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Music and Manchester City. They're the twin life-long loves of Noel Gallagher.

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A select group of Oasis fans were thrilled to find a coveted ballot code in their inbox today, granting them access to tomorrow's sale for additional Wembley dates and the lucky fans will be pleased to know that there will be no dynamic pricing. As reported by Metro.co.uk, there will be a new ticket price cap for the extra London dates on September 27 and 28, 2025 ensuring that dynamic pricing won't be a problem in tomorrow's private sale.These codes, which should have landed in fans' inboxes by now, are the golden ticket into tomorrow's eagerly-awaited ballot for the Gallagher brothers' added Wembley shows as part of their 2025 tour.

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Noel Gallagher has unveiled a quirky tidbit about his culinary experiences. By the time he turned 30, Gallagher had seen immense success, with two chart-topping albums'Definitely Maybe' and '(What's the Story) Morning Glory?' as well as notching up two number one singles, including the iconic 'Wonderwall', released a couple of years earlier.

Oasis fans are once again divided in their reaction to the private ballot sale for the remaining Wembley Stadium reunion shows.Ahead of today’s (September 14) sale, the band clarified how the process would work in a post yesterday. Fans who signed into their Ticketmaster UK accounts on August 31 – the dates tickets originally went on sale – and joined a queue but didn’t manage to buy a ticket were able to register for a ballot, which was used to send codes to a select number of fans.“Fans selected in the private ballot have now been contacted with on-sale information and the code for the ticket sale,” the band send said on X/Twitter.Following the previous dynamic pricing controversy, a representative for Oasis confirmed to the Metro that there is a ticket price cap for the extra London dates, which means dynamic pricing won’t be an issue for fans hoping to get lucky in today’s private sale.Everyone who successfully got a code was entered into staggered sales, which began this morning at 8:30am – 11am, and will continue between 1pm – 3:30pm and 5:30pm-7pm.pic.twitter.com/HBbi54oKK3— Oasis (@oasis) September 13, 2024“Codes were sent via the email address associated with their Ticketmaster account and ballot registration,” they continued.

Liam Gallagher has addressed rumours that Richard Ashcroft could support Oasis on their reunion tour next year.After a fan on X/Twitter asked if Ashcroft would be supporting Oasis at their 2025 live shows, Gallagher replied in very typically Liam Gallagher fashion: “That would be BIBLICAL”.Ashcroft has a long history with Oasis, serving as the inspiration behind their 1995 hit ‘Cast No Shadow’. During a Select interview that year, Noel Gallagher said: “I always felt he was born at the wrong time and in the wrong place, and he was always trying to say the right things, but they came out wrong.”Gallagher enlisted him for a collaboration on his 2022 hit ‘C’mon People (We’re Making It Now)’.

Oasis have updated fans hoping to buy tickets in the private ballot for their final Wembley Stadium reunion shows tomorrow (September 14).There was unprecedented demand for the Britpop legends’ comeback tour next summer, involving fans being held in online queues for hours (with many being kicked out of line with Ticketmaster’s systems believing them to be ticket tout bots). A press release later confirmed that over 10million fans from 158 countries attempted to get tickets, meaning ticket platforms struggled to cope.In addition, there was controversy over price hikes associated with dynamic pricing, leading to hundreds of fans complaining to the Advertising Standards Agency (with investigations suggested by the UK government and the European Commission).Politicians like Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy also weighed in, calling for a review of the policy and secondary ticket sites.

Liam Gallagher has responded to rumours swirling around about Oasis joining Kendrick Lamar at the Super Bowl.Earlier this week (September 8), it was announced that Lamar would be headlining the 2025 NFL Super Bowl LIX Halftime show – which will be held at the Caesar Superdome in New Orleans next year on February 9, marking the 11th time the major sporting event will been staged in the Big Easy.The announcement of the ‘Not Like Us’ rapper headlining the major sporting event comes as the Britpop legends recently announced news of their long-awaited reformation, and took the world by storm by announcing 2025 live shows.Now, rumours of Oasis and Lamar collaborating at the Super Bowl come after a leaked image of an alleged setlist for the event began circling around social media. The setlist includes two of the rapper’s biggest hits ‘Alright’ and ‘Humble’ as well as tracks from London indie band Kero Kero Bonito.

