A flare set off by an audience member during the first of three Oasis concerts in Melbourne upset the band's co-founder Liam Gallagher, prompting a strong response on social media. The event was part of Oasis's world tour, marking their return to live performances after a 16-year break, and took place at Docklands Stadium, attracting over 50,000 attendees.
During the performance of the popular song Champagne Supernova, a red flare was ignited and thrown into the air. Stadium officials confirmed no injuries resulted from the incident.
To the massive C*** who launched that flare into the crowd last night at the gig in Melbourne you are 1 seriously f***** up individual and you will get yours trust me.
Liam Gallagher expressed his frustration with the individual responsible through a post on X (formerly Twitter), reflecting the anger felt by many at the event.
Stadium management informed ABC that strict security measures, such as bag checks and metal wand screenings, were enforced and assured they would increase vigilance for the following concert. They acknowledged Gallagher’s statement as a clear expression of the crowd’s sentiments about the incident.
Summary: Liam Gallagher strongly condemned a flare being set off at an Oasis concert in Melbourne, emphasizing the seriousness of the act and the commitment to future security.