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NME can exclusively reveal the cities that Oasis will be playing on their upcoming 2025 reunion tour.The Britpop heroes first announced their long-awaited reunion last month, with a long string of gigs in the UK and Ireland. They stated that these would be their only shows in Europe, but vowed that – while they will not be playing any festivals next year – other headline dates around the world were planned.Now, with the announcement believed to be in the coming week or so, sources close to the tour have revealed to NME the locations that the Live ’25 tour will supposedly visit next year – with Liam and Noel Gallagher heading to the US, South America, Asia and Australia.

Oasis recording debut album ‘Definitely Maybe’ ahead of their reunion tour next year.Liam and Noel Gallagher recorded most of the seminal record at Sawmills Studio in Golant 30 years ago, which has hosted the likes of The Stone Roses, Muse and Robert Plant over the years.“They basically nailed it live, which is the way I like to record,” John Cornfield, a producer, sound engineer and co-owner of the studio, told the BBC in a new interview.“You could tell they had played them a load of times as there was no messing about,” he added.“They just went in there and bang, bang, bang – three takes or so and nailed it,” he went on. “I had no idea that it would turn into the monster it did.”The band – which was comprised of Noel, Liam, Paul ‘Bonehead’ Arthurs, Paul ‘Guigsy’ McGuigan and Tony McCarroll at the time – also stayed at the studio, which is only accessible by a trek on foot or a boat that runs twice a day when the tide is right.“The boys used to play pool in the lounge, which also had a turntable,” shared Ruth Taylor, who was the studio manager at the time of the recording.She added: “They had sent a copy of their first single [‘Supersonic’] from the record company, which hadn’t been recorded here, and Liam put it on and said: ‘Ruth, listen to this.

Liam Gallagher has bid farewell to his live band at the last scheduled gig he’ll play as a solo artist before Oasis reunite next year.The singer performed at his Liam Gallagher And Friends Malta Weekender on Sunday night (September 23) where he celebrated the end of this chapter of his career as a solo Gallagher brother.Addressing the crowd, LG praised his band who had “been with us from the beginning”, adding that “this is going to be our last show for a bit, massive respect”.“And the beautiful girls,” he continued, praising his trio of backing singers.Check out some footage and the full setlist from the gig below.And so Liam Gallagher’s solo career comes to a close tonight in Malta.

Liam Gallagher has lashed out after his vocals were criticised on social media ahead of Anthony Joshua’s boxing match against Daniel Dubois last night (September 21).The frontman gave fans a taste of what to expect when he finally reunites with brother Noel Gallagher for Oasis‘ long-awaited 2025 UK and Ireland reunion tour next year, by performing three tracks from their seminal 1994 debut album ‘Definitely Maybe’ – ‘Rock ‘n’ Roll Star’, ‘Supersonic’ and ‘Cigarettes & Alcohol’ at Wembley Stadium.But some were quick to criticise the frontman with some making it clear that they were glad to have missed out on Oasis tickets.“Good job Liam Gallagher sold those tickets early doors!” ESPN commentator Rob Palmer posted on X.Good job Liam Gallagher sold those tickets early doors!— Rob Palmer (@robbopalmer) September 21, 2024Another wrote: “All those fools that have spent thousands on Oasis tickets for next year. Liam Gallagher sounds crap at Wembley tonight. Enjoy suckers….”“I don’t think there’s been a worse performance at Wembley than what Liam Gallagher just had,” one other added.All those fools that have spent thousands on Oasis tickets for next year.Liam Gallagher sounds crap at Wembley tonight.Enjoy suckers….— Daryl Slinn (@darylslinn) September 21, 2024“I don’t think there’s been a worse performance at Wembley than what Liam Gallagher just had”Anthony Joshua: “hold my fruit punch Lucozade” pic.twitter.com/xIXeoRzKwv— Señor Fandango (@Catbiird) September 21, 2024It prompted Gallagher to hit back at his critics.

Liam Gallagher's stint at Wembley Arena for the Anthony Joshua vs Daniel Dubois bout has been met with ridicule from some quarters of the public.

