Oasis concert thrown into chaos as fight breaks out between crowd

An Oasis concert was thrown into chaos when a fight broke out in the crowd. Once warring brothers, Liam, 52, and Noel, 58, recently headed abroad for the first international dates of the mammoth Oasis Live '25 tour, a year after they announced the "great wait was over".

But while thousands were overjoyed to see the rock legends, Liam, Noel, Bonehead, Gem Archerand Andy Bell on stage, a group of people in the Toronto crowd became involved in a physical fight. The incident has since been branded "ridiculous" as fans took to social media to criticise those who became involved in the brawl.

While Noel and Liam were performing Fade Away, a group of men were seen fighting, with punches being thrown as the group continued to heckle one another, while one person was knocked to the floor. But despite the chaos, the Manchester legends continued their performance, suggesting that they were not aware of the incident.

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However, the chaos was brought to a halt by a woman who stood in the middle of the brawl and started dancing her heart out at the highly anticipated reunion concert. Fans have since taken to social media to slam those involved.

"Ridiculous behaviour! Just enjoy the show," said one. While a second went on to add: "Shocking behaviour, I was lucky to have a good group around me in Manchester, a few younger lads who were just having a great time, three Americans in front of me that kept themselves to themselves and a funny as f*** Swede."

"Imagine waiting all these years just to get kicked out of the show," wrote a third. However, many were quick to praise the woman who brought the drama to an end. "Shout out to the girl who started dancing in between them to end the fight," said one.

Another commented: "Then main character girl drops in and stakes her new spot closer to the stage. Brilliant all around." A third went on to say: "Blondie just jumping around in there smiling away was the best part of this. She was like f**k all of you frat boy clowns, I'm here for the concert haha."

The drama came after Liam offered an olive branch to his older brother, who, until last year, hadn't seen eye-to-eye since the great band split in 2009, following a bust-up between the siblings. Now, it's claimed that Liam has invited Noel over to his North London home for Christmas.

A source told The Sun: "Liam wants to make Christmas extra special this year following their hugely successful tour. He is hoping to get all the family together as they take a well-earned rest.

"Liam and Noel have loved seeing their own kids spend time together during their tour and would love to get everyone around the dinner table." Earlier this month, their doting mother, Peggy, finally got to see her sons on stage for the first time in 16 years, having attended both shows in Dublin.

92-year-old Peggy avoided the all-standing shows at Manchester's Heaton Park, despite living a stone's throw away, in order to see them from the comfort of a VIP box at Croke Park, in her native Ireland. In an interview in June, Peggy was asked if she had anything to do with the reunion between Noel and Liam.

She said: "I was the instigator, yes. But sure, wasn't it always going to happen at some time or other? It was their choice, of course. Look you can't force them to do things they don't want to do." She confessed she was relieved to see her sons working together again, following a years-long rift between the two. "It's great, because nobody wants their kids falling out, do they?" she said, although she admitted to being nervous about the shows and would be "glad when it's all just over, because it makes me get too stressed."

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