The wait is finally over as Oasis take their Live '25 reunion tour home to Manchester for their first show in the city where it all started for 16 years About 80,000 fans are expected at Heaton Park later to watch the Gallagher brothers perform on what is expected to be a sweltering day,

Liam Gallagher appeared to respond to a shout from the crowd during last night's Oasis gig. The 52-year-old has put aside his differences with brother, Noel Gallagher, for the eagerly anticipated reunion tour this year.

Oasis are kicking off their second night at Manchester 's Heaton Park today (July 12) after their first sold-out show attracted boos from the packed out audience on Friday. Noel and Liam Gallagher have put their feud behind them to reunite for a 2025 tour, leaving fans across the world stunned.

Liam Gallagher has hinted things may not be running as smoothly as first thought as he made a cheeky dig at brother Noel on stage as fans at home slammed the gig's atmosphere

Liam proceeded to ask the crowd to do the Poznan bounce that has been adopted by fans of Manchester City. The Gallagher brother aimed a jibe at his derby rivals, Manchester United, as he urged them to forego club colours to join in. He said: "Stop sulking. You haven't had a lot to jump around about lately. It's f*****g easy, man."

Oasis will finally touch down in their hometown of Manchester to perform together at Heaton Park for the first time in 16 years

Richard Ashcroft paid tribute to a Manchester music legend as he took to the stage at Heaton Park for Oasis' epic homecoming gig. The musician, known for his work with The Verve, is one of two support acts handpicked by Liam and Noel Gallagher to open at the huge Live ‘25 shows.

Oasis Live '25 comes to Manchester's Heaton Park this weekend for a pair of sold-out shows on Friday, July 4 and Saturday, July 5