"I’ve just been told don’t do any of that s—t anymore because you don’t know how to behave yourselves," the musician told an audience.

"I’ve just been told don’t do any of that shit anymore because you don’t know how to behave yourselves," singer said of fan skirmishes over his discarded instruments

Oasis served up joyous, rousing anthems in Dublin’s Croke Park as part of their Live ’25 reunion tour. Tens of thousands of fans descended on the capital to see the ’90s Britpop superstars’ first gig in Ireland since 2009.

Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher has made a candid admission about his sobriety as Oasis kicked off their first gig at Dublin's historic Croke Park on Saturday night

Oasis fans flocked to Dublin to see one of the biggest gigs of the year, but Liam Gallagher was met with a strong reaction to one of his comments

The Oasis reunion hasn’t been without bumps. Last month Liam Gallagher apologized for posting a racial slur. A couple weeks ago a fan tragically fell to his death at one of the Wembley shows. Now, the frontman has been banned from throwing instruments into the crowd after an audience member sustained injuries from catching maracas.