Oasis Reunion. Its finally happening😱

Open to correction but I don't remember any fireworks on the Saturday night

Yeah! That firework ash seemed quite dangerous! Had sunglasses on, but it was landing all over me and in other people's eyes!

Great gig.. Really enjoyed it! Super day out

I didn't want that to end and I don't think anyone did. Nobody was moving as Champagne Supernova ended. Sensational. It was worth the 16 year wait since Slane. Feel very lucky to have seen them twice as Oasis. In a weird selfish way I don't want them to keep going because what they have done now is so incredible and special. They look and sound better than ever and that's the way to go out. Oasis has given me so many special memories over the years. Noel is absolutely flawless as always and Liam was loving every second with the crowd and sounds the best he has in a long long time.

No other band can do it quite like this, the hysteria, the songs, the attitude, the fans - from start to finish absolutely top class.

First saw them in 1995 in the Point Depot and last night felt like the perfect way to bookend it. While I would 100% go if they kept touring I would also be completely satisfied if they called it a day after this tour.

Yeah, it looked like you would have 0 view of the band as the 2 sound tents are in the way of those areas on each side.

Yeah same as regards Liams chats. Could not understand a word. But the sound in general was very good for Croker. Had no issues when he was singing. Also saw the laser coming from a building behind the hill.

Top class concert. Was brilliant to relive my youth again. They were amazing, sound and visuals were spot on. So glad to have seen them live again.

Listened to the entire gig around Richmond St. The crowds were insane in terms of numbers, but it was good to get some of the buzz in. Sound was great too!

Manifesting a Slane announcement soon.

They charge it because people will pay it. Thousands at the gig last night paid 500 quid for their ticket.

Don't be surprised if all those people above charge way more next time theyre on tour as a result. These big gigs really **** up the market.

Some people were just born to be miserable.

Not that (m)any will care, but here are my thoughts.

I was extremely lucky and got the €170 standing tickets for both Wembley and Croke Park in the original sales, so have had tickets lined up since last August.

1. The Wembley gig will be remembered by me as the greatest gig I have ever attended. There was no real difference in terms of performance between both gigs, but Wembley was my first, so will hold a more special place in my heart
2. The setlist was almost perfect. I would be ok with dropping Bring It Down, Cast No Shadow, Talk Tonight and D'You Know What I Mean, but I'm also ok with them all being in the setlist. Would have swapped Wonderwall and Live Forever in order of play
3. Pitch standing in Croke Park is a disgrace. I know the stadium was not designed with concerts in mind, but I missed all of Richard Ashcroft due to the queues. Did not expect that. Would not be in a rush to ever get pitch tickets again for Croke Park
4. The crowds in both Wembley and Croke Park were fantastic. Everyone singing every single song. Experienced a lot more pints getting thrown in the air in Dublin. And the crowd in Dublin were a bit messier, but that might be down to the Wembley gig being on a Wednesday, as opposed to the Saturday gig I went to in Dublin
5. Richard Ashcroft was a perfect support act
6. Liam, when rambling between songs can be hard to understand.
7. The stage was incredible
8. Never once, at either gig did I check my watch.
9. I'd pay €500 to see them again, but I hope for an updated setlist on the next tour. And I'd probably look to go outside of Ireland to see them again
10. I didnt spot any open drug taking at either gig. Part of me expected it, and for a rowdy crowd. Great not to see it. Not saying it wasn't going on, but compared to other events I've been to, I wasn't aware of any
11. How incredible has the last few months been with the build up, and excitement of these gigs. I haven't experienced anything like it before. Every gig across the four countries has been a huge event
12. Might be age, but was delighted with Oasis starting at 8:15, and finishing at 10:15. Stage times were very regimented, and I for one appreciated it :D
13. I didnt cry, but I was very close it during Dont Look Back In Anger. It was almost like an out of body moment. My hands were up, and I just soaked in everything. It was magical

Sick to the back teeth that I couldn't get a ticket, and so depressing siting here in work today reading about all of you very lucky people who were fortunate enough to get tickets. So yeah I am living in hope that they will come back next year, might not be as epic as the two gigs they have just done, but it's the only thing keeping me going today.

I'm sure they will come back, and tour again, but that's not what he said.

He dedicated Live Forever to people who have died between when Oasis split, and these concerts, and didnt get the chance to see them again