Oasis Night 2 at Murrayfield: Liam’s Fury, Noel’s Tears, and a Stadium Full of Emotion

Liam Gallagher Blasts Edinburgh Council

During the show, Liam Gallagher reignited his ongoing row with Edinburgh City Council, calling officials “snobby” and demanding an apology after reports surfaced suggesting they had branded Oasis fans “drunk, lairy, fat and old.”
— The Scottish Sun

Liam reportedly told the 70,000-strong crowd he was “still waiting for an apology” and that the council “won’t be getting a Christmas card from me.”

He added that while the band’s gigs were bringing “millions into the city,” those same officials had shown “a snobby attitude” toward Oasis fans. His remarks drew huge cheers from the audience, many of whom waved banners in support.

The comments followed a similar on-stage rant the previous night, when Liam accused the council of looking down on fans despite the positive atmosphere surrounding the reunion shows.

😢 Noel Gallagher’s Emotional Moment

While Liam channelled anger, Noel brought tenderness.
During Talk Tonight, Noel appeared visibly emotional, with fans capturing footage of him wiping away tears as he performed.
— Daily Record

According to eyewitnesses, the guitarist momentarily looked away from the crowd, taking a step back from the microphone as he finished the song.

“You could see it — Noel was choked up,” one fan told the Daily Record. “The whole stadium went quiet.”

The moment, widely shared online, was described by many as “surreal” — a reminder of how much the reunion means not only to fans but to the brothers themselves.

🎵 The Show

Night 2 featured a mix of anthems and deep cuts, including Supersonic, Stand By Me, and Some Might Say, before closing with a rousing Live Forever, Don't look back in Anger, and Champagne Supernova

Crowd reviews online described it as “tighter, louder, and even more emotional than Night 1.” Police Scotland later confirmed there were no arrests or major incidents, praising the fans’ behaviour.
— The Scottish Sun

✨ A Night to Remember

Liam’s fury, Noel’s vulnerability, and 70,000 fans singing every word combined to make Night 2 at Murrayfield one of the defining moments of the Live ’25 tour so far — a night where raw emotion and defiant pride shared the same stage.