Fan sings 'Wonderwall' at US Open

Arthur Fery’s first-round match against Lorenzo Musetti at the U.S. Open became a small viral moment after a fan sang Oasis’s “Wonderwall” from the stands during play. Sky Sports posted video of the interruption on September 2, identifying the players and the song. Official U.S. Open coverage lists the Fery-Musetti match as a Round 1 contest played on September 1 in New York. (skysports.com) The clip circulated as the tournament continued at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. ### Where did the “Wonderwall” moment happen? (skysports.com) The U.S. Open’s official match page identifies Arthur Fery vs. Lorenzo Musetti as a 2026 Round 1 match played on September 1. Sky Sports’ video says the fan sang “Wonderwall” during that match. (youtube.com) The available public descriptions do not specify the exact court or point score at the moment of the interruption. New York is hosting the 2026 U.S. Open through September 13, according to tournament and ATP Tour information. That places the incident during the opening phase of the year’s final Grand Slam. ### Why were Arthur Fery and Lorenzo Musetti a notable first-round pairing? (skysports.com) Arthur Fery entered New York with added attention after what the U.S. Open described in July as a surprise run to the Wimbledon semifinals as a wild card. Lorenzo Musetti was listed by the U.S. Open on September 1 as the No. 13 seed in the men’s draw. ATP Tour coverage published before the tournament also flagged Musetti-Fery as one of the more intriguing first-round matchups. That helped make the interruption more visible once clips began circulating. (skysports.com) ### What exactly has been verified about the fan clip? Sky Sports published a video item headlined: “Fan sings Oasis classic Wonderwall during Arthur Fery’s match against Lorenzo Musetti at US Open.” That is the clearest independently surfaced description of the incident in the current search results. (atptour.com) The U.S. Open’s own public video listings confirm the match itself and its date, and the tournament’s YouTube channel posted match highlights on September 2. (usopen.org) But the official highlight description visible in search results does not mention the crowd interruption, only that it was Arthur Fery vs. Lorenzo Musetti in Round 1. (atptour.com) ### Why “Wonderwall”? Oasis’s “Wonderwall” remains one of the band’s most recognizable songs, and the fan’s choice appears to have been the hook that pushed the moment beyond a routine crowd noise interruption. Sky Sports’ framing of the clip centered on the song title itself, not on any formal stoppage or disciplinary action. (skysports.com) The broader Oasis connection was also part of the day’s culture coverage. Separate reporting on September 2 highlighted continued interest in the band around a new reunion-tour film, suggesting the song still carries immediate recognition with live-event audiences. That is an inference based on concurrent coverage, not a statement from tournament officials. (usopen.org) ### Did the U.S. Open or players comment publicly? The search results available here do not show a public statement from tournament organizers, Arthur Fery or Lorenzo Musetti specifically about the “Wonderwall” interruption. Official U.S. Open and ATP Tour pages surfaced in search focus on the match, player profiles and tournament scheduling rather than the crowd moment. (skysports.com) September 13 is the scheduled end date of the 2026 U.S. Open, according to ATP Tour and tournament materials. The match highlights remain available through the U.S. Open’s website and YouTube channel as later rounds continue in New York. (youtube.com) (usopen.org) (skysports.com)