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Oasis Reunion Sparks Tattoo Plans as Dublin Concerts Approach
UPDATE: As excitement surges ahead of Oasis’ much-anticipated return to Dublin this weekend, local fans are preparing for an unforgettable experience. Among them is Breda Ryan, a dedicated fan from Limerick, who is set to immortalize her love for the band with a tattoo of the lyrics “Live Forever” from her favorite song. The iconic band will perform two sold-out concerts at Croke Park on August 16 and August 17, 2024, as part of their Oasis Live ‘25 Tour.
With the hype reaching fever pitch, Breda and her sister Helen Ryan are among the lucky ticket holders. Breda compares the thrill of the upcoming concert to “if the Beatles got back together.” The sisters will arrive in Dublin early on concert day, excited to explore the city and visit a possible Oasis tattoo pop-up.
Breda’s connection to Oasis runs deep; the band’s music was a cherished bond with her late uncle. Their emotional investment underscores the significance of this weekend, making it a moment of both celebration and remembrance.
Another fan, Frances Fitzpatrick, who is also attending the concert, recalls the challenges she faced securing her spot. “As soon as I announced my pregnancy, old friends started asking if I was still going to Oasis,” she said, laughing. Frances, who is just weeks post-delivery, will attend the Sunday night concert with a friend, though she has had to adjust her plans to accommodate her newborn son, Oscar.
The reunion tour has already captivated audiences in cities like Cardiff and Manchester, and Dublin is expected to be no different. Concertgoers can anticipate a setlist filled with classics such as “Don’t Look Back in Anger,” “Champagne Supernova,” and, of course, “Wonderwall.” Both Breda and Frances are eager to hear their favorites performed live.
As the clock ticks down to concert day, fans are sharing their experiences online, creating a buzz that resonates beyond Dublin. The reunion of Oasis, formed in Manchester in 1991 and disbanded in 2009, is a monumental event that highlights the enduring legacy of their music. The two Gallagher brothers, Noel and Liam, will be joined on stage by returning band members Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs and Gem Archer, alongside new drummer Joey Waronker.
With anticipation building, the emotional connections forged through the band’s music are palpable. Fans are not just attending a concert; they are cherishing memories, celebrating legacies, and creating new ones. As Breda prepares for her tattoo and Frances navigates motherhood while making concert plans, the excitement surrounding Oasis in Dublin is a testament to music’s power to unite and inspire.
Don’t miss out on the buzz—this weekend promises to be a magical experience for fans old and new. With tickets being as coveted as gold dust, those fortunate enough to attend are gearing up for a night that will surely be filled with nostalgia and pure joy.
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