A rare video of Oasis performing in Scotland before their commercial breakthrough has become publicly accessible following a community-funded archival effort. Fans pooled resources through the Live4Ever forum to purchase the footage at auction in August 2025 for approximately £3,000, securing both the video and its licensing rights to prevent the three-decade-old recording from remaining lost or privately held.

The 30-minute recording captures the band's 7 April 1994 performance at Glasgow's Tramway, featuring backstage preparation, the complete live set, and post-gig moments. The footage documents early renditions of songs including 'Shakermaker', 'Digsy's Dinner', 'Live Forever', 'Cigarettes And Alcohol', and 'Supersonic', alongside visual markers of the era such as Liam's red and white striped jumper and star-shaped tambourine, and his progressive shift from a microphone-focused stance to his later signature hand-behind-back performance style.