July 14, 1995 • Irvine Beach, Irvine, Scotland

Setlist

No verified setlist has been added for this show yet.

Show Notes

• Tickets for the show on July 14 sold out within a day, prompting Oasis to add a second concert on July 15. Both nights sold out, with a combined total of 12,000 tickets sold at £12.50 each.
• The concerts took place inside a huge marquee at Irvine Beach Park in Ayrshire. The marquee, said to be the size of a football pitch, had been brought over from Taiwan. Despite a wet and drizzly day, fans gathered outside well before the doors opened at 6 pm.
• Smaller and The Verve opened the first night, with Oasis taking the stage at 9 pm. Smaller were fronted by Peter 'Digsy' Deary, a friend of the band and the inspiration behind 'Digsy's Dinner', a song Oasis had last played live in April.
• 'Don't Look Back in Anger' was reportedly performed by the full band for the first time at Irvine Beach, months before the release of '(What's the Story) Morning Glory?'. Noel had first played the song acoustically in Sheffield in April. He played it using a guitar pick belonging to George Harrison.
• During 'Hello', Liam joked that the concert was better than Glastonbury and that there wasn't a long-haired person in sight.
• Rangers footballer Ally McCoist was among the celebrities spotted in the crowd. Some local fans who had been unable to get tickets gathered on nearby Irvine Moor, where they could hear the music from outside.
• The live versions of 'Some Might Say' and 'Hello' on the 2014 deluxe edition of '(What's the Story) Morning Glory?' were credited to Roskilde Festival, but are now believed to come from this show.