An ardent Oasis enthusiast became heavily intoxicated following a concert by the band, resulting in him getting a tattoo inspired by band members Liam and Noel. Despite upsetting his wife Keziah-Rose with the decision, social media users praised the young man. The tattoo featured the phrase “live forever,” a nod to one of Oasis’s popular songs, beneath the iconic Adidas trefoil logo associated with the band.
Sharing his experience online, Alex South admitted to getting the tattoo on the back of his head after a night of continued drinking following the Wembley gig. Despite his wife’s disappointment, Alex embraced the tattoo, inviting playful criticism from others online. Posting pictures of the tattoo in an Oasis fan group, Alex received over 3,000 likes and 600 comments from supportive fans, even though his wife expressed her disapproval of the design.
While some fans complimented the tattoo work, others jokingly referenced Adidas and the effects of alcohol. One fan shared a photo of a similar tattoo on his neck, emphasizing the sentimental value and storytelling aspect of such a decision.
Oasis’ Live ’25 Tour marked a monumental comeback, breaking records as the biggest concert launch in the UK. The Gallagher brothers performed seven sold-out shows at Wembley Stadium in July and August 2025, attracting an estimated half a million fans. The tour’s final leg will take place in Brazil on 23 November, concluding a remarkable musical journey.
Starting in Cardiff, the tour received glowing reviews, with correspondent Mark Jefferies highlighting the emotional reunion between Liam and Noel Gallagher on stage. The performance resonated deeply with fans, symbolizing a long-awaited comeback and leaving a lasting impression on all those in attendance.