When Oasis performed a sold out crowd at the Wembley Stadium in London, the evening ended with a tragedy for a fan.
During the station on Saturday on her Oasis Live '25 Reunion Tour, a man died in the forties after he was allegedly falling from the upper stadium of the stadium around 10.19 a.m., shortly after the concert began at the event location with 90,000 capacities.
The police and doctors hurried to help, but he was declared dead with “injuries with a fall” at the crime scene, and he was declared dead to be dead for totally dead. The mirror reported.
The band said they were “shocked and sad” about the man's news of the man of the man at their show, so loud BBC News. “Oasis would like to express our sincere condolences to the family and the friends of the person involved,” they said in a statement.
The police asks someone with information about the autumn range because they “believe that it is probably a number of people who have witnessed the incident or whether they could have caught in knowingly or unknowingly on the mobile phone video”.
Wembley noticed that the Oasis concert will continue on Sunday as planned.
After reporting on an Oasis reunion tour, Liam Gallagher confirmed the news last August that he and Brother Noel, after recently, appeared together 15 years ago.