Encouraged fans from all over the world put Oasis on the stage at the Rogers Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
With 50,000 fans in appearance, tonight is a major opportunity in the form of brothers Liam and Noel Galagher, which reconnecates to perform some of the most reputable songs of the 90s.
Noah Galagher, a participant in the concert, said, “I just love music, and I am actually named after Noah Galagher. My mother named me after her. So, it has always been a part of my family.”
Residents of Burlington and long -time Oasis fans Chris and Selena arrived hours ahead of time to secure the goods. They say it is incredible that the music of Oasis can still sell the stadium after years.
“It just shows you the power of songs,” Harman said. “The songs they have composed, they are now eternal,”
Nick M of Toronto. Says that he has been planning this night for a year, and brought his entire family along.
“When I finally got a ticket, it was the most happy moment since the birth of my third child,” he said.
The concert is attracting fans from all over the world, some of which are visiting Canada for the first time.
A fan said, “I have come from England to see him here in all ways. I have already seen him. I saw him the second night in Cardiff in July. And I mean what I can say? Just incredible,” a fan said.
However, this summer has not done all smooth sailing for Toronto concerts in this summer. Many people have been careful with the traffic of the city, planning to come a few hours in advance to avoid some delay.
Harman said, “We parked the north side at the Pioneer Village TTC stop and then what we are going to do basically is just going to a stop north, go back to the highway and try to get out,” Harman said.
The city says it will work closely with Live Nation, TTC, police and other partners, so that the experience of the concert can be best.
The Oasis returns to the stage last night at the Rogers Stadium.
