Definitely Maybe era • jan 1994 – apr 1995

March 9, 1994 • Gleneagles Hotel, Gleneagles, Scotland

Setlist

Show Notes

  • Oasis played here at the Sony Music Convention. Sony took over the entire hotel for an event showcasing new UK bands - one being Oasis. The sound nearly blasted the Ballroom roof off.
  • This is the first Oasis gig known to have been professionally recorded in full.
  • For many years, this show was listed as February 6. Research published by The Right Ear of Nash on the Blonde Razor Blade blog found that Jeff Buckley performed immediately before Oasis at the same Sony Music Convention, ruling out the February date because Buckley was touring in Chicago at the time. Billboard confirms that the convention took place at Gleneagles between March 7 and 11, 1994. Buckley's Gleneagles recording circulated with the date September 3, 1994, but this appears to have resulted from the European date 09/03/1994 being interpreted in the American month/day format. This strongly points to March 9, 1994 as the correct date for both performances.
  • "I Am the Walrus" was recorded during the soundcheck and later released as "I Am the Walrus (Live)" on the "Cigarettes & Alcohol" single. The crowd noise was added afterwards, taken from a bootleg CD of The Faces. Paolo Hewitt first revealed this in his book "Getting High", and Noel later confirmed it in a 1998 interview with Paul Du Noyer.
  • Other Bands: Died Pretty • The October Project • Misty Oldland • Junkhouse • Comanche Park • The Choice • Jeff Buckley

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