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a huge comeback tour earlier this year, which left fans scrambling to get tickets. During the tumultuous sale for UK and Ireland shows, some fans were disappointed to find huge price increases due to Ticketmaster’s dynamic pricing policy upon accessing ticket pages.The ticketing platform’s “surge pricing” scheme, introduced in 2022, increases ticket prices based on demand.

Oasis' first support act on their 2025 tour has been confirmed as old pal Richard Ashcroft who has expressed that Noel and Liam Gallagher "inspired" some of his greatest hits.

Oasis have confirmed Richard Ashcroft as a special guest for their 2025 UK and Ireland reunion tour.The singer-songwriter and former frontman of The Verve is set to open for the Britpop band at each date of the trek next summer – which includes seven nights at London’s Wembley Stadium and five gigs at Manchester’s Heaton Park.It follows recent reports that Ashcroft would be joining Liam and Noel Gallagher on the road for Oasis Live ’25, along with Cast (who have not yet been announced).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.”He added: “They dared to be great, made the dreams we had real and I will always remember those days with joy.

Liam Gallagher has become the face of a new Berghaus ‘ICONS’ campaign.The brand was first founded in Newcastle Upon Tyne in 1966 and launched its signature range of outdoor clothing. It reached new heights in the ‘80s when it was worn by British mountaineer Sir Chris Bonington – who wore Berghaus when he summited Everest – and then famously appeared on stage in 1997, when Gallagher performed in Oslo as part of Oasis.He wore it during the band’s European leg of their ‘Be Here Now’ tour, and the brand evolved into what Berghaus describes as a “badge of honour across subcultures”, and synonymous with “rave culture, the Madchester scene, and even the football terrace Casuals.”Now, three decades later, Bauhaus has teamed up with the Britpop legend amid news of Oasis’ huge comeback tour.The new range is called ‘ICONS’, and “marks a major moment for the brand, as it embarks on a new chapter of reclaiming its rightful place at the heart of British streetwear”.

Strictly Come Dancing fans were left issuing the same complaint as a choice during the latest live show 'didn't add up'. The remaining 12 couples returned to the ballroom with their brand new routines with the hope of surviving another week.

Liam Gallagher has denied rumours that there will be a documentary about the upcoming Oasis 2025 reunion tour.The Britpop heroes first announced their long-awaited reunion back in August, with a tour of the UK and Ireland.

Liam Gallagher has opened up as to why Oasis will not be performing at Glastonbury 2025 following the legendary band’s reunion.The Britpop heroes first announced their long-awaited reunion back in August, with a long string of gigs in the UK and Ireland. They stated that these would be their only shows in Europe, and shared that they would not be playing any festivals next year.

Oasis‘ 2025 UK and Ireland reunion tour have reportedly been revealed.Next summer will see Liam and Noel Gallagher bring Oasis Live ’25 to Cardiff, Manchester, London, Edinburgh and Dublin for the Britpop band’s first shows since 2009.Fans have since been speculating over who could be opening for the formerly estranged brothers at the gigs. So far, support has only been announced for the North American leg – with Cage The Elephant appearing on the line-up.According to an “exclusive” report by The Independent, support at the UK and Ireland concerts will come from the former Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft and Cast.

Oasis have added another show to their 2025 Australia tour dates, to take place in Melbourne. Find ticket details below.The dates down under will be part of Liam and Noel Gallagher’s first run of live shows together since 2009 next summer, following on from their announcement of their long-awaited comeback earlier this summer.The dates kick off with a huge run of stadium gigs in the UK and Ireland.

Saturday Night Live has done a mock Oasis reunion poking fun at the Gallagher brothers’ past tensions, which has drawn mixed reactions from viewers – including Liam Gallagher.In yesterday’s (October 12) show, James Austin Johnson and Sarah Sherman appeared in the “Weekend Update” sketch as the formerly estranged brothers and promised host Colin Jost they won’t break up again before their ‘LIVE 25‘ tour next year.“Everyone’s wondering, are you guys gonna be cool to tour a year from now?” Jost asked the Gallaghers. “I’m cool if he’s cool,” Johnson’s Noel responded, with Sherman’s Liam replying: “I’m cool, I’m cool, I’m cooler than you are.”“Great, so that’s a no,” Jost remarked.

Oasis fans have “stashed drugs” in Manchester’s Heaton Park ahead of next year’s reunion shows.The Britpop heroes first announced their long-awaited reunion back in August, with a string of gigs in the UK and Ireland.

Liam Gallagher had some thoughts about being spoofed on the latest episode of Saturday Night Live.

Weekend Update segment that poked fun at the siblings’ notorious feud — which sparked a response from Liam. Colin Jost began the segment by announcing that tickets are on sale for Oasis’ North American tour “which is surprising to some as the band has famously been feuding for decades.”The brothers, played by Sherman, 31 and Johnson, 35, joined Jost, 42, and addressed the state of their relationship.

