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Ever since the moment Oasis split up back in 2009, it feels that barely a week has gone by without gossip of the Gallagher brothers patching things up and getting the band back together.
Oasis would return to the city on a further 19 occasions, with main songwriter and lead guitarist Noel Gallagher stating in 2015 that Glasgow crowds were on a par with his native Manchester as the most raucous in the UK and the best outside of Argentina. According to reports, there were just 69 people in the audience that evening - including one Japanese tourist who rather unbelievably caught the whole thing on film.
The Cathouse - June 13, 1994 Although the Cathouse is more known for its grungy style of music, the old Cathouse on Brown Street was a very different venue in 94 - and Oasis fans packed in to see the band. Around the fourth song in, Liam walked off the stage due to severe exhaustion, with his voice completely done. In the heat of the moment, Noel decided enough is enough and bravely took to the stage for the first time ever with his acoustic guitar. It was from that moment on that acoustic sets became part and parcel of an Oasis gig.
The gig was on the back of a more laid back sound on Standing on the Shoulders of Giants , with tracks like 'Who Feels Love' and 'Go Let It Out' featuring in the set.
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