Liam Gallagher hinted the much-anticipated Oasis reunion slated for next year might become a "permanent" fixture.

Tom Walker has weighed in on the whole Oasis-style dynamic ticket pricing revealing that he’s asked his managers to make sure he’d never used the strategy.The singer’s comments come following news 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.

Guitars used by Noel Gallagher during the recording of Oasis' debut album Definitely Maybe have sold at auction for more than £200,000.

Fontaines D.C. have weighed in their views on the Oasis reunion, and said that they “couldn’t really give a shit” about the band reforming.The Britpop icons recently announced news of their long-awaited reformation, and took the world by storm by announcing 2025 live shows.Already, the ‘Oasis Live 25’ world tour has sold out all of its initially shared 14 stadium dates – set to take place between Cardiff, Manchester, London, Edinburgh and Dublin next summer.

Liam Gallagher is reportedly looking for some “established acts” to support Oasis on their upcoming reunion tour.It comes as the Britpop legends recently announced news of their long-awaited reformation, and took the world by storm by announcing 2025 live shows.Already, the ‘Oasis Live 25’ world tour has sold out all of its initially shared 14 stadium dates – set to take place between Cardiff, Manchester, London, Edinburgh and Dublin next summer. Two extra shows in London have since been announced for September 2025, and tickets will be available to fans who were unsuccessful the first time around.So far, there have been no support slots confirmed for the mammoth run of live shows, and fans have already begun speculating which artists could be selected to join Liam and Noel Gallagher as they head on tour.According to a source speaking with The Independent, the brothers have yet to sit down and discuss who they’d like to support them at the gigs.

Noel Gallagher has joined forces with Manchester City once again, this time sharing a new kit inspired by ‘Definitely Maybe’.The new collaboration comes as part of a new deal with PUMA, and sees the Britpop icon and lifelong City fan help design a kit that the team will wear at select games across the 24/25 season.It comes as Oasis – who recently reformed and took the world by storm by announcing 2025 live shows – are celebrating the 30th anniversary of their breakthrough debut album ‘Definitely Maybe’. In the new design, the kit pays homage to the instantly recognisable album artwork.In the kit, the special-edition jersey features a light straw base colour with bold blue side panels.

David Gilmour has shared his thoughts on the upcoming Oasis reunion shows, and said that bands should “stick to” a set price for tickets.The comments from the Pink Floyd icon come following news 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 arose.Even before the sale commenced at 9am, Ticketmaster crashed, and with giant queues to contend with, many were left unable to even browse ticket options in the first place.

Oasis are reportedly considering a show at Knebworth House in 2026 – three decades on from their legendary performances at the site.The Britpop band, who have reunited for a run of UK and Ireland stadium gigs next summer, delivered two career-and-era-defining sets at the Hertfordshire estate back in August 1996.It came off the back of Oasis’ huge first two studio albums – 1994’s ‘Definitely Maybe’ and 1995’s ‘(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?’ – and saw Liam and Noel Gallagher perform in front of 250,000 fans.An unprecedented 2.5million people attempted to buy tickets (the equivalent of 2.7 per cent of the UK population). This massive interest meant that Oasis could have played a 20-night residency at the site, and it remains the largest demand for a show in British history.Now, it has been reported that the Gallagher brothers could take to the stage at Knebworth House again in 2026 – which would mark the 30th anniversary of their first appearances there.Henry Lytton-Cobbold, who owns Knebworth House, addressed the possibility of Oasis heading back to the location and said they’d been invited.

Oasis fans are still waiting for confirmation from Oasis on who will be joining them on their huge reunion tour next year.

Oasis fans are up in arms after Ticketmaster has been urged to refund the difference for tickets to see the rock legends next year.The consumer group Which? is standing up for the fans, calling on Liam and Noel Gallagher to "do the right thing" after ticket prices surged from their original face value. According to Lisa Webb of Which?, "It seems extremely unfair that Oasis fans got up early and battled through queues only to find that ticket prices had more than doubled from the originally advertised price.

You might think that with the original Oasis band getting back together, the demand for Gallagher brothers tribute acts would decrease.

A free arts and culture festival near Greater Manchester could be set to rival the likes of the Edinburgh Fringe in terms of its rich and varied offering.