It's going to be 41 degrees that day. Not too cold!

I'll be there for sure to hopefully get my copy of WBTM signed!

Is 2:30 the typical time Noel arrives for soundcheck?

It's 2:30, am I'm already at Chicago theater.

He just went in. He got here around 3:45 or so. Did autographs and pictures.

Got my WBTM vinyl signed!

Sometimes I forget how massive the Chicago Theater is.

Still utterly shocked that Noel booked it!

Maybe he isn't feeling well.

Fantastic show. No screen this time. Also no Black and White Sunshine for some reason. But the band were on fire, Noel was singing great, the new stuff went down well... couldn’t ask for anything more, really. Fort Knox is an incredibly effective opener, and The Right Stuff is surprisingly good live.

Last night was fantastic!

I got this ticket as an early birthday present. I knew someone who worked at Chicago theater so I got moved up a little, got some drink comps, got a copy of the setlist, and got my WBTM vinyl signed.

Best of all, Noel and the band sounded great. They were on fire from the first note to the end. Holy Mountain was a highlight for me. Same with the Right Stuff and Careful What You Wish For. You can tell, particularly on the last two songs, how much the musicianship of Noel's band has increased. I was surprised to see how many people love Dream On and If I Had A Gun. I finally saw why both were in the setlist.

One minor quibble I have. Go Let it Out sounds much better than the first time he played it, but the bridge still sounds messy. There's not enough room for Gem's guitar to breath. It feels like the length of the bridge might have been shorten.

Was also surprised to see how full the Chicago Theater was! The previous times Noel's played Chicago, he's played at the Riv (Liam played there his last solo show too). That fits 2500. And I always got the impression that Noel rarely sold it out (usually 90-95% full). I was really worried when he announced the Chicago Theater, whose capacity is around 3600. To my amazement, it was conservatively around 90-95% full, even with the VIP packages.

All around brilliant day!

An incredible show. First time having the chance to see any oasis member play live (finally!). I was a bit concerned with "Go Let it Out" (from previous comments) but man, they hit it home. His vocals were top notch on that song; honestly, don't know what all the negative feedback/fuss about the acoustic rendition. As for the new songs, not as enjoyable compared to the album but I was expecting that. Let's see: If I had a gun was a major success for me. Sounded a lot better live than on the record. A lot to take in, though, I'm sure I'm missing a lot of highlights of the show!

Hate to be the Party pooper but the structure of the setlist leaves a lot to be desired.

Booking these large venues and playing 4 WBTM Tracks and 9 non oasis Songs upfront has to be a mistake imho. Imho the Show was devoid of Energy until at least IIHAG. Even Noel seemed to be annoyed at the lack of reaction for Holy Mountain.

Surprisingly the highlights for me were the older NGHFB tracks, especially Dream on and what a life.

With that being said, Noel is in superb form.

Anyone else thought that wonderwall (Ryan Adams version) seemed to be out of place?

Gotta admit though. This show marked the first time that I longed for an oasis reunion.

I really hate this set list. It’s just fucking boring. Wonderwall Ryan Adams version sucks, and so does don’t look back in anger modern. I was most excited about go let it out, and even it fell flat. I wish the oasis tracks were his best b sides, not little by little, and I honestly would love to hear some more first NGHFB tracks other than WAL and Dream On at this point. Death of you and me would be better than dream on by far. Stranded on the wrong beach would be fun too. Just give me some actual rock songs. He definitely knows how to turn off his previous core fan base.