Noel Gallagher: Last News

Alan McGee – the former manager of Oasis – has recalled the story behind his legendary photo with Liam Gallagher.The ex-manager of the Britpop icons opened up about the famous image of him with the frontman outside London jazz club Ronnie Scott’s in 1997, and suggested that the calm demeanour they have was far from the case.The photograph captured Gallagher as he was riding the high of Oasis’ fame after the release of their second album ‘(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?’ and, more specifically, shortly after he had a row with Hurricane #1 singer Alex Lowe.It came after Lowe had recently done an interview with NME, and had referred to Oasis as “these c***s” – something which infuriated the indie-rock icon.“Which he didn’t mean [in an offensive way], that’s just the way we talk in Glasgow. That’s affectionate,” McGee explained in his new memoir (via The Independent), adding that the two got into a physical altercation and Gallagher went on to vent his frustration to him outside the jazz club.“I manage to get them outside, and there’s a famous picture of me and Liam outside Ronnie Scott’s where it looks like we are having a chat, but what he’s really saying is ‘McGee’s a fucking c***!’ to my face,” McGee wrote.“We then went to some drinking club, some posh place like upstairs at the Groucho, and we were in the very back and Liam shouts at me for two hours.“It’s like the blast furnace treatment until he eventually runs out of steam.

We're just days away from the start of Kendal Calling, the hit British music festival set against the backdrop of the beautiful British Lake District. Held at Lowther Deer Park, near Penrith, Cumbria, the popular event will take place from Thursday, August 1 until Sunday, August 4.

Kneecap have spoken about meeting Noel Gallagher at Glastonbury, as well as the health of Irish music.Gallagher caught one of Kneecap’s performances at Glastonbury last month, before meeting the band backstage and revealing that he “couldn’t believe how enjoyable it was.Speaking to NME backstage at Mad Cool festival this month, Kneecap’s DJ Próvaí reflected on the moment of meeting the former Oasis member turned solo star, joking that he’d “been a massive fan of Blur my whole life”, before adding: “Growing up I just thought I want to meet this fella.”Paying tribute to Gallagher’s Irish heritage – his mother Peggy was born in County Mayo– Próvaí continued: “He’s an Irishman. Mayo people are generally decent spuds, as we would say in Ireland.“It was lovely to get chatting to him, he said he’s a massive fan. He came backstage for a wee kiss and a cuddle.

When Tom Aspinall finally got his hands on the microphone, his message couldn't have been any clearer.

Graham Coxon has revealed that he is open to the idea of Blur getting a hologram show similar to that of ABBA Voyage, but on one condition.The Britpop guitarist discussed the potential of the band getting their own avatars made as part of a hologram show during a new interview with Radio X. In the discussion, he revealed that while he is open to the prospect, he would only want to entertain the idea if it captured the band when they were “a little younger”.“Well Damon’s sort of tackled that a bit with Gorillaz, ain’t he?” Coxon responded when asked about the idea, referring to frontman Damon Albarn’s other band.

Noel Gallagher has paused one of his live shows to roast a musician in the crowd – check out footage of the moment below.The gig took place during Gallagher’s shows with the High Flying Birds last night (July 17), when the band performed a huge headline set at Cardiff Castle.Midway through the setlist – which included hits from both Noel’s solo discography and his work with Oasis – the Britpop icon paused the set to interact with a member of the crowd looking to get his attention.In fan-captured footage of the moment, the frontman is seen speaking to a fan who attempted to hand him a CD of his own work, and soon ends up being jokingly berated by the Oasis legend.“You’re in a band? You’re not in a band… what’s on the fucking CD then?” Gallagher is seen asking the fan. “You’re a solo artist… with a haircut like that?”From there, it appears that the crowd member tries to tell Noel that the hairstyle was inspired by his own, to which Noel responds: “What? You copied me? In what respect… your hair doesn’t look like mine, what the fuck are you talking about.

