Liam Gallagher Criticizes Fan Over Flare Incident at Melbourne Oasis Show
During Oasis’ reunion tour kickoff in Melbourne, a fan ignited chaos by throwing flares into the crowd during the band's final song, “Champagne Supernova.” This incident disrupted what was meant to be an exhilarating night for 50,000 attendees.
Incident Details at Marvel Stadium
At the first of three sold-out concerts at Marvel Stadium, two red flares shot through the densely packed floor section as Oasis ended their 1996 hit. Attendees reported seeing “flashes that looked like fire,” followed by quickly dispersing smoke.
Security and Reactions
- Security performed bag checks and wand scans before entry, but it’s unclear how the flares entered the venue.
- Stadium officials confirmed no injuries and promised enhanced security for upcoming shows.
- Fan Brad Bultman, who queued all day for front-row access, described the moment:
“At first, I thought it was part of the show. Then somebody picked up the live flare and threw it again — I just hoped no one was hurt.”
Liam Gallagher’s Response
Liam Gallagher did not hold back in expressing his anger about the flare incident, unleashing a characteristic expletive-filled rant against the fan responsible. The incident soured an otherwise memorable reunion show.
Author's summary: Liam Gallagher fiercely condemned a flare thrown into the crowd at Oasis' Melbourne show, turning a joyous reunion moment into chaotic concern for fans and officials alike.
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