Ticketless Oasis fans gathered outside Croke Park for the band's second of two shows at the venue to listen to the show outside the arena. Last night, the band performed their second of two live Croker shows as part of their 'Live 25' reunion tour.
In footage of this, which you can check out below, fans gathered outside Croke Park and can be seen singing along to 'Half The World Away'. On the night, Oasis wrapped up the show with a live performance of 'Champagne Supernova'. Check out the fans' version of 'Half The World Away' here:
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At their first show at Croke Park, Oasis tipped their hat to their Irish roots, by paying tribute to their mother Peggy, who was in the crowd. Peggy originally hails from Charlestown in Co Mayo, and Oasis dedicated a live performance of 'Roll With It' to her. "Is there anyone here from Mayo, Charlestown?" Liam called out to the audience before joking: "You're not all from there, there's only around five f****** people from there". Liam also dedicated Stand By Me to Peggy, blowing kisses towards her as she sat in the upper tear.
Gallagher had previously told the audience: "I think I'm a Croke Park virgin! We haven't played here before, have we? All I do know is this is the soberest I've been in Ireland since I was about four or five or something like that". More on this story from Nova here.
