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Music Appreciation

highplainsdem

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2. I suspect at least some of the fans who saw them at Wembley were disappointed that he

Reply to speak easy (Reply #1)

Mon Aug 4, 2025, 09:45 PM

Aug 4

wore those hats all through every show. I can't think of any other band where the frontman hides much of his face under a hat brim, while the other members of the band don't. And as far as I can tell from YouTube videos, he didn't wear a hat for either most of his solo shows or most of his shows with Oasis.

He wore a cap that wasn't exactly cool (lol) for the TRNSMT 2024 festival in Glasgow last summer, but that still let people see more of his face than the bucket hats do, as he belted out a setlist of Oasis songs.

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Another rave review for Oasis, their 5th night at Wembley, plus a review of their clothes from British GQ [View all] highplainsdem Aug 4 OP

"[Liam] wants to wear his parka and his bucket hat" speak easy Aug 4 #1

I suspect at least some of the fans who saw them at Wembley were disappointed that he highplainsdem Aug 4 #2

Bucket hats are quite popular in Australia speak easy Aug 5 #3

Oh, I have nothing against hats per se. And I'm delighted that Oasis is back together, too, and highplainsdem Aug 5 #4

Oasis tweet with video today: Thank you, London... See you in September highplainsdem Aug 5 #5