Brazen Oasis fan selling ‘atmosphere and grass’ from first Heaton Park gig for £7k

Fans who want to own a small piece of British pop music history might want to look far enough to find a nearly empty plastic soft drink bottle with a connection to an Oasis tour night.

Oasis fans have been bottling the ‘atmosphere’ of the recent gigs to sell online(Image: Kenny Brown | Manchester Evening News)

Oasis fans have begun bidding to purchase grass and the bottled “atmosphere” from their most recent Heaton Park performances in Manchester, with tatty items from the performances drawing thousands of pounds of interest.

Brothers Liam, 52, and Noel Gallagher, 58, greeted fans with joy this year as they opened their 41-date Oasis Live ’25 Tour. The brothers, who famously got into a fight during their 2009 tour, buried the hatchet after promising never to play together again. They are now receiving rave reviews from music critics and fans as they play shows in front of packed-out venues.

When their tour first became available, countless fans were left furious as demand for tickets grew exponentially and tickets became expensive. Many people spent a fortune getting tickets to the concerts, and many others were bitterly disappointed as they waited for hours only for the tickets to be purchased in front of them.

An empty soft drink bottle filled with grass from one of the recent Manchester gigs has been posted online for auction, and it has attracted surprising sums from those desperate to own a little bit of British pop history. Some Oasis fans are now proving they have more money than sense. More than 300,000 people will have seen Liam and Noel perform at Heaton Park after performances on July 11, 12, 16, 19, and 20 in recent days.

An Oasis is selling 'atmosphere and grass' from one of the band's concerts
An Oasis is selling ‘atmosphere and grass’ from one of the band’s concerts(Image: eBay)

A cunning fan has taken to eBay to offer those who didn’t attend the change to own a part of one of the gigs. The seller is selling a Pepsi bottle that is empty save for some blades of grass that have been stuffed into the plastic container.

A green wristband can also be worn during one of Heaton Park’s five nights. The listing simply states, “Atmosphere And Grass From Heaton Park Oasis Concert (11th July 2025, Homecoming),” with a “good” description and a strict no-refunds policy.

The items have so far attracted six bids, pushing the price higher than £7,700, despite being arguably unrelated. Resale tickets cost thousands when purchased online, though the most expensive tickets were offered for the Oasis gigs when they first went on sale. These packages included access to a pre-show party, exhibition, and seated concert experience.

An Oasis is selling 'atmosphere and grass' from one of the band's concerts
Fans have been thrilled by Oasis’s gigs(Image: Kenny Brown | Manchester Evening News)

The Heaton Park gigs have received glowing reviews so far, with the Oasis gigs particularly drawing glowing reviews from fans and critics alike. Daniel Bird, a very personal The Mirror contributor, described the evening as “electric” at the Manchester venue.

You could never have imagined there was once a feud between the two siblings, he wrote in his letter to Heaton Park. The two legends put on a strong performance when they performed their 2000 song, F***in’ In The Bushes, to an audience of 80, 000 people, instantly electricing the atmosphere.

Showbiz Editor Mark Jefferies, who admitted he was blown away by the performance, also expressed his satisfaction with the Heaton Park performances.

He recounted how Noel pointed over to his brother in a clear display of admiration and expressed his appreciation for Liam’s performance on Saturday night at the end of the show. The stage was completely indistinguishable from their previous rows, which was shocking.

Mark asked, “Would I like more stage interaction? ” after having been able to attend three of the first four Oasis tours’ opening four shows in Wales. Of course. Additionally, some of the lines on stage are now planned out, which is not very Oasis-like. However, the Gallaghers have matured, and this kind of set is what they need to get things moving. Just like their mature fans, who can only manage to jump up and down for the occasional song in three these days.

Oasis will be on the road for most of the rest of the year as they thrill fans around the globe. After taking on the UK, the Gallagher brothers will jet to North America, Asia, Australia and more.

The MorumBIS stadium in So Paulo, Brazil, is where they will play on Sunday, November, for the final night of their tour.

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Usyk destroys Dubois to reclaim undisputed crown

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By defeating Daniel Dubois in round five, Oleksandr Usyk became a two-time undisputed heavyweight champion, further cementing his position as one of boxing’s greats.

In front of 90,000 spectators at Wembley Stadium, the Ukrainian staged a masterclass to sabotage Dubois’ hopes of becoming the first Briton to bring the division together in the four-belt era.

In the fifth, Usyk, 38, put Dubois in danger, but he was unable to turn around and beat the count the following time.

