Noel Gallagher: Last News

Match of the Day pundit and former Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy says he was upset that a celebrity was chosen to co-commentate on Manchester City's 4-1 defeat to Sporting in the Champions League.

Noel Gallagher was a surprise addition to the commentary for Manchester City’s Champions League clash with Sporting Lisbon last night (November 5) – and viewers weren’t impressed.The Oasis and High Flying Birds musician – who is a lifelong Man City fan – joined Darren Fletcher and co-commentator Ally McCoist throughout TNT Sports’ live coverage of the match. He was on co-comms duty alongside the professionals for the entire game.However, Gallagher saw the reigning Premier League champions lose 4-1 to Sporting (helmed by incoming Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim) at Lisbon’s Estádio José Alvalade.The match marked Man City’s third loss in as many games following recent defeats from Bournemouth and Tottenham Hotspur.Gallagher’s punditry resulted in negative responses, with many suggesting that he shouldn’t have been involved.

Delighted Noel Gallagher Hooped up Celtic's glory night as their Champions League masterclass rescued him from a nightmare in Lisbon.

Oasis have announced the South American leg of their 2025 reunion world tour – you can find all the details below.Liam and Noel Gallagher will play their first live shows together since 2009 next summer, kicking off with huge stadium gigs in the UK and Ireland. From there, the Britpop band are due to head to North America before returning for two extra dates at London’s Wembley Stadium in late September. Then, they’ll head to Australia for shows in Melbourne and Sydney.Now, it’s been announced that they’ll be making their highly-awaited return to South America after 16 years.

Oasis fans who fell victim to ticket scams for their upcoming reunion tour have lost £346 each on average.Tickets for the UK dates first went on sale in August, with 1.4 million up for grabs. They promptly sold out after 10 million fans from 158 countries joined the queue.Now, Lloyds Bank have reported a “landslide” of scams surrounding Noel and Liam Gallagher‘s highly-awaited return to the stage, with “hundreds” of fans reportedly defrauded while attempting to buy tickets – per The Guardian.The banking group’s internal data showed that 90% of ticket scam cases started with fake adverts on social media, with those aged between 35 and 44 among the most likely to be targeted, making up 31% of all cases.On average, victims lost £346, however some reported paying up to £1,000 for fraudulent tickets.The data relates to the period between August 27, when Oasis confirmed their reunion, to September 25.

Coronation Street star Tony Maudsley has shared his upset after losing hundreds of pounds in an Oasis ticket scam. The actor was among the many hoping to see warring siblings Liam and Noel Gallagher on their reunion tour next year.

Oasis have confirmed when they will be revealing the details of their 2025 South American reunion tour dates.Liam and Noel Gallagher will play their first live shows together since 2009 next summer, kicking off with huge stadium gigs in the UK and Ireland. From there, the Britpop band are due to head to North America before returning for two extra dates at London’s Wembley Stadium in late September.

Liam Gallagher has teased that he’s been blown away by the music his brother Noel Gallagher has written for a potential new Oasis album.No new record has yet been officially confirmed by the band, but Liam has been teasingly tweeting about a new LP over the last few months.In September, when one fan asked “Is it true that Oasis will have a new album???”, Liam replied: “Yep it’s already finished.”Another reply came to a tweet asking whether a new album was “in the air”, to which he said, “It’s in the bag mate fuck the air”.Now, when asked by a fan what Liam thinks of the new songs Noel has written for Oasis he replied: “Blown away”.Blown away— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) November 2, 2024While Liam is known for being light-hearted and flippant on X, and his tweets fall well short of any official confirmation, he does have form in leaking clues to news before it becomes public knowledge.He did, for example, tweet about the photoshoot he was doing with Noel ahead of the return announcement, and hinted at the band playing some big Manchester shows, before anything was made official.He also initially teased the band’s reunion and their UK and Ireland 2025 tour dates before both were officially confirmed.More recently, he teased that both Richard Ashcroft and Cast could potentially support Oasis, both of which again ended up becoming official.A comment back in April also resurfaced after the comeback announcement, in which he suggested Oasis would be recording a new album in November and that Noel was spotted heading into a recording studio after the Oasis announcement, with some also pointing to the fact that the singer-songwriter publicly announced he was scrapping an acoustic album earlier this year in favour of a more

