Noel Gallagher, Oasis's leader, surprised fans with a tour of Buenos Aires's iconic sites, including Recoleta Cemetery and La Bombonera. The musician got emotional at Boca Juniors' stadium and thanked fans for the warm welcome. This comes ahead of the band's concerts at River Plate on November 15 and 16.
Ahead of Oasis's shows in Argentina, Noel Gallagher took time to tour Buenos Aires like a tourist. The guitarist and vocalist visited Recoleta Cemetery, stopping at Eva Perón's tomb, which surprised onlookers. One social media user remarked: "What are the chances of being at Recoleta Cemetery and running into Noel Gallagher himself at Evita's tomb?".
Afterward, Noel headed to La Bombonera, Boca Juniors' stadium, where he appeared deeply moved. Accompanied by club staff and his team but without his brother Liam, he stepped onto the grass and posed for photos. On social media, he shared images with the message: "No creo que nadie sienta lo mismo que yo por ti ahora", which translates to "I don't think anyone feels the same way about you as I do right now". The musician thanked his fans for the warm welcome in the city.
These outings build anticipation for Oasis's reunion tour, featuring two performances at Estadio River Plate on November 15 and 16, 2025. The Manchester band selected Buenos Aires as one of five Latin American capitals for their Oasis Live ‘25 world tour, with Richard Ashcroft as the opening act.
In an interview with Talksport, Noel shared his excitement: "I look forward to playing at River Plate stadium in Buenos Aires". He noted that Argentina ranks in their top 5 favorite places to perform, emphasizing its distance from Manchester and Ireland, and that the whole band shares this eagerness for the River Plate show, a very special venue for them.