Oasis Fan Taken Out on Stretcher During Band's Reunion Concert

An Oasis fan was carried out on a stretcher during the band's first reunion concert in 16 years after reportedly suffering a medical emergency.

The concert-goer was among 74,500 fans packed into Cardiff's Principality Stadium on Saturday night, where the Gallagher brothers were greeted with rapturous applause as they returned to the stage together for the first time since their split.

According to The Sun, the woman was seen being led away by paramedics during the performance of D'You Know What I Mean.

The concert opened with the track F**** in the Bushes* playing over the speakers, as a montage of old newspaper headlines and tweets was projected on screen. Moments later, the band walked out on stage to a thunderous reception.

Frontman Liam Gallagher, 52, had the crowd in the palm of his hand as he delivered hit after hit, with brother Noel, 58, on lead guitar.

Despite their well-documented rift, the brothers were seen smiling and nodding at each other during the performance -- a sight that thrilled fans in attendance.

Ahead of Cigarettes & Alcohol, Liam told the crowd: \"Jump up and down when the tune starts,\" prompting thousands to stomp in unison and cause the floor to visibly shake.

When Liam returned, emotions ran high as the band paid tribute to Liverpool footballer Diogo Jota, who died earlier that day in a car crash in Spain. They dedicated Live Forever to the 28-year-old athlete.

Oasis closed their set with Rock 'n' Roll Star, with Liam once again wielding his tambourine for the finale.

Before the final number, Noel told the crowd: \"This one is for all the people in their twenties that haven't seen us before, who've kept this s*** going for the last f****** 20 years!\"

Liam added with a grin: \"There are many things I would like to say to you, but I don't speak Welsh!\"