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Susan Boyle thanks Oasis for dedicating song to her
'Hope to see you and the rest of Oasis at Wembley in September for a wee bit of Poznan. Big love to you all'
Susan Boyle says Oasis 'made her day' after they dedicated a song to her at their Edinburgh show.
Liam Gallagher said 'this one's for Susan Boyle' before playing 'Stand By Me' for the Britain's Got talent singer.
The frontman also repeated the comment in an Instagram caption of photos from the Scottish gig.
Susan's thumbs up for Oasis
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Susan responded by posting a picture to her Instagram of her donned in an Oasis hat and tee-shirt.
In the caption talent show runner-up thanked Liam for the dedication saying: 'You've made this old girl's day'.
'Hope to see you and the rest of Oasis at Wembley in September for a wee bit of Poznan. Big love to you all.'
The band's three sold out shows in Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium this week were the first Scottish gigs since 2009.
Oasis' next stop will be in Dublin's Croke Park this weekend before they cross the Atlantic for the North American leg of the tour. They will then return to London for another two sold out shows in Wembley Stadium that Susan referred to.
Founding band member Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs touched down in Ireland on Wednesday after sharing a photo of the Dublin coastline from the plane.
The guitarist has re-joined Oasis alongside the Gallagher brothers and members Gem Archer, Andy Bell and Joey Waronker for their reunion tour
Sharing several Irish flag emojis and a view of the Dublin coast from a plane, the musician said: 'Bring on the noise."
He also shared a photo of fans enjoying a previous gig on the tour, telling Irish fans: 'See you in Dublin, bring the noise.'
The Gallagher brothers credit Arthur for being the reason the tour even exists, telling Cardiff fans: 'If it wasn't for him, none of this would have happened.'
Arthurs, a founding member of the band, played with Oasis for their first three albums before departing in 1999 and has played with Liam Gallagher's solo band in recent years.
After a 16-year hiatus, the Gallagher brothers announced last August that they would perform together for the first time since the band's split in 2009.
They will bring their highly anticipated Live '25 tour to Dublin for two sold-out nights on Saturday and Sunday, August 16 and 17.
On the first night of the tour last month, the band thanked their fans for 'putting up with us over the years'.
During the gig, Liam apologised to fans for how long it had taken for them to reunite. As they broke into fan-favourite Champagne Supernova, their final song of the evening, he said: 'Right you beautiful people, this is it. Nice one for putting up with us over the years, we know we've been difficult.
