Oasis share best Murrayfield moments in tribute to Scots fans ahead of last gig
Oasis have shared some 'postcards from Edinburgh' in a touching tribute to their Scottish fans ahead of their final night at Murrayfield. The Gallagher brothers played two incredible gigs at Murrayfield Stadium over the weekend and have created a heartwarming post of some of their fan's best moments from the shows.
The official Oasis account uploaded the tribute ahead of their third and final night playing in Edinburgh tonight on Tuesday August 12 with the caption: "Postcards from Edinburgh #oasislive25." Among the thirteen videos they shared, with their track, The Masterplan playing in the background, was a young lad playing the bagpipes and fans excitedly jumping up and down after walking through the Murrayfield stadium gates.
The other clips showed a fan helping himself to a good old roll and square sausage on an outside table before the gig and the countless empty crates of Tennant's piling up to be recycled.
The remarkable Red Arrows flypast across the stadium on Saturday evening also made the post as well as the viral scenes of the 'hero' Murrayfield Steward, named by fans as Polly, enthusiastically bopping along to Oasis' tracks.
Other heartwarming footage shows a young fan rocking out on the crowd whilst on top of someone's shoulders while another moment shows a couple embracing and sharing a kiss as they hold their drinks up towards the stage.
The final clip, from the end of the show, shows a couple outside of the stadium, slow dancing to Champagne Supernova as a dazzling firework display erupts over Murrayfield to conclude the gig.
Oasis played Murrayfield on Friday and Saturday evening which came as their first Scottish gig in sixteen years.
They will play their third and final Scottish gig tonight in the Capital before moving on to Dublin for the next part of the UK leg of their tour.
Noel Gallagher's daughter, Anais, also shared her own special tribute to Scotland on Instagram.
The 25-year-old thanked Scotland for a 'great weekend' on her Instagram Stories as she proudly uploaded a video of her father Noel Gallagher performing an incredible electric guitar solo on stage.
Bursting with pride, Anais added several sticker icons to the footage including one which read 'I love my father' and another saying 'I love electric guitar solos'.
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In addition to this, she pledged her loyalty to Celtic FC once again by adding a sticker of the club's badge, after being spotted in a Celtic tracksuit top over the weekend.
Showcasing her love for Scotland, she also added in an Irn Bru sticker and an Edinburgh sign.
Anais' latest Instagram Stories show she is currently in Windermere in the Lake District so it is not known if she will be back at Murrayfield tonight for Oasis' final Scottish gig.
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