Oasis fiasco.The Kent-based society shared that the 11ft effigy which will be lit at the bonfire celebration this Saturday (November 2) was chosen as a response to Ticketmaster’s “greedy” dynamic pricing fiasco that occurred during the sale of tickets for Oasis’ 2025 reunion tour.The sculpture also features puppets of both Liam and Noel Gallagher as it was their reunion tour that brought to light the reality of the ticket seller’s inflated pricing scheme.As reported by BBC, the group have been “poking fun at infamous celebrities” for over 25 years and have previously targeted the likes of Donald Trump, Boris Johnson, Sadiq Khan and more.Ticketmaster unveiled as #BonfireNight effigy over #Oasis tour ‘fiasco’ https://t.co/UoNMzv6jcg pic.twitter.com/EhmnPUHsU0— Belfast Telegraph (@BelTel) October 30, 2024“In the eight years I’ve been doing this we have done so many politicians, so this year we really wanted to do something different,” Reece Hook – one of the effigy’s creators – told BBC.He continued: “Although our effigy includes Liam and Noel Gallagher, they are not our target – it is the corporate giant of Ticketmaster we have gone with this year. We are all big Oasis fans and wish them a very successful tour.”During the tumultuous sale for the legendary band’s UK and Ireland shows, some fans were disappointed to find ticket prices were impacted by the dynamic pricing policy upon accessing payment pages.The ticketing platform’s “surge pricing” scheme, introduced in 2022, increases ticket prices based on demand.

Liam Gallagher has teased that Oasis are about to announce the South American leg of their huge reunion world tour.The Britpop band are due to hit the road next summer for their first live shows together in 16 years. Dubbed Oasis Live ’25, the trek will kick off in the UK and Ireland before visiting the US, Canada, Mexico and Australia.This morning (October 31), a fan on X/Twitter asked Liam when he and Noel would be “announcing Brazil/Argentina dates”, adding: “The people are waiting.” LG responded by teasing: “Very soon.”Last night (October 30), someone tweeted the frontman: “Liam tomorrow is the announcement of the shows in Argentina?” He replied: “I hope so”.

Cast frontman John Power has spoken to NME about the Britpop veterans being asked to support Oasis on their 2025 UK and Ireland reunion tour – assured of nothing but a “very positive vibe” from all involved.Ever since it was announced that the Gallagher brothers had buried the hatchet to play their first shows since their acrimonious split in 2009, rumours swirled around who would be supporting Oasis at the upcoming Live ’25 dates.After being widely reported following some teasing from Liam Gallagher, it was recently confirmed that Liverpool indie heroes Cast would be joining the line-up as the final support act alongside Richard Ashcroft.“We’re blown away by it,” Power told NME about the reaction to the news. “We had the nod and were just waiting for the official announcement.

Pete Townshend has shared his thoughts on the huge Oasis reunion – and he isn’t too impressed.The guitarist for The Who was asked what he thought about the Britpop band reforming for a huge comeback tour in 2025 during a recent interview with The Standard.“Well, I’m disappointed,” Townshend responded, before being pressed on whether he had failed to secure a ticket.“No, because I really like their solo albums,” he replied.Liam Gallagher has released three solo records with ‘As You Were’ (2017), ‘Why Me? Why Not.’ (2019) and ‘C’mon You Know’ (2022). Noel has made four records with his High Flying Birds, the latest being last year’s ‘Council Skies’.LG opened for The Who on tour in 2019.

Oasis will be cancelling thousands of tickets to their upcoming UK 2025 reunion tour that have been sold via resale websites.When Liam and Noel Gallagher initially announced their highly-anticipated return, they revealed efforts to prevent touts from re-selling tickets at inflated prices by partnering with resale platform Twickets and issuing a statement to say that tickets sold for profit on other sites would be cancelled.Tickets for the UK dates first went on sale in August, with 1.4 million up for grabs. They promptly sold out after 10 million fans from 158 countries joined the queue.However, despite warnings from the band, four per cent of tickets – equating to roughly 50,000 – ended up on resale sites, per BBC News.Now, the band’s promoters, Live Nation and SJM, have revealed they will be cancelling all tickets sold via secondary ticketing sites.

