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Liam Gallagher fans 'left in tears' as they are turned away from Manchester's problem-plagued Co-op Live arena
The singer-songwriter, 51, is currently on his Definitely Maybe tour - celebrating 30 years of the Oasis album.
The venue then planned for US rapper A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie to open the arena on May 1, however it was called off just over an hour before his performance with fans queuing outside, due to the ventilation system becoming detached during a soundcheck. The issue also meant scheduled performances from US pop star Olivia Rodrigo and British band Keane were postponed, while a slew of shows by Take That were moved to the AO Arena across town. At a Rick Astley test event on April 20, attendance was slashed from 11,000 to just 4,000 less than two hours before the start due to problems with the arena's power - believed to have affected the fire safety and emergency services communication systems.
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