Oasis fans rocked Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium with an incredible 261 kilowatts of energy during their performance of “Cigarettes and Alcohol.” This show on August 12 set a new record, surpassing their previous mark from 2009. The excitement was so intense that seismic monitoring stations picked up the crowd’s movement as they jumped and danced to the music, not just the concert’s volume. Bigger crowds create bigger signals, and this one was no exception.
This tour is a big moment for the band. After 14 years apart, Noel and Liam Gallagher are back on stage together, putting their past differences aside. The packed stadium was part of their UK comeback tour, which has already seen 81,000 fans fill London’s Wembley Stadium just weeks earlier.
Next up, Oasis will head to North America, kicking off the next leg of their tour on August 24 in Toronto. Fans across the ocean will finally get their chance to experience the magic live. With the band back together and the energy high, this tour is shaping up to be one for the books. Keep an eye out for more updates as they continue their journey!
