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The Independent UK
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Neve Dawson

Good luck lads: Robbie Williams shares Oasis comeback gig message

Robbie Williams Oasis
  • Robbie Williams unveiled a blue plaque in London to honour Oasis, located on Berwick Street, Soho, the site of their iconic album cover for "(What's The Story) Morning Glory?".
  • The plaque features a personal inscription from Williams, who also recreated the album cover, wearing the red tracksuit he famously wore at Glastonbury in 1995.
  • Williams posted on Instagram, wishing Oasis "Good luck tonight lads" as they commence their highly anticipated reunion tour.
  • Oasis's reunion tour, announced last August, kicks off tonight (July 4) at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, marking 15 years since their split.
  • Despite a past feud with the Gallagher brothers, Williams has expressed excitement for the tour, which is set to extend across the UK, Ireland, and internationally.

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Robbie Williams shares blue plaque message to Oasis ahead of comeback gig

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