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An Oasis fan died on Saturday evening (02.08.) after falling out of one of the upper ranks in the Wembley Stadium. Local media reported that a man in the forties had already been declared dead at the scene of the accident after he had “suffered injuries at the end of 10:20 p.m., at the end of the volume of the band in London.
“Live Forever” for dead fan
“We are shocked and sad about the tragic death of a fan at the show last night,” said Oasis on Sunday (August 3) in a statement. They expressed their sincere condolences to the family and friends of the data subject. A spokesman for the Wembley Stadium added: “Our thoughts are with his family, which has been informed and supported by specially trained police officers.”
The Gallaghers dedicated the song “Live Forever” during their final Sunday evening show “everyone who cannot be with us”. Liam Gallagher said: “This song is for everyone who cannot be here tonight, but who are still with us when you know what I mean: live forever!”
According to the investigation, the man is said to have sat in the upper row of the British nation stadium. The highest grandstands are 50 meters above the floor level.
A female fan that was sitting in a lower row reported on social media that she had seen how paramedics tried to revive the man. “I was sitting in Block 211. At first glance, I thought it was a coat that had fallen from the grandstand. But then I saw the man lying on the concrete. It was terrible,” she wrote. The local police asked further eyewitnesses to contact them with their statements.
In November the Grande Finale in South America
After this sad incident at the Triumphalen London concert block, the Oasis Reunion tour continues to the Scottish capital Edinburgh. Here you will play three shows in the local Murrayfield Stadium from Friday (August 8th). Dublin then graduated on August 16, before going to Canada with the entire entourage. Then they tour through the USA, Mexico, Japan, South Korea and Australia. Then the Grande Finale in South America in November.