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STV News
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- STV News
Thousands gather as Oasis play first Scottish gig in 16 years
Thousands of fans have gathered in Edinburgh as Oasis kick off three highly anticipated shows in the city. The Mancunian rockers will return to Scotland for the first time in 16 years for three sold-out shows at Murrayfield on Friday, Saturday and Tuesday. While their exact setlist has not been revealed, on previous dates, the band has performed classics such as Wonderwall, as well as Morning Glory, Talk Tonight, D'you Know What I Mean?, and Don't Look Back in Anger. Fans have been 'counting down the days' since they were lucky enough to secure tickets after Oasis announced their return. One fan told STV News she'd been looking forward to it since the 'minute I bought the tickets'. STV News Fans have been 'counting down the days' until Oasis plays Murrayfield. 'It's a dream come true. It's going to be the greatest gig of our lives,' she added. Four women, who travelled from the North East, first saw the band in Loch Lomond and have been fans for almost 30 years. Speaking about seeing them in Edinburgh: 'We're absolutely buzzing, it's going to be absolutely crazy.' ScotRail has announced several extra services operating to and from Edinburgh to cope with the number of fans travelling to the concert. The railway operator also says it is increasing capacity on its services, in a bid to ensure no one is stuck for transportation before and after the show. The concerts come amid a busy period for the city with the Fringe under way. In a short message posted on X ahead of the concert, the band, led by Gallagher brothers Liam and Noel, said: 'Edinburgh. Are you ready?' The post gained more than 10,000 likes and legions of fans responded in turn, stating they cannot wait to see them perform at the stadium. The band has recently performed in a number of cities including Cardiff and London. The group will next head to Ireland, before moving on to Canada, the US, South Korea, Japan, Australia, and South America. Get all the latest news from around the country Follow STV News Scan the QR code on your mobile device for all the latest news from around the country
Scotsman
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Oasis at Murrayfield: Oasis superfans soak up the atmosphere ahead of Murrayfield gig
Fans were soaking up the atmosphere outside Murrayfield Stadium on Friday afternoon, hours before the Britpop legends were set to take to the stage for their first Edinburgh gig in 16 years. Fans from as far afield as New York were spotted around the stadium, while some are happy to catch the band in their hometown. The evening will take on a special meaning for fans who have waited 16 years to see the band following their acrimonious split in 2009. With old wounds healed, the Gallagher brothers appear to be back on top form - and fans inside Murrayfield will be hoping this is a gig that lives long in the memory. Keep reading to see Oasis fans soaking up the atmosphere at Murrayfield ahead of their first Edinburgh gig in 16 years. 1 . Show ready Bre Sardoni from Tampa Florida and Christine Armstrong from Edinburgh unite from Half the World Away for the first Oasis concert in Edinburgh. | Katielee Arrowsmith / SWNS Photo Sales 2 . All the merch Bre Sardoni from Tampa Florida and Christine Armstrong from Edinburgh bagged merchandise at the store ahead of the concert. | Katielee Arrowsmith / SWNS Photo Sales 3 . Oasis at Murrayfield Charlie and Andrew were looking forward to Little by Little and D'you Know What I Mean? | NW Photo Sales 4 . From a distance Anna Kowalski and Thilo Geertzen from Cologne Germany arrive at Murrayfield ahead of the gig. | Katielee Arrowsmith / SWNS Photo Sales Related topics: MurrayfieldOasisEdinburghBritpopLegends
Daily Record
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Oasis fans flock to Edinburgh ahead of three sold-out shows in capital
The Mancunian rockers will return to Scotland for the first time in 16 years for three sold-out shows – held on Friday, Saturday and Tuesday. Supersonic Oasis fans are gearing up for the three highly anticipated shows at Murrayfield as the first is set to begin later on today. The Mancunian rockers will return to Scotland for the first time in 16 years for three sold-out shows – held on Friday, Saturday and Tuesday. While their exact set-list has not been revealed as yet, on previous dates the band has performed classics such as Wonderwall, which propelled the rockers into stardom, as well as Morning Glory, Talk Tonight, D'you Know What I Mean? and Don't Look Back in Anger. ScotRail has announced a number of extra services operating to and from Edinburgh to cater for the vast number of fans travelling to the concert. The railway operator also says it is increasing capacity on its services, ensuring no-one is stuck for transportation before and after the show. In a short message posted on X ahead of the concert, the band, led by Gallagher brothers Liam and Noel, said: 'Edinburgh. Are you ready?' The post gained more than 10,000 likes and legions of fans responded in turn, stating they cannot wait to see them perform at the stadium. The band has recently performed in a number of cities including Cardiff and London. The group will next head to Ireland, before moving on to Canada, the US, South Korea, Japan, Australia, and South America. Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If you're on a desktop, simply scan the QR code above with your phone and click 'Join Community'. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose 'exit group'.
