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Review of Oasis in Cardiff: Observers of the better places in the Principality Stadium had not escaped that Meg Matthews had made an early departure on the first Oasis Réunion. Of all things, the band’s most famous song, “Wonderwall”, disappeared from her premium place.
Meg Matthews is the ex-wife of Noel Gallagher, the two were married from 1997 to 2001. She is the mother of the daughter of Anais. The text of “Wonderwall” was created as a homage to Meg.
There had been an unsightly war war on the divorce of the two. In the run-up to the reunification of the band, it was even rumored that the long-term financial consequences of this married end had caused Noel Gallagher to work together with his once damn brother.
“Five stars, I loved every minute. Thanks Oasis”
On Saturday (July 5), Meg Matthews cleaned up on Instagram with all kinds of speculation from the British tabloid press that she chose this moment because he was too much for her. Under the motto: After all the years it was overwhelmed by great emotions.
Instead, she cheerfully wrote on her Instagram account: “Five stars, I loved every minute. Thanks Oasis … you were fantastic.” She continued that the countdown of the songs was absolutely worth it for her. “And to all the damned newspaper types: I went before the encore, as I have left stadium concerts very often before the end to oppose the slaughter at the exits. And yes, I could hear ‘Wonderwall’ when I went to my car! Happy Now …”
Daughter Anaïs Gallagher (25), PR technology clever in the new Adidas collection of Oasis, was also present in Cardiff on Friday. The moderator and influencer posted an Oasis-in-Joke on her own Instagram account. With her line “It’s good to be back” did not mean itself, but picked up a line from the opening song “Hello”.
A reference to both evenings in Cardiff, in which Noel and Liam each entered the stage hand in hand and bowed in front of each other. Then they put position on the left and right on opposite pages of the stage and reported them back with that “Hello”.
Memory of Diego Jota
On the first evening, the two joked sarcastically over the dynamic (and much criticized) price system by the US market leader Ticketmaster. The brothers had always publicly contested that they had benefited from this price screw in any way.
At the opening concert, football star Diogo Jota from Liverpool, an all-time rival both Manchester teams City and United, was also intended. The Portuguese kicker died in a car accident last week. Oasis dedicated the song “Live Forever” to him.