min read · July 5, 2025 · Entertainment

Meg Matthews and Anais Shine at Oasis' Iconic Cardiff Reunion!

Oasis Reunites! Ex-Wife Meg Matthews Sings Along with the Brothers, Daughter Anais Spotted Cheering Them On

It's been 16 long years since Oasis last took the stage together, but the brothers are back and better than ever! The legendary band kicked off their highly-anticipated reunion tour in Cardiff on Friday, and we've got all the juicy details.

Meg Matthews, ex-wife of Noel Gallagher, was spotted singing along to every song as she watched her former husband take center stage. The 59-year-old shared a video on Instagram, raving about the "brilliant" performance and giving a shoutout to her gig buddy @PorthtowanBeachShop.

But Meg wasn't the only family member showing support - daughter Anais was spotted cheering on her father from the sidelines! The 25-year-old was seen hugging Noel before the show, and later danced the night away with friends Callum Scott Howells. Anais even posted a TikTok video earlier in the day, getting ready for the big show in style.

The source revealed to thescholarlynote.com that Meg had been "in great spirits" before the set, watching Richard Ashcroft perform with her pals. And it's no wonder - she got a prime seat for the show! Anais, on the other hand, was beaming with excitement as she prepared to see her dad take the stage.

Throughout their two-hour set, Oasis wowed fans with a litany of hits, including Some Might Say, Morning Glory, and Wonderwall. The brothers even brought out acoustic versions of Talk Tonight and Half The World Away, leaving the crowd in tears.

But what made this reunion so special was the evident love and camaraderie between Liam and Noel. After years of feuding, it's clear that they've put their differences behind them - and fans are loving every minute of it!

The brothers' sets were peppered with poignant pictures of their family's history, including old black and white photos of their mom Peggy and dad Tommy. Stand By Me played as the images flashed up on screen, leaving many in the crowd emotional.

As the night drew to a close, Oasis rounded off their first gig in 16 years with Champagne Supernova. The brothers were visibly moved by the reception, with Liam gushing, "Thanks for putting up with us over the years. We're hard work. We get it."

The crowd was still cheering long after the show ended, and fans are already counting down the days until their next reunion. With a packed tour schedule ahead of them, Oasis is back where they belong - on top of the world.

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