Fans mad for it as Oasis make supersonic return

OASIS fans' 16-year wait for a new live show is almost over - and Cardiff is already "mad for it"!

- BRANWEN JONES AND KATHRYN WILLIAMS

The Mancunian superstars behind hits such as Supersonic, are set to play their first gig since splitting in 2009 in the Principality Stadium tonight, and the city has already been treated to a stunning drone show, while hordes of fans have descended on the capital.

Some have even been camping out since Wednesday - the same night as a special light display appeared above the city, depicting a huge version of the band's logo that could be seen for miles around.

Last August, brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher surprised the music world by announcing they would reunite, with the landmark Oasis 2025 shows kicking off in Cardiff over the next two nights.

Jas Griffin-Jones, 20, had travelled all the way from Widnes to Liverpool to get to Cardiff at 10.30pm on Wednesday two nights before the big reunion show.

When asked yesterday what it was like to camp overnight on Cardiff's Westgate Street, opposite the gig venue, she said: "It's all right. I thought it was nice.

"It was a bit noisy, but it was to be expected.

"I slept a little bit, maybe like four hours.