Oasis: Warning for visitors to the Reunion concerts in Heaton Park

At the start of their highly expected reunion concerts in Manchester, the British band Oasis has published official information on protection against extreme heat. Temperatures of up to 30 degrees and strong UV load are predicted for the shows on Friday and Saturday in Heaton Park.
In a statement in the social networks it says: “Please prepare for extreme sun and heat. Perform sunscreen, stay during the concert and on the way to hydrated, have one (bucket). If possible, keep in the shade and take care of yourself and on each other.”

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Safety measures for fans

The organizer SJM also communicated security measures in advance. Visitors: Inside, a closed, up to 500 ml, foldable plastic bottle can take it on the site. There are also free refill stations on the entire area. Metal containers or bottles with damaged closures are not allowed.
Meanwhile, the Greater Manchester Police announced an extensive police presence in the park, in the city center and on the access roads. The visitors: Inside, are called to stay vigilant.
The concerts mark the return from Oasis to the stage after 16 years. The gates in Heaton Park open from 3:00 p.m. In addition to Oasis, Cast and Richard Ashcroft appear. Thousands of fans from all over the world are expected, many of them travel with the tram, where, according to the city administration, they are already welcomed at Liam Gallagher’s voice.

Reunion started in Cardiff

As a reminder: On July 4th and July 5th, the Gallagher brothers Noel and Liam performed together for the first time since 2009. The concerts in the Welsh capital in the Principality Stadium marked the starting signal of the Reunion tour. During the two evenings, the Britrockers played numerous hits such as “Morning Glory”, “Don’t look back in Anger” and also “Wonderwall”.

So it goes on

The tour will take the band to London (Wembley), Edinburgh and Dublin in the coming weeks. Afterwards, appearances in North America, South America, Australia, South Korea and Japan are planned.