It was like a champagne supernova in the sky.
Liam Gallagher scolded a fan after they fired a flare into the audience during an Oasis show in Australia on Friday, Oct. 31.
“To the massive C–T who launched that flare into the crowd last night at the gig in Melbourne, you are 1 seriously f–ked up individual and you will get yours trust me,” the “Wonderwall” singer, 53, wrote on X after the concert at Marvel Stadium.
Videos from the performance shared online showed the wild fan waving a lit flare around before throwing the flame elsewhere in the audience. Once it landed, people in the crowd dispersed.
“That was naughty,” Liam, who was in the middle of singing “Champagne Supernova” at the time, said while waving his finger. “Naughty, naughty, naughty.”
Fans of the “Don’t Look Back in Anger” rockers, meanwhile, rushed to social media to share their thoughts after Liam reprimanded the audience member who lobbed the pyrotechnic into the Melbourne crowd.
“How does somebody even get that into the stadium?!” one person asked on X. “Security has some serious questions to answer.”
“Melbourne is an utter embarrassment,” added another. “You’re probably lucky it wasn’t worse.”
“Always someone out there spoiling the fun,” commented a third, while one more Oasis fan shared, “Disgraceful. No fan does that to other fans.”
But that wouldn’t be the first time Liam addressed the audience during the “Supersonic” band’s recent spate of shows.
Back in July, following the death of heavy metal legend Ozzy Osbourne, Liam paid tribute to the late Prince of Darkness during a performance at Wembley Stadium in London, England.
“I want to dedicate this next one to Ozzy Osbourne,” he said as the band finished playing “Live Forever” and jumped into “Rock ‘N’ Roll Star.”
Then, during another Webley Stadium show on Aug. 2, a fan tragically fell to their death.
The victim was later identified as 45-year-old Lee Claydon, whose dad suggested he may have slipped on the beer-soaked floor before the tragic fall.
“People have said horrible things but it was just an accident,” the late Oasis fan’s father said following the fatal incident. “All I know is there was beer everywhere. It’s slippery, he slipped apparently, we do not know the rest of it. There’s questions about the barriers.”
Liam and his brother, Noel, 58, kicked off their Oasis Live ’25 Tour in Cardiff, Wales, on Friday, July 4.
The show marked the first time the brothers shared the same stage since their infamous feud broke the iconic group apart 16 years earlier in 2009.
But a few months later, Oasis guitarist Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs took to Instagram to announce that he was stepping away from the tour following a startling cancer diagnosis.
“Early this year I was diagnosed with prostate cancer,” Arthurs, 60, revealed on Oct. 3. “The good news is I’m responding really well to treatment, which meant I could be part of this incredible tour.”
“Now I am having to take a planned break for the next phase of my care, so I’ll be missing gigs in Seoul, Tokyo, Melbourne and Sydney,” he continued. “I’m really sad to be missing these shows, but I’m feeling good and will be back ready to go in time for South America.”
The Oasis Live ’25 Tour is scheduled to conclude at the Estádio do Morumbi in São Paulo, Brazil, on Nov. 23.