Scottish Sun
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Huge Oasis sign appears in sky over Edinburgh as band sends message to fans ahead of Murrayfield shows
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A HUGE Oasis sign lit up the skies over Murrayfield last night ahead of the band's highly-anticipated shows. Brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher return to Scotland for the first time in 16 years for three sold-out gigs. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 7 Oasis are set to return to Scotland tonight for the first of three shows Credit: Alamy 7 The band sent a short messages to fans ahead of the Edinburgh gig Credit: The Mega Agency 7 A huge Oasis sign lit up the skies above Murrayfield Credit: Steuart1111/OasisMania The first gig will kick off tonight, with two more shows on Saturday and Tuesday. Last night, the skies above Edinburgh were lit up with an impressive drone show. The display shone purple in the iconic Oasis logo which could be seen across the city. In a short message posted on X ahead of the concert, the band said: "Edinburgh. Are you ready?" The post gained more than 10,000 likes and legions of fans responded in turn, stating they cannot wait to see them perform at the stadium. The band has recently performed in a number of cities including Cardiff and London. While their exact set-list has not been revealed as yet, on previous dates the band has performed classics such as Wonderwall, which propelled the rockers into stardom, as well as Morning Glory, Talk Tonight, D'you Know What I Mean? and Don't Look Back in Anger. Up to 210,000 revellers are expected to attend the hotly-anticipated concerts tomorrow, Saturday and Tuesday. And crews have been rushing to get the Edinburgh stadium ready for the packed shows. Drone footage from above the stadium shows a huge stage is in the process of being set up for the performances. The Sun join the first ever Oasis masterclass ahead of Murrayfield gigs Workers could also be seen moving pieces of the stage into place. Fans will also be Crying their Hearts Out over the eye-watering bar prices. However punters will be expected to fork out just under £8 for a pint of Heineken or £6 for an alcohol-free bevvy. Today, there will be sunny spells in Edinburgh and turning cloudy in the evening during the gig. But conditions are forecast to remain dry, with highs of 20C expected. ScotRail has announced a number of extra services operating to and from Edinburgh to cater for the vast number of fans travelling to the concert. The railway operator also says it is increasing capacity on its services, ensuring no-one is stuck for transportation before and after the show. Fans from across the globe will be heading to the Edinburgh shows. 7 The skies above Edinburgh were lit up with an impressive drone show Credit: rosscolquhoun/OasisMania 7 The drinks menu and prices at the gigs have been revealed Credit: Andrew Barr 7 Crews have been rushing to get the Edinburgh stadium ready for the packed shows Credit: Andrew Barr One couple spent thousands travelling from St. Paul, Minnesota, in the US. Ice hockey coach Teddy Cheesebourgh, 51, and photographer wife Carle, 50, got married in Scotland in 2003 - and spent £150 each on tickets to see them in Edinburgh. And the pair - who have already seen the band six times - can't wait to catch them at Murrayfield on Saturday. Teddy said: "We've come four thousand miles. We've been waiting for this for more than a decade. "The last time we saw them was in Minnesota in 2008. With three guitarists and a bass guitar they are going to plug in and just hammer it. "To be at Murrayfield to be with the wild Scottish fans. We can't wait." Denisa, 28, a designer from Florence, Italy, and has travelled to Scotland with pals to see the band's first Scottish gig. Carys Edwards, 25, and her brother, flood risk engineer Garin Edwards, 27, travelled from Aberdare in Wales for Friday's gig. Carys said: "We paid just under £397 each for the tickets and £700 each for flights and accommodation. They are our band. We plan to get there early." Train driver Roger Eriksson and his wife market manager Linnea, both 38, are from the north of Sweden and went to the shop to collect a VIP package that came with their tickets and spent £100 in the store.
STV News
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- STV News
Fans head to Murrayfield as Oasis play in Scotland for first time in 16 years
Fans will be flocking to Edinburgh on Friday to kick off three highly-anticipated Oasis shows in the city. The Mancunian rockers will return to Scotland for the first time in 16 years for three sold-out shows at Murrayfield on Friday, Saturday and Tuesday. While their exact setlist has not been revealed, on previous dates, the band has performed classics such as Wonderwall, as well as Morning Glory, Talk Tonight, D'you Know What I Mean?, and Don't Look Back in Anger. ScotRail has announced several extra services operating to and from Edinburgh to cope with the number of fans travelling to the concert. The railway operator also says it is increasing capacity on its services, in a bid to ensure no one is stuck for transportation before and after the show. The concerts come amid a busy period for the city with the Fringe Festival under way. In a short message posted on X ahead of the concert, the band, led by Gallagher brothers Liam and Noel, said: 'Edinburgh. Are you ready?' The post gained more than 10,000 likes and legions of fans responded in turn, stating they cannot wait to see them perform at the stadium. The band has recently performed in a number of cities including Cardiff and London. The group will next head to Ireland, before moving on to Canada, the US, South Korea, Japan, Australia, and South America. Get all the latest news from around the country Follow STV News Scan the QR code on your mobile device for all the latest news from around the country
