Listen to a bootleg of the gig below.
On October 19th 1995, Oasis appeared on the Late Show With David Letterman and performed Morning Glory.
*Scott McLeod left the band ahead of this TV appearance, they played as a four piece with Bonehead on bass.
Watch the performance below.
All other presales are also happening on October 18. Manchester fans can be first in line if they download the Co-op Live app and become a member. Irish fans have to be Three+ members and those hoping to get pre-sale tickets for London must be signed up to O2 Priority.
There’s no presale for Cardiff or Sheffield.
“I’m bouncing around the house to announce the Definitely Maybe tour,” Gallagher said. “The most important album of the 90s bar none. I wouldn’t be anywhere without it and neither would you, so let’s celebrate together.”
June 2024
01 – Sheffield, Utilita Arena
03 – Cardiff, Utilita Arena
06, 07 &10 – London, The O2
15, 16 & 27– Manchester, Co-op Live
19 & 20 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro
23 & 24 – Dublin, 3Arena
Tickets for the Definitely Maybe anniversary tour go on sale at 9am (UK Time) on October 20th.
Last date of the tour is the day before Glastonbury starts Definitely or Maybe a good chance he could be playing there.
He will be giving out recorded route information as the city hosts the Beyond The Music Festival.
He can be heard saying: “Thus tram is for Ashton, the next stop is the Etihad Campus, the home of the champions of England and the champions of Europe. Come on City!”
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham said: “There surely can’t be any better way of marking the launch of the Bee Network and the first Beyond The Music than getting one of Manchester’s most famous voices announcing the stops on his favourite Metrolink line.”
Watch a performance of it from MTV Unplugged below.
The album entered the UK Official Albums Chart at number one with combined sales of 103,000 (91% of which were physical purchases and digital downloads), the album outsold the rest of the Top 10 combined.
