April 22, 1995 • Sheffield Arena, Sheffield, England

Setlist

Show Notes

• This was the final show of the Definitely Maybe era, Oasis' first arena concert and their biggest show to date, with an audience of around 12,000.
• Pulp were the last-minute support act, replacing The Verve, whose guitarist had broken his knuckles in a fight in Paris. Their set closed with 'Common People', a month before its release as a single.
• During his acoustic set, Noel gave the first public performance of 'Don't Look Back In Anger'. He introduced it as a new song he had only written on Tuesday, adding that it did not yet have a title. He dedicated the song to his friend, music journalist Paul Mathur. The early version featured different lyrics and a slightly different melody from the eventual album recording.
• This was the last time the band played 'Digsy's Dinner' and 'Up in the Sky' live.
• This was Tony McCarroll's final concert with Oasis. He subsequently appeared with the band on Top of the Pops a few days later before being replaced by Alan White.
• Sheffield Arena was built for the 1991 World Student Games and officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II on May 30, 1991. Paul Simon performed the venue's first concert that evening.
• The arena later operated under several sponsored names, including Hallam FM Arena, Motorpoint Arena and FlyDSA Arena. It is now known as Utilita Arena Sheffield.