2 h. ago Man City boss Pep Guardiola living best life at Oasis Heaton Park gig as fans love his 'jorts'

Pep was dressed in a retro City shirt and denim shorts as he posed for a photo with Noel and Liam's kids backstage at the mammoth homecoming gig in Manchester on Friday night

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9 h. ago ‘This is what I’ve lived my life to do’: Oasis fans head to Manchester

Excitement is as high as the heat as Mancunians and international fans gather in ManchesterIn Manchester, on the morning of Oasis’s first homecoming gig, the excitement levels are as high as the temperatures.With the band set to play a run of six gigs in their home city, Manchester has very much got Oasis fever. Huge pictures of the Gallagher brothers have been splashed on the side of the city’s yellow buses, and Liam Gallagher’s voice will be making announcements on the Metrolink tram network, telling fans “the next stop is Heaton Parrrk,” before adding: “off you go”. Continue reading...

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13 h. ago TikTokers desperate to go to Oasis' Manchester homecoming gig share tips of how to break into venue

The band are set to play in front of 80,000 people in the first of five sold-out shows in Heaton Park after kicking off their world tour in Cardiff last week.

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27 h. ago Noel looks back in anger! Oasis star appears glum as he's spotted arriving in Manchester for homecoming gig without Liam

The iconic brothers are preparing to play five dates at the 80,000 capacity venue, with the first on Friday evening.

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28 h. ago Noel Gallagher looks glum as he's spotted arriving in Manchester for Oasis homecoming gig without Liam

The iconic brothers are preparing to play five dates at the 80,000 capacity venue, with the first on Friday evening.

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31 h. ago Photo agencies to boycott Oasis tour over rights restrictions

Exclusive: Move comes after band’s management says rights to concert images will last for only one yearPhoto agencies are to boycott the rest of the Oasis reunion tour, including the first “homecoming” gig in Manchester on Friday, over restrictions imposed on how newspapers, magazines, TV broadcasters and digital publishers can use pictures from the gigs.The band’s management has told photo agencies and publishers that they own the rights to shots taken at the concerts for just a year, and then they will lose ownership of the images for any future use. Continue reading...

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