Anais Gallagher pays sweet tribute to rocker dad Noel and reveals her seven-year-old voice features in the set as she attends first sold out reunion gig at Heaton Park
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Anais Gallagher was gushing with pride for her rocker dad as she attended the first sold out show of Oasis’ five-night stint at Heaton Park on Friday.
The daughter of Noel took to Instagram to share a video of her father’s guitar solo as she penned: ‘My dad’s the coolest’.
She later also revealed her childhood voice also features in the set as she recorded the end of the band’s hit Rock ‘n’ Roll Star.
As the track came to an end and the band walked off the stage ahead of the encore, a younger Anais could be heard saying ‘That’s rock and roll baby’.
And confirming it to be her she told followers: ‘”That’s rock n roll baby” That’s my little seven year old voice’.
On Friday both Noel and Liam’s children reunited for the ‘pic of the century’ ahead of their fathers’ first Manchester show, as they proved they are closer than ever.
Anais Gallagher paid a sweet tribute to her rocker dad Noel and revealed her seven-year-old voice features in the set as she attended the first sold out reunion gig at Heaton Park on Friday
The daughter of Noel took to Instagram to share a video of her father’s guitar solo as she penned: ‘My dad’s the coolest’
Wrapping their arms around each other back stage at Heaton Park, Liam’s youngest child, Gene, 24, shared a photo to Instagram as he was joined by his brother Lennon, 25, and Anais, as well as Noel’s sons Donovan, 17, and Sonny, 14.
Also in the picture was Pep Guardiola, Spanish professional football manager, who has been the manager of Noel’s beloved Manchester City football club since 2016.
The Spaniard wore a retro Manchester City shirt as he prepares to try and win back the top flight title they lost to Liverpool last season.
Gene captioned the photo: ‘Pic of the century, alright? now everyone els (sic) f**k off.’
Notably missing from the picture was Liam’s daughter, Molly, 27.
Liam shares Gene with Nicole Appleton and later welcomed Lennon with Patsy Kensit.
Noel shares Anais with Meg Mathews, and her brothers Sonny, 15, and Donovan, 18, with Sara MacDonald.
Liam is currently engaged to Debbie Gwyther and have been together since 2013, meanwhile Noel is dating Sally Mash.
She later also revealed her childhood voice also features in the set as she recorded the end of the band’s hit Rock ‘n’ Roll Star
As the track came to an end and the band walked off the stage ahead of the encore, a younger Anais could be heard saying ‘That’s rock and roll baby’
On Friday both Noel and Liam’s children reunited for the ‘pic of the century’ ahead of their fathers’ first Manchester show, as they proved they are closer than ever (L-R Donavan, Sonny, Anais, Gene, Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola and Lennon)
And Liam and Noel appeared hand-in-hand as they kicked off the first of their five-night stint at Heaton Park on Friday.
Oasis performed in front of a sold-out 80,000 strong crowd in their home city of Manchester after beginning their world tour in Cardiff last week.
The shows at Heaton Park – a 600-acre public park in Bury and Manchester – are the only UK shows held outside a stadium, with the others taking place at the Principality Stadium, Wembley and Murrayfield.
Oasis opened their set with Hello from their 1995 second album (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?, before playing Acquiesce.
Fans were treated to Morning Glory, Some Might Say, Cigarettes and Alcohol, and Supersonic before Noel’s acoustic set.
Giving his brother a hug, Liam then headed off while Noel played Half The World Away and Little By Little.
Oasis appeared hand in hand as they performed in front of a sold-out 80,000 strong crowd in their home city of Manchester after beginning their world tour in Cardiff last week
Other songs included D’You Know What I Mean, Cast No Shadow, Stand By Me, Whatever and Rock N Roll Star.
After Rock N Roll Star, Liam said: ‘Thanks for sticking with us. I know we are difficult, but you want to try being in the band,’ before they left the stage.’
As chants of ‘one more song!’ echoed through the crowd they strolled back on to stage to play fan favourites Don’t Look Back In Anger and Wonderwall.
Oasis ended the night on Champagne Supernova with fireworks being set off from the stage.