Oasis are reportedly in talks for a documentary about their long-awaited reunion ahead of next year’s OASIS LIVE ’25 tour.Following the reconciliation of estranged brothers Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher and a UK and Ireland tour planned for next year, it seems their much-celebrated reform may now be brought to the screen in the form of a documentary.According to an insider who spoke to The Sun, AppleTV+ bosses are reportedly vying to capture the brothers in the run-up to their trek next summer in a documentary similar to the Beatles’ Get Back, which showed the making of the iconic band’s 1970 album ‘Let It Be’.“This is set to be the film of the decade, with Apple TV+ proposing huge money to bag the rights to this documentary,” an insider told the newspaper.“They are facing competition from other streamers such as Amazon Prime and Netflix but Apple have thrown all their weight behind this one.“Fans can expect it to be in the same style as the Beatles documentary which gave a never-before-seen insight into the band.”Oasis were previously the subject of the 2016 documentary Oasis: Supersonic, which charted their roots and rise to music superstardom.

Isle of Wight Festival boss John Giddings has said that Oasis are likely to decline an offer to headline Glastonbury because of the festival’s low artist fees.In August, the newly-reformed Britpop group shut down reports about a potential slot at Glastonbury, and said they would not be appearing at “any other festivals next year”, with their 2025 reunion tour existing as their exclusive performances.Speaking at ‘Experience 25’ – an exhibition celebrating the history of the IOW Fest – Giddings explained (via The Mirror) that both his own festival and Glastonbury “can’t afford” to have Oasis as headliners anyway, “because they want money”.The festival boss said that other acts, however, would perform at Glastonbury “for 10p”.Giddings is a music agent and promotor, and serves as the managing director of Solo Music Agency. He has previously worked for the likes of David Bowie, and represented artists such as Lady Gaga, The Police and Simple Minds.Glastonbury famously offers low pay for artists.

Oasis brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher could reportedly see their much trumpeted musical reunion brought to screen via documentary.

Oasis hit ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ has gone viral. Check it out below.The iconic Manchester band confirmed their comeback earlier this year, with the formerly estranged Gallagher brothers announcing they’d be performing together for the first time in 16 years next summer.

The Sun reported Friday. The news comes on the heels of Oasis selling out its just-announced reunion tour in the UK and Ireland. The band has been on a 15-year hiatus owing to a bitter feud between bandmates — and brothers — Liam and Noel Gallagher.

The venue that Oasis are named after is also making a comeback - after being shut for four years.

Isle Of Wight Festival boss John Giddings has defended Oasis over the backlash they received about ticket prices for their 2025 reunion tour.Speaking at ‘Experience 25’ – an exhibition celebrating the history of the IOW Fest – Giddings explained (via Music News): “I think that they expected a big demand, I don’t think they expected more than 10 million people to apply for over a million tickets.“What people don’t realise, what the general public don’t appreciate, is that within a ticket price 20 per cent of it goes to the government in VAT before you begin.”He continued: “It’s 10 times more expensive to put on shows since COVID, since Brexit, since all of that, and artists want to present a show. The back screen, the fireworks and everything going off with it.“That’s what audiences want because we can see by the number of tickets they’re buying.

Liam Gallagher has hit out at Suede after a fan asked if the band would be supporting Oasis on their 2025 reunion tour.The formerly estranged Gallagher brothers will perform together for the first time in 16 years next summer, when they hit stadiums across the UK and Ireland. Further dates at Wembley were recently added in response to widespread ticket controversy.As well as speculating over who’ll be joining Liam and Noel on stage at the huge gigs, fans have been discussing potential support acts – with the likes of Blossoms, Kasabian and Richard Ashcroft among those being mentioned.Earlier this month, it was reported that Liam was seeking “established acts” to open for Oasis in 2025.

The WAEVE‘s Graham Coxon and Rose Elinor Dougall have spoken to NME about how raising a daughter together shaped not only their view of the world, but their second album ‘City Lights’.The Blur guitarist and Pipettes singer’s second studio album swiftly follows the couple’s 2023 self-titled debut, and comes driven by what Dougall referred to “a bit more sleep deprivation”. It is inspired by their lives with young daughter, Eliza May – who has a song in her honour on the record.“We felt that we’d built a bit of momentum up with the first one, and wanted to be sure that it didn’t drop off,” Dougall told NME.

