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Oasis, the legendary British rock band, is making a highly anticipated return to Edinburgh for three massive shows at Murrayfield Stadium. This marks the first time in 16 years that brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher will perform together in Scotland, following their split in 2009. Fans have waited patiently for this reunion, and now, Oasis is set to play on Friday, Saturday, and Tuesday, with an estimated 70,000 people attending each night. This could break the record for the largest stadium concert in Scottish history.

The concerts are happening during Edinburgh's busy festival season, which means the city is already packed with visitors. Oasis is the hottest ticket in town, and the official fan shop on George Street has been flooded with customers eager to buy merchandise. On Thursday, a promotional car parked outside the shop received a parking ticket, adding a touch of local humor to the excitement. Some fans have traveled from far away to be part of this special event. Teddy and Carly Cheesebrough, who got married in Edinburgh 22 years ago, flew in from the United States. Carly has been a fan since Teddy introduced her to Oasis, and this is their first trip back to Scotland since their wedding.

Doors at Murrayfield open at 5 pm each day, and fans will be treated to performances by 90s indie band Cast and Richard Ashcroft, former frontman of The Verve, before Oasis takes the stage. Tickets are color-coded, and each color allows entry through specific gates. ScotRail has added late-night trains to help fans get home after the concerts, with extra services to cities like Glasgow, Dundee, Perth, and Dunblane. The weather forecast suggests some rain on Friday, but Saturday should be sunny, and Tuesday is expected to have the best conditions. The Murrayfield shows are part of Oasis's reunion tour, which has already visited other UK cities. For many fans, this is a chance to make up for missed opportunities, like Federica and Emilia from Italy, who never saw Oasis together before the band split. Now, they are in Edinburgh, ready to experience the magic of Oasis live. The excitement is building, and fans are looking forward to unforgettable nights of music and memories.