Oasis is gearing up to wow the nation once again with their sell-out tour next year, and in celebration of their comeback, Liam Gallagher has revived one of his most iconic stage looks – the Berghaus jacket.The jacket was originally a must-have for mountain rescue and worn by legendary British mountaineer Sir Chris Bonington (who features in the new Berghaus Icons campaign alongside Liam) when he summited Everest 40 years ago, as well as Alan Hinkes OBE, the first Brit to conquer all the world's mountains over 8000 metres high. However, in 1997, Liam gave the brand a fresh fashion twist when he sported one on stage in Oslo, on the first night of Oasis' European leg of the Be Here Now tour.

Oasis have confirmed that Cast will be joining them as the final support act for their 2025 UK and Ireland reunion tour.The Liverpool indie band will open for Liam and Noel Gallagher at each date of next summer’s trek, which includes seven nights at London’s Wembley Stadium and five gigs at Manchester’s Heaton Park.They will join the former Verve frontman and soloist Richard Ashcroft as the special guests for the gigs, with the latter being confirmed earlier this month.The announcement that Cast will be supporting Oasis comes as the members have shared their fondness for the band throughout the years. Previously, Noel Gallagher has given the band the seal of approval and described frontman John Power as being “as cosmic as the day is long.”Liam Gallagher is a fan too, and enlisted the group to join him earlier this summer as part of his huge ‘Definitely Maybe’ anniversary tour dates.“I’m blown away at the reunion. Oasis are the voice of a generation and the songs that they wrote and sung were and still are the soundtrack to many people’s dreams.

Oasis have today confirmed the full line-up of support acts that will be joining them on the UK and Ireland leg of their huge reunion tour. Liam and Noel Gallagher sent fans into a frenzy after announcing their Oasis comeback which will now span a world tour across 2025.

The Black Keys have released an eerie new single, ‘Stay in Your Grave’, featuring Alice Cooper.The rock duo shared the song today (October 25), accompanied by a video co-directed by Corey Bost and Ali Gomez. It features footage of a new live performance from Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney interspersed with shots from classic horror films.It marks the second release from the upcoming expanded version of their latest album, ‘Ohio Players‘, following ‘Mi Tormenta’, which featured DannyLux.

James Blunt has spoken about why Noel Gallagher sold his house in Ibiza, joking that “house prices subsequently went up” after the Oasis musician left.The ‘You’re Beautiful’ singer-songwriter used to live close to Gallagher on the Spanish island. However, it was reported in 2008 that the latter had put his £5.5million villa on the market.At the time, it was said that the High Flying Birds frontman was “fed up of hearing James Blunt bang on about Ibiza like he owns the place”.

Blossoms have announced a trio of outdoor UK shows for 2025 – you can find all the details below.The Stockport band are due to hit the road again next summer in support of their fifth studio album ‘Gary’, which was released last month.They’ll take to the stage in Delamere Forest in Cheshire on Saturday June 21 as part of the Forest Live concert series. Seb Lowe and The Guestlist are set to support on that date.

Liam Gallagher has addressed the fans who are unhappy with Oasis not booking younger bands for a support slot.After weeks of speculation about who’ll be supporting them on their reunion tour, they confirmed Richard Ashcroft as a special guest for their 2025 UK and Ireland reunion tour earlier this month.The former frontman of The Verve is set to open for the Britpop band on each date of the trek next summer, which includes seven nights at London’s Wembley Stadium and five gigs at Manchester’s Heaton Park.The news came after recent reports suggested that Ashcroft and Cast (who have not yet been announced) would join the Gallaghers on the road for Oasis Live ’25.In a statement about the forthcoming massive support slots, Ashcroft said: “As a fan from day one I was buzzing for many reasons when the news of Oasis’ return was announced.“I can say with no exaggeration that the songwriting talent of Noel and Liam’s pure spirit as a lead singer helped to inspire me to create some of my best work. It was the perfection of ‘Live Forever’ that forced me to try and write my own.”However, some fans felt it was a wasted opportunity to spotlight younger, more up-and-coming bands, particularly after many took to social media to speculate that Fontaines D.C.

Noel Gallagher has given Goldie a tour of his studio, and shown him the rig he’s planning on using for his reunion tour with Oasis. Check it out below.The music producer and DJ met up with the Britpop icon at the latter’s Lone Star Studio in North London yesterday (October 21), and shared a video on social media documenting his time there.According to the clip, Goldie caught up with Gallagher ahead of the release of his new album.