Dubois was also stopped by him in 2023, which would increase his unbeaten professional streak to 24 victories.

“I’m sorry]Dubois], it’s sport. My people wished this victory, Usyk told DAZN.

Nothing comes next,” the message. It’s sufficient. Next, I’d like to unwind. I want to be at peace right now, my wife, my kids. I want to take a two- or three-month break.

Dubois, who defeated Anthony Joshua to win the IBF title in September, had a third straight defeat in 25 professional matches, with each loss coming within the reach of the finish line.

Usyk reclaimed the IBF belt, which he had taken away from him just weeks after the division’s unification in 2023, and added it to his WBA (Super), WBO, and WBC belts.

I gave everything I had, so I have to give credit to him for the performance. I’ll be back, Dubois told DAZN, “Take no credit from that man, I’ll be back.”

Usyk is still the heavyweight champion.

Daniel Dubois on the canvas with Oleksandr Usyk standing over himQueensberry

The legendary boxing stars Roy Jones Jr. and Frank Bruno were present at the event’s significance.

Joseph Parker, the interim heavyweight champion, was also keeping an eye on the proceedings as he searched for a date with the next champion.

After Dubois had also been cheered to the ring, Usyk, who has since called the UK his second home, received a warm welcome.

With a counter left in each of the opening two rounds, Southpaw Usyk had his younger foe looking a little shaky in the second round.

Dubois consulted his father Stan between rounds for advice, but he still had trouble finding the 2012 Olympic gold medalist.

In the fifth, Usyk unloaded him and sent him crashing to the ground with a sharp left.

Dubois showed incredible spirit in beating the count, but the proof was already in the pudding.

Dubois left with a second reconstruction project.

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Dubois is in a difficult position and will need another rebuild after a third career defeat.

The 27-year-old has not defeated a champion to win a world title; he first defended his title against Joshua after winning the interim IBF title.

Dubois regained his confidence after his most recent defeat suffered by Usyk, but this defeat will set him back in several ways.

With Agit Kabayel, WBC “Regular” champion Kubrat Pulev, or even Deontay Wilder to choose from, he will have plenty of options.

In contrast, Usyk has the upper hand in the glamour division of boxing and has his choice.

“Tyson Fury might be it.” Derek Chisora and Anthony Joshua, possibly Joseph Parker, are our options, Usyk told DAZN, according to Usyk.

Usyk looked as good as ever despite the concerns that Dubois’ team had regarding his age during fight week.

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Ditcheva outclasses Inaba despite hand injury

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Sumiko Inaba won the PFL Champions Series in South Africa by unanimous decision, while Dakota Ditcheva escaped injury and won.

The Manchester fighter’s constant assault on Inaba put her in danger, but she eventually let go in the final round after coming off the bench and telling her corner, “I’ve broken my hand.

As Ditcheva cruised to the final bell and extended her career’s unbeaten start to 15, Inaba was unable to capitalize. She used kicks to keep the American at bay as she extended the final bell.

My left hand, I believe, was injured. I hope you guys enjoyed it, but I believe I’m devastated because I’ve been out for so long before getting injured once more.

The 26-year-old won the MMA world title in November, becoming the first British woman to do so in eight months.

Ditcheva had expressed her frustrations prior to the eight-month layoff, but she now confirmed that she has a new contract with the PFL after beating Inaba.

I recently resigned from PFL after reaching a great agreement, and I’m looking forward to spending time together in front of large crowds like this. You guys really set a standard,” she remarked.

In the lead-up to the fight, Ditcheva had been vocal about how long she had been away from the cage, blaming a lacked credible opponents.

She won the PFL flyweight title last year with four straight stoppages, but she saw little benefit in competing against her again because of how many of her rivals had fought this year.

According to Ditcheva, who won eight of her nine professional matches, and “there is no denying her skill level,” she was eventually paired up with Inaba.

The Briton remained a standard above, despite Inaba’s unwavering bravery and admirable perseverance throughout.

Ditcheva quickly took control and repelled Inaba by pushing forward, which gave her a number of bad knees throughout the fight.

Dakota Ditcheva elbows Sumiko InabaPFL
Dakota Ditcheva throws a high kick at Sumiko InabaPFL

After punching her hand, Ditcheva landed more crunching knees from the clinch while the crowd chanted her name. She then moved on more cautiously.

However, Inaba’s opponent used kicks to keep her distance before showboating and cupping her ears in victory.

Costello van Steenis, from Spain, defeated Johnny Eblen in the main event to claim the PFL middleweight title.

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