
Oasis fan told she 'didn't deserve tickets' after people spot phone antics
An Oasis fan who attended the opening night of their reunion tour in Cardiff has been told she 'didn't deserve' to go after using her phone to do one…
Cardiff, UK – A recent concert featuring Richard Ashcroft, the acclaimed artist behind hits like 'Bittersweet Symphony,' saw an unexpected moment go viral online. During a performance of the iconic song, an audience member was captured on video using the popular music identification app, Shazam, to identify the track. The short clip, filmed from an elevated position within the packed venue, shows the vast crowd enjoying the live music before focusing on an individual holding up their phone with the Shazam app active. The screen visibly displayed 'Bittersweet Symphony' as the identified song. The video, which quickly gained traction on social media, was accompanied by an on-screen caption that humorously questioned, 'DID THEY JUST SHAZAM THE NATIONAL ANTHEM 😩,' playing on the song's widespread recognition and classic status. The incident sparked discussions among music fans online, highlighting both the song's enduring popularity and the occasional surprise of discovering a well-known track for the first time.
An Oasis fan who attended the opening night of their reunion tour in Cardiff has been told she 'didn't deserve' to go after using her phone to do one…
No último fim de semana, Richard Ashcroft, ex-vocalista dos The Verve, foi o artista de abertura da tão aguardada reunião do Oasis, com duas noites