Liam Gallagher has said that he and Noel have no plans to do any joint interviews because they’re “scared of the media asking us intrusive questions and trying to pick holes in our relationship”.It comes after the two brothers – who formed Oasis together in the early ‘90s and split in 2009 following tensions – confirmed that they were back on good terms and announced their long-awaited reunion back in August. While no plans for new music have been officially confirmed yet, they have been sharing a long string of gigs in the UK, Ireland, Australia, the US and Mexico.Upon announcing the UK dates, the brothers told fans that these would be their only shows in Europe, and vowed that they will not be making any festival appearances next year.Now, Liam has confirmed that he and Noel have no intentions of doing any interviews together, as they are “scared” of being asked personal questions and of the media potentially trying to pick apart their relationship.The Britpop icon shared the update on X/Twitter this morning (October 10), responding to a fan who shared a post reading: “Fans we must acknowledge that liam and noel’s relationship > oasis as a band.

Oasis have announced a limited-edition vinyl box set of their ‘Definitely Maybe’ singles to mark the 30th anniversary of ‘Cigarettes & Alcohol’. Find all the details below.The track was released exactly 30 years ago today (on October 10, 1994) as the fourth and final single from the Britpop band’s seminal debut album – which itself has been celebrated with a special reissue.To further commemorate the three-decade milestone, Liam and Noel Gallagher will drop a new ‘Definitely Maybe’ singles box set next Friday (October 18).It’ll boast four marbled seven-inch vinyl records featuring the 2014 remastered versions of ‘Supersonic’, ‘Shakermaker’, ‘Live Forever’ and ‘Cigarettes & Alcohol’, along with their respective B-sides.The collection will be packaged in a replica of the highly collectible original 1996 CD cigarette-style box. It’ll be strictly limited to 4,000 copies only.

Oasis have announced the Australian 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.Over the weekend, Oasis confirmed that details about their Australian gigs would be shared at 8am AEDT on Tuesday (October 8).Now, it has been revealed that Oasis will head Down Under in 2025 for concerts at the Marvel Stadium in Melbourne (October 31) and the Accor Stadium in Sydney (November 1).Speaking about their first Australian dates in 19 years, Oasis said in a statement: “People of the land down under.

Sleaford Mods frontman Jason Williamson has spoken to NME about the band’s new material, their £5 tickets for fans on low incomes, his own working-class roots, Oasis’ reunion, his past feud with Noel Gallagher and his thoughts on Keir Starmer’s performance as Prime Minister so far.Williamson was speaking ahead of the Abbey Road Music Photography Awards (MPAs), for which he’d been a judge alongside the likes of founding judge Rankin and Gossip’s Beth Ditto. Held on October 4 at the famed London studio, the ceremony featured a surprise appearance from one Noel Gallagher, who presented legendary snapper Jill Furmanovsky with the Icon Award.This year’s nominated entries will be exhibited at London’s Royal Albert Hall from October 8 to November 12. Check out our full interview with Williamson below, where he told us about the importance of photography in telling a musician’s story, and how that applies to himself and Mods producer Andrew Fearn.NME: Hi Jason! Have you spent much time at Abbey Road before?Jason Williamson: “We did the judging for the photography awards about two months ago.

Oasis have confirmed that they’ll soon be adding an Australian leg to their upcoming reunion tour.Earlier this week, Liam and Noel Gallagher announced a string of shows across North America – marking the first international dates for their reunion tour. Shortly after, four new dates were added due to “phenomenal demand”.Later, an exclusive source told NME that the Gallagher brothers are set to announce more reunion shows within the US and other international territories such as South Korea, Japan, Australia, Brazil, Chile and Argentina.Now, Oasis have confirmed that the Australia dates are on the way.

Liam Gallagher has been teasing fans about who the support will be for the upcoming Oasis reunion tour dates in the UK.Fans have been speculating who will be opening for the Britpop legends on their highly-awaited reunion shows after it was reported last month that Liam was seeking “established acts” to support them on tour. So far, support has only been announced for the North American leg, which will see Cage The Elephant join for all dates – visit here to buy tickets.Various names have been flying around since the band confirmed their comeback, and earlier in the year, when a fan on X/Twitter asked if Richard Ashcroft would be supporting Oasis at their 2025 live shows, Liam replied: “That would be BIBLICAL”.Now, Liam’s once again taken to Twitter/X to fan the flames of fan rumours, further suggesting Ashcroft will be joining the bill, but also teasing that Blur and Manic Street Preachers may be heading out on the road with them.Responding to one fan suggesting Damon Albarn and co.

Oasis‘ reunion shows in North America went on sale today (October 4), and fans have been reacting to the race to get tickets to the newly announced dates in the continent.Earlier this week, Liam and Noel Gallagher announced a string of shows across North America – marking the first international dates for their reunion tour. Shortly after, four new dates were added due to “phenomenal demand”.The shows in the continent are set to take place in Los Angeles, New Jersey, Toronto and Mexico City.

The Smiths‘ drummer Mike Joyce has spoken to NME about ending his decades-long feud with Johnny Marr, as well as the recent reunion row and plans for a mural in memory of late bassist Andy Rourke.The pair hadn’t spoken since Joyce sued Marr and Morrissey in 1996 over The Smiths’ royalties. The drummer won the case and was awarded £1million damages.Now, Joyce has told NME he met Marr at a private service in Manchester back in May to mark a year since the death of Andy Rourke from pancreatic cancer.“I’d seen Johnny at Manchester City games and we’d keep it civil, but there’d be no conversation,” said Joyce. “I knew Johnny was going to be at Andy’s service and I thought: ‘This isn’t about me or Johnny, it’s nothing other than Andy’.