Noel Gallagher dedicated ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ to the England football team at his show in Cardiff Castle last night (July 17).The former Oasis chief wrapped up his performance with the classic hit single which saw him perform a host of songs from his solo material and his former band.Introducing the track, Gallagher said: “We can sing this for the English football team.” You can view footage below.It comes after England were beaten 2-1 by Spain in the Euro 2024 final on Sunday (July 14).Shortly after the defeat, England manager Gareth Southgate also announced that he was stepping down from the job after eight years. A replacement is yet to be announced.Louis Tomlinson, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and former England striker Gary Lineker were among those that paid tribute to Southgate.Gallagher previously joked that he is “not an England fan” after Manchester City celebrated winning the Premier League title at the Etihad Stadium in May.When asked if he cares about how Phil Foden plays in the Euros, he said: “I’m not an England fan, I’m Irish,” before saying “Good night!” and walking away.Meanwhile, Gallagher recently hit out at Dave Grohl, urging the Foo Fighters frontman to stop calling for an Oasis reunion.For several years, Grohl has campaigned for the band to get back together, which has drawn the ire of Gallagher.

Johnny Marr has announced details of a reissue of his 2003 album with The Healers, ‘Boomslang’, which will feature previously unheard material. Find out more below.First released by Marr and The Healers back in 2003, the album will now be offered in its entirety for the first time in over two decades.

The Killers have recreated Oasis‘ iconic ‘(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?’ cover art – take a look at their version down below.The Las Vegas band are fresh off their monumental UK ‘Rebel Diamonds’ tour, which finished with a record-breaking six-night residency at London’s O2 Arena on July 11.After pulling off a spectacular manoeuvre by pausing their London show to celebrate England’s semifinal victory at the Euros, The Killers have once again gone above and beyond to demonstrate their affinity for the UK.Now, the band have posted their take on Oasis’ seminal album ‘(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?’. It depicts frontman Brandon Flowers standing in Berwick Street in Soho, with the now boarded-up Selectadisc record store to his left.

Oasis have shared a previously unheard version of ‘Up In The Sky’ from their upcoming 30th anniversary edition of ‘Definitely Maybe’. Check it out below.The iconic Britpop band announced their plans to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their debut album earlier this year, when they confirmed that a reissue of the 1994 classic would be arriving on August 30 via Big Brother Recordings (pre-order here).Coming in various formats, it’ll contain recordings from the abandoned original session at Monnow Valley Studios, as well as outtakes from the definitive album recording session at Sawmills Studios in Cornwall.Now, ahead of its release, the band have dropped the previously unheard version of ‘Up In The Sky’ – recorded from the scrapped Monnow Valley recording sessions.The song has become a staple in Oasis’ discography and has often been interpreted as seeing the members take aim at those who place themselves on a pedestal, or feel the need to make grand, political gestures.

Robbie Williams has risked reigniting his feud with Oasis singer Noel Gallagher following an on-camera dig.The Angels star, 50, performed in front of thousands of fans at the weekend and his entrance video saw him mocking a cardboard cutout of Noel. On Saturday, 6 July, the former Take That star took to the stage during his massive BST (British Summer Time) gig at London's Hyde Park, delighting thousands of fans as he belted out his biggest hits for two hours.

Noel Gallagher has opened up about seeing Kneecap at Glastonbury 2024 saying he “couldn’t believe how enjoyable it was”.Kneecap played two sets over the weekend at the event, and took part in a Q&A about their upcoming self-titled biopic.The Irish rap trio unveiled the official trailer film, which stars Michael Fassbender, earlier this month. The film was also previewed at Glastonbury Festival’s cinema tent, Pilton Palais, last weekend.Speaking to Matt Morgan, Gallagher revealed that he’d caught one of Kneecap’s sets over the Glastonbury weekend and praised the band for their performance.He said: “We went to see this Northern Irish street kids called Kneecap…they’re kind of pro Republican rappers…“We get there and the tent is absolutely fucking smashed packed – you couldn’t get in.

