Oasis proved they're back for real on Friday at their first concert in 16 years, with a powerful new lineup and a career-spanning setlist.

All day in Cardiff they’ve been up for it, but there’s been a different feeling too. Back in the day, as the glorious 90s turned into the nondescript 00s, Oasis shows became simply a refuge for hedonism, an excuse to go mad. It seems the shows existed to unite the football firms in the country for a urine-hurling championship.

A voice declares “this is not a drill”, a barrage of reunion headlines fill the stadium-wide screens. Two brothers walk on a stage hand-in-hand, one wails “hello, hello, it’s good to be back”, while the other provides grunge-glam guitar,