Tony Maccarroll: Last News

Oasis, has shared his message to the band ahead of their highly-anticipated reunion tour this year.McCarroll was one of several founders of Oasis in 1991, performing on debut album ‘Definitely Maybe’ and singles ‘Whatever’ and ‘Some Might Say’ before his departure in 1995. He was sacked from the band and later sued them for royalties.Earlier today (April 4), McCarroll shared his letter to the band on Instagram accompanied with a older picture of himself. “Almost a lifetime ago, a few Burnage lads got together and created something special,” he wrote.

Oasis reunion tour has revealed details of who’ll be playing in the band line-up to NME.Ever since Noel and Liam Gallagher buried the hatchet to announce the Britpop icons’ return for a run of comeback shows in stadiums across the world for their Oasis Live ’25 tour, much speculation has surrounded who’ll be joining the brothers in their live band for the huge summer gigs.The rumour mill in regards to the make-up of the band has seen a number of past members’ names enter the fray. Initially, 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 group.Drummer Alan White got fans talking last year after he posted an image of his drum kit with a swirling Union Jack design, while original sticksman Tony McCarroll said that the band “hadn’t reached out yet and to be honest I’m not holding my breath” following their public legal battle.The likes of regulars Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs, Gem Archer, Andy Bell, Zak Starkey, Jessica Greenfield, Russell Pritchard, Chris Sharrock, Mike Rowe have also been on the table.

Noel Gallagher, along with an Oasis exhibition have been launched to help save Salford Lads Club.The club, famous for being the location of the inside sleeve for The Smiths album ‘The Queen Is Dead’, first hosted a giant Oasis exhibition in June – it featured rare and exclusive memorabilia from the band, along with a selection of Gallagher‘s six-figure guitar collection, in what was touted as the “largest ever” exhibition of the band.Now, per Manchester Evening News, a new Oasis exhibition will take place on November 23 & 24 as part of a charity effort to raise funds for the club.It will follow an auction of an autographed Cherry Hofner Verythin, which was used by Gallagher on Oasis studio recordings, estimated between £4,000 to £8,000. Bidding will end on Friday (November 15).

A guitar owned by Noel Gallagher guitar will be auctioned off to help the fight to save Salford Lads and Girls Club.

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.

Oasis guitarist Gem Archer is reportedly set to join the line-up for the band’s 2025 sold-out reunion tour.Reports have emerged that that Paul ‘Bonehead’ Arthurs is already on board for the reunion, and former drummer Alan White teased that he might join the tour over the weekend. Now, according to The Mirror, Archer who recently performed with Noel Gallagher‘s High Flying Birds, is also “expected to agree to a deal” to team up with the band.“None of the band is 100 per cent confirmed yet, but Gem is looking very likely along with Bonehead,” one source told the tabloid.

Oasis drummer Alan White teased that he might join the band in their sold-out 2025 reunion tour after posting a cryptic social media post.The drummer, now 52, shared a picture of his drum kit containing Union Jack flag-themed artwork from the Oasis days—this fuelled speculation as to whether he’ll be joining the much anticipated 2025 reunion tour.A post shared by Alan White (@alanwhiteofficial)The reunion tour was announced on Tuesday (August 27), with Liam and Noel Gallagher set to take to the stage together for the first time in 16 years. They will be playing 17 dates in the UK and Ireland next summer.There is currently talk about which previous Oasis members could be joining Liam and Noel on the road in 2025, with co-founder Paul ‘Bonehead’ Arthurs reportedly on board.However, previous reports claimed that “no other original Oasis member is expected to join the reunion”, and that “the members of Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds will step in”.

Oasis drummer Tony McCarroll has opened up about the band’s reunion in a new interview.Earlier this week, it was announced that the Gallagher brothers are set to reunite in a series of 14 comeback shows entitled Oasis Live ’25, with Liam and Noel performing together for the first time in 16 years. Yesterday, tickets for all their UK and Ireland shows sold out.

