomenon," the tour got underway in Cardiff earlier this month. Since then, Liam and Noel Gallagher have entertained audiences in Manchester's Heaton Park and London's Wembley Stadium, which the Record reviewed here.
The gigs have been attended by hundreds of thousands of revellers. And Scots won't be missing out on the presumably once-in-a-life-time music event, either.
On August 8, 9, and 12, 200,000 music fans will descend on Murrayfield Stadium to hear tunes like 'Wonderwall' and 'Live Forever'. But some might already be wondering when they'll need to head for the train or bus home when the last song plays out.
So, in terms of timings, when could the Murrayfield gigs end, and will there be a curfew for gig-goers?
Well, Murrayfield's website states that organisers "do not know the time that Oasis will be on stage yet". They assured the public that they will "share this and when [they] are able to".
However, while official stage times have yet to be published, organisers expect gates will open at 5pm on each show day, with the curfew expected to be 10.30pm, according to Murrayfield Community Council.
However, it is worth noting that Wembley's curfew changed between the Oasis concert landing on a weekday and a weekend.
On the Friday and Saturday, July 25 and 26, the curfew was 10.45pm, while it was set at 10.30pm for Wednesday's show, July 30, and tonight's gig, Sunday, August 3. It is only a slight amendment of 15 minutes, but something to be aware of for Edinburgh.
Similarly, gates opened for the weekend shows at 5pm, whereas the Sunday show will see attendees start to stream in at 4.30pm.
In any case, every venue recommends arriving early to allow time for security checks and to enjoy the full live experience, including two incredible support acts, The Verve's Richard Ashcroft and Liverpool band Cast.
Both have history with Oasis, with Britpop band Cast having supported the brothers previously back in 1996 at Knebworth. Richard Ashcroft has also been involved in a collab with Liam Gallagher on stage in recent years.
Elsewhere, many fans want to know if the setlist has been the same for the whole tour or if it's likely to change.
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And it seems there's no surprises as the order so far for Cardiff, Manchester and London has all been the same.
Oasis are set to play a total of 23 songs over the three evenings in Edinburgh. Noel and Liam, reuniting after 16 years, have saved their most popular songs for last up until now.
This may ensure the band "don't just go through the motions," as is the fear of one super fan who is gearing up for the Scottish leg of the much-anticipated tour.
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