Oasis frontman Noel Gallagher cut an effortlessly stylish figure at Sydney Airport on Thursday as he prepared to leave Australia after the band’s sold-out reunion tour.
The 58-year-old rocker appeared relaxed in dark sunglasses, jeans and a black jacket while walking through the terminal alongside one of his sons.
Noel seemed in high spirits as he departed Australia following five sold-out shows across Sydney and Melbourne.
The guitarist has been praised for his form throughout the reunion concerts and looked at ease after two blockbuster weeks on the road Down Under.
Despite the demanding tour schedule, Noel appeared refreshed as he made his way out, completing his look with his trademark shades and a gold pendant necklace.
The Manchester native was not joined by his younger superstar brother, Liam, 53, during the airport outing.
Oasis frontman Noel Gallagher cut an effortlessly stylish figure at Sydney Airport on Thursday as he prepared to leave Australia after the band’s sold-out reunion tour
The 58-year-old rocker appeared relaxed in dark sunglasses, jeans and a black jacket while walking through the terminal alongside one of his sons
The sighting came after Oasis took to social media to thank fans for their support following the band’s first Australian concerts in 20 years.
Noel and Liam Gallagher performed for an estimated 320,000 concertgoers in Sydney and Melbourne over the past two weeks.
After Oasis posted a highlight reel from the Australian leg of its world tour on Instagram, numerous followers declared the concerts among the best they had ever seen.
The video also featured a local fan showing off an impressive tattoo tribute to the Manchester-born brothers.
The tattoo depicts portraits of Noel and Liam wearing their signature parkas.
‘Thank you, Australia,’ the band wrote in the caption, alongside footage of devoted Oasis fans singing and dancing in merchandise, including the iconic bucket hat.
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Fans quickly shared their concert experiences in the comments, with several describing the Australian shows as ‘biblical’.
‘The most incredible two nights. Still pinching myself that it happened. OASIS FOREVER!!!’ one fan wrote, while another added: ‘It was one of the best days of my life!’
Noel appeared in high spirits as he walked through the terminal after leaving Australia following five sold-out concerts in Sydney and Melbourne
The guitarist looked relaxed after two blockbuster weeks on the road Down Under and has been praised for his form throughout the reunion shows
‘Biblical – come back soon,’ another fan commented.
However, the band’s Australian run was not entirely trouble-free, with some fans left frustrated before Oasis’ first Sydney concerts earlier this month.
A clip posted to Instagram shortly before a November concert began showed thousands of fans queued outside Accor Stadium, with just 45 minutes remaining before the band was due to take the stage.
The footage was shared with the Bondi Lines account by a fan who described the queue as ‘f***ed’ and said it was ‘not moving at all’.
‘Few people missing out on [the] first song,’ one person replied in the comments.
Others blamed concertgoers rather than venue staff, arguing that anyone hoping to enter quickly should have arrived earlier.
‘Not that fook’n hard to understand—get there EARLIER,’ one commenter wrote.
Some fans began lining up outside Accor Stadium in the early hours of Friday morning. The gates opened at 6pm, with the concert scheduled to begin at 7.30pm.
The tour was ultimately a huge success, with promoter Live Nation confirming that 320,000 tickets were sold for Oasis’ five stadium shows—three in Melbourne and two in Sydney—according to The Australian Financial Review.
The band will finish the tour with a series of South American dates, including concerts in Argentina, Chile and Brazil.
