The band was loud. The crowd was louder. Waves of noise crashed off the stage and bounced back as the 74,000-strong audience in Cardiff’s Principality Stadium sang every word as if they were ready and willing to bust their lungs.

All day in Cardiff they’ve been up for it, but there’s been a different feeling too. Back in the day, as the glorious 90s turned into the nondescript 00s, Oasis shows became simply a refuge for hedonism, an excuse to go mad. It seems the shows existed to unite the football firms in the country for a urine-hurling championship.