Liam Gallagher has suggested that “there could be a few new faces” performing with Oasis as part of their 2025 reunion shows.The Britpop legends recently announced news of their long-awaited reformation, and took the world by storm by announcing 2025 live shows.Since the news broke that Liam and Noel Gallagher would be coming together once again, speculation arose about who else would be joining them on the tour.Now, after a fan reached out on X/Twitter to ask about the other musicians joining on tour, Liam shared the response: “Good question, there could be a few new faces just to freshen things up”.Good question there could be a few new faces just to freshen things up— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) September 17, 2024Initially, reports claimed “no other original Oasis member were expected to join the reunion”, and that the members of Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds would be stepping in for the rest of the band.However, many began speculating that Oasis co-founder and original guitarist Paul ‘Bonehead’ Arthurs, would be coming along for the tour dates.It comes after the guitarist has kept close with Liam, and already joined him for a number of his many solo tour dates. Last month, The Sun reported that a source said: “Bonehead is confirmed.

Liam and Noel Gallagher may be heading on tour as Oasis for the first time in 15 years, but that’s not the only family reunion to make headlines. Earlier this week, Liam’s children Lennon and Gene Gallagher and Molly Moorish-Gallagher as well as Noel’s daughter Anaïs Gallagher, were spotted at London Fashion Week together. On Monday, 16 September, the group looked effortlessly chic as they attended the Burberry Summer 2025 show in the capital.

Liam and Noel Gallagher broke the internet last month when they announced the news that their 15-year-long feud had defrosted and they were returning to the stage for a 2025 reunion tour. And talking exclusively to OK! this week; Liam's eldest daughter, Molly Moorish-Gallagher, admitted she's just as excited as we are.The model, 26, joined celebs such as Coleen Rooney and Love Island's Grace Jackson for the exclusive launch night of a new restaurant, Louis, in Manchester last week.

KISS’ Gene Simmons has weighed in his thoughts on the Oasis reunion ticket scandal, and said that fans unhappy with dynamic pricing are “entitled to fuck off”.The debate arose as news broke that Oasis’ Liam and Noel Gallagher had reconciled, and would be getting back together for their first shows in 16 years.Tickets went on sale at the end of last month and officially sold out within a few hours. However, the entire process was far from smooth, with millions flocking to try to grab tickets and many – including Louis Tomlinson – being left disappointed after several issues cropped up. Another sore point came as dynamic pricing was used; a process which sees prices hiked up due to high demand.Now, following the whole debacle, various other figures from the music industry have weighed in on the situation, and shared whether or not they support the idea of ‘dynamic pricing’ being used for live music events.The latest one is KISS icon Gene Simmons, who took part in a new interview with Forbes and was asked about the “ethics” of the Oasis ticket sale.“They’re entitled to fuck off.

Oasis stars Liam and Noel Gallagher have a 'secret' sister who lived just streets away from them growing up in the Manchester suburb of Burnage, it has been reported. Emma Davies, 51, has come forward with claims that she shares the same father with the rockstar siblings, alleging their dad Tommy Gallagher had an affair with her mum June while married to the brothers' mum, Peggy. Emma spoke out to Mail Online about her struggles to connect with the famous brothers, revealing she missed out on snagging tickets to the Oasis reunion due to sky-high prices beyond her budget.

Blossoms have addressed rumours they could be opening for Oasis on their 2025 reunion tour.Speculation first began over the bands touring together when Blossoms’ gig in Manchester’s Wythenshawe Park was used to tease the original announcement of Oasis’ reunion, the same night that Liam Gallagher headlined Reading Festival.Indeed, it has also been reported that Liam was interested in having some “established acts” to support them.Now, the Stockport indie band’s vocalist and guitarist Tom Ogden and guitarist and percussionist Joe Donovan have spoken about the rumours on an appearance on Channel 4’s Sunday Brunch. Asked directly if they’d landed the Oasis gig, Ogden said: “No.

The Met Office has issued a new yellow weather warning for parts of Greater Manchester. Forecasters expect the region to be hit by fog on Monday morning (September 16).