While Annie Kilner has been grabbing headlines with her marriage woes to England footballer Kyle Walker, another WAG is quietly stepping into the limelight. Meet Iris Law, the 23-year-old daughter of famed actor Jude Law and his ex-wife, producer and fashionista Sadie Frost.The young model is rumoured to be seeing a rising Liverpool-born football star who shone in the England Euros team. With the nation buzzing with excitement for England's upcoming clash with Spain on Sunday night in Euro 2024, WAGs like Annie Kilner, Dani Dyer, and Jordan Pickford's wife Megan are all showing their support from the stands.

Noel Gallagher has taken another crack at Dave Grohl, urging that the Foo Fighters frontman stop calling for an Oasis reunion.For several years now, Grohl has campaigned for Noel, Liam and their bandmates to get back together, which has drawn the ire of the elder Gallagher sibling. Speaking on Matt Morgan’s podcast post-Glastonbury, – where Noel and Grohl had caught LCD Soundsystem’s Pyramid Stage set from side-stage – the Oasis guitarist and vocalist recalled bumping into the former Nirvana drummer at Worthy Farm.“I did actually bump into Dave [Grohl].

Iconic '90s musician and producer Goldie - who also starred as villain Mister Bullion in the James Bond film The World is Not Enough - has become a dad for the sixth time.The 58-year-old DJ took to Instagram to share the news that his wife Mika Price gave birth to their daughter, Yuki Isla Price on Wednesday, 10 July, in Thailand, where the couple now live. “Welcome To The World Baby Girl. Yuki Isla Price.

86TVs have spoken to NME about working with US tennis legend John McEnroe – who stars as the band’s rage-filled therapist in the video for their latest single, ‘Komorebi’. Watch the visuals below, and read our interview with guitarist/singer Felix White.The song marks a stylistic shift for the group – which is completed by White’s brothers and former Maccabees bandmates, Hugo White and Will White, alongside drummer Jamie Morrison (Noisettes and Stereophonics).Following on from ‘Tambourine’ and ‘Someone Else’s Dream’, 86TV’s latest offering finds them in a calmer, more reflective mood.

Cruz Beckham, the youngest son of millionaire parents David and Victoria Beckham, has shown he's not above roughing it, as he was seen camping in a modest £60 tent at Glastonbury, right next to the loos.

Noel Gallagher has said Glastonbury 2024 got “a bit woke” for his liking.Gallagher, who first performed at Worthy Farm with Oasis in 1994, did clarify that despite his various gripes, the festival was “probably the best fucking thing about Britain apart from the Premier League.”“Don’t get me wrong, I fucking love Glastonbury,” he told The Sun after the festival had concluded.“It’s getting a bit woke now, that place, and a bit kind of preachy and a bit virtue-signalling,” he continued. “I don’t like it in music, little fucking idiots waving flags around and making political statements and bands taking the stage and saying, ‘Hey guys, isn’t war terrible, yeah? Let’s all boo war.

Noel Gallagher has shared his frustration after revealing he will have to have an operation on his “bad knee”.The former Oasis guitarist confirmed the news during an appearance on Matt Morgan’s podcast this week, where he said (via Metro): “I’ve got bad knees actually. I’ve got to have an operation on my fucking knee.”He did not explain the specifics of what has led to the need for surgery, but a source close to the musician has told The Sun that he “isn’t happy at all about the fact he needs this knee surgery”.It is reported that Noel will complete his current tour with The High Flying Birds, which is due to conclude on August 4 at Y Not Festival, before taking time off for the surgery.It comes after Noel’s brother Liam recovered from a hip operation in 2023 that stemmed from an arthritis diagnosis.

Oasis legend Noel Gallagher has revealed he is due to have knee replacement surgery to help the painful arthritis he has been suffering with.The 57 year old music star, who is estranged from younger brother Liam, is currently touring with his band The High Flying Birds until August. He’s then expected to take a break and have the surgery. Noel confirmed he needed the surgery on his podcast with Matt Morgan on Thursday, 4 July.

As European minnows Georgia prepare for their Euro 2024 clash with Spain, it could be one of their former players trending on social media ahead of their current crop.