I was there. Dressed as a dog.

You are probably referring to the gig at The Duchess of York in Leeds in April 1994. It was included as an extra on Supersonic:

Thanks for finding that, I appreciate it.

I remember globe's first Oasis gig was in Lucifers in Dundee in 1994, about the same time as this Leeds gig.
He had to walk through the stage, next to Noel to get a bathroom. right, globey?

Noel at Heaton Park

Not that gig, mate!

That gig was the day of Supersonic (the single) being released, or the day after. There was a queue right down the street. I have a pic somewhere. My dad owned the bar next door and said it was mental. At that time, the bar he had was pretty much the busiest place in the north, too, had all the stars in. Liam and Bonehead ended up there after the gig.

I'm a bit confused. The video that I linked is not the gig itself, but the audio extra from Supersonic of the band talking about the gig in question. Not sure about the title image on it -- it was obviously added by whomever uploaded that video. That being said, if we believe that their memories are correct and it was in Leeds, they only played Leeds twice in 1993/1994 (and not at all in 1992). Both are listed as at the Dutchess of York, with the 1993 gig as the support band:
www.oasis-recordinginfo.co.uk/?page_id=915. Perhaps it wasn't in Leeds proper, but a near by town that has lead to the confusion? Noel from Q magazine in 1995:

Unlike almost every other band, you've never had to suffer the three-men-and-a- dog syndrome. People have always kicked down doors to see you.

Well, that's not quite true. There was the famous gig at the Duchess of York in Leeds where no-one turned up at all. Not even one person. So we've actually played to less than three men and a dog, and there's not many bands who can say that. But it was great. We did an encore and everything.

Yeh the vid is deffo wrong.

I do think they'll have played the Duchess before that (probs in 93) and Noel will be right in saying no-one turned up.

But the one in 1994 was packed (there's a write up and pic in that link I posted ).

By April 1994, Oasis were selling out and more, before Supersonic had even come out.

Also worth noting is that this is another early gig that the gigography on the official Oasis site has the wrong date for (they also have the wrong date for the Dodgy support gig in June 1993 that Marcus Russell attended with Johnny Marr). They show it as on September 11, but that flyer obviously proves otherwise (if it's real). Basically, don't trust that site for gig dates prior to 1994.

Great find.

And to me that sounds like a review of a gig that actual people would have been at, too? Unless it's just saying it was a pic from that one?

I know Noel/the band can exaggerate things, but I wouldn't be at all surprised if they'd played Leeds before getting a record deal (so prior to May 1993) - or maybe just after - and that being the day they played to nobody. If it is indeed true.

Oasis only played Leeds twice in 1994 - at these dates/venues.

1. Duchess of York - April 1994 (the day after Supersonic's release, I believe) Queue down the street for that one.
2. Irish Centre - July or August 1994 IIRC

Just watching an interview with Ashcroft from 1997.

Five mins in he talks about Oasis, and how he watched them in front of 'three people in Bradford' at one point.

Could be an exaggeration but made me think it's possible that it's when Oasis/Verve were on the road together in 1993?

Early days are very mysterious