Oasis has reunited for a 41-date tour, with the opening night in Cardiff. The Principality Stadium is already alive with their music during preparations. Fans, including those traveling from Taiwan, eagerly anticipate the first concert since 2009. Merchandising events are highly popular, with extensive queues for memorabilia reflecting the band's influence. Despite concerns over the Gallagher brothers' potential fallout, excitement is palpable as iconic Britpop sounds fill the area, and preparations are well underway for the historic reunion concert in Cardiff.
Oasis songs are already blasting out from the Principality stadium during sound checks and rehearsals as Cardiff gears up for the opening night of the band's hugely anticipated reunion tour.
Despite worries the pair might fall out again before the 41-date tour begins, preparations are well under way: people have gathered outside the stadium listening for hints of the setlist.
Yi Cheh, Po Chang and Kiwie, 5, have travelled from Taiwan to go to the first Oasis concert in Cardiff on 4 July.
The queue for a pop-up merchandise shop stretched for hundreds of metres when it opened last week and on Wednesday it was still busy with fans browsing bucket hats, parkas, shot glasses, posters and vinyl.
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