Former Oasis drummer Tony McCarroll has broken his silence on the Oasis reunion tour after fans spotted a clue that he'll be part of it.

Oasis have confirmed they will play three nights at Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium in 2025, with tickets set to go on sale this weekend.

Oasis‘ first drummer following the band’s 2025 UK and Ireland reunion tour announcement yesterday (August 27).Liam and Noel Gallagher have finally put their differences aside and are set to embark on their first run of live shows in 16 years next summer, dubbed ‘OASIS LIVE 25’.The highly anticipated tour is currently made up of numerous dates at Manchester’s Heaton Park, London’s Wembley Stadium, Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, Dublin’s Croke Park, and Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium.However, more gigs are expected to be announced soon due to huge demand.Tickets go on general sale at 9am BST/8am IST this Saturday (August 31) – you’ll be able to buy yours here (UK), and here (Ireland).You can also sign up for a ballot to access a pre-sale on Friday (30) before 7pm BST today (28). When registering, fans are asked to answer a series of questions in a bid to “keep this fair and fan-focused”.Customers will be quizzed on how many Oasis shows they’ve been to (according to the form, “this will not have any bearing on your ballot application”) and “Who was the drummer in the initial Oasis line-up?” (Your answer for this question must be correct to qualify for the ballot).Those hoping to secure tickets in the pre-sale are also required to provide an email address, their full name, phone number, city/town and date of birth.The conversation has since turned to Oasis’ first drummer, with fans wanting to ensure that they are successful in their pre-sale registration.A post shared by Oasis (@oasis)The musician in question is Tony McCarroll – who was a founding member of the Britpop giants along with Liam, Noel, Paul ‘Bonehead’ Arthurs and Paul ‘Guigsy’ McGuigan.

Oasis have issued a statement to those fans worrying they won't get pre-sale access to their highly anticipated reunion tour.The iconic Britpop legends have just announced a pre-sale for their UK and Ireland tour, but many devotees were left in limbo without confirmation emails. However, the band has reassured everyone that those golden codes are on their way, following a massive rush of entries.

Music fans desperate for tickets to Oasis' huge comeback gigs have been frantically searching for the name of the band's original drummer - after it came up as a question applicants had to answer if they wanted a place in the pre-sale ballot. Some fans who register today are being granted access to tickets that go on sale on Friday - a day early.

Oasis have announced a 30th anniversary reissue of ‘Definitely Maybe’, featuring previously unheard recordings and outtakes. Find all the details below.The special edition of the Britpop band’s 1994 debut album is due for release on August 30 via Big Brother Recordings.

Naman Ramachandran Liam Gallagher has revealed a 2024 U.K. and Ireland tour to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the first Oasis album “Definitely Maybe.” “I’m bouncing around the house to announce the ‘Definitely Maybe’ tour. The most important album of the ‘90s bar none.

Former Oasis and Beady Eye rocker Paul Arthurs aka Bonehead has been diagnosed with tonsil cancer. The musician, who performs with Liam Gallagher, announced the devastating news on Tuesday via Twitter, explaining that he will have to pull out of upcoming gigs.

Ex Oasis and Beady Eye rocker Bonehead has been told he is suffering from tonsil cancer.

Former Oasis drummer Tony McCarroll has shared with fans news that he was recently hospitalised after suffering a heart attack. Warning fans that he’s “not out of the woods yet”, Tony thanked the NHS for their work on Thursday.The 50 year old star said: "Hi All.

Oasis drummer Tony McCarroll has been hospitalised after suffering a heart attack, he’s revealed to fans.McCarroll, who played with the band from their formation in 1991 up until 1995, took to Twitter yesterday (August 30) to reveal the news.“Hi All. Wanted to let you know I was admitted to hospital on Thursday after suffering a heart attack on Wednesday night,” he wrote.“I’m not quite out of the woods as yet but just want to give a massive big up to our NHS We are more than fortunate to have such a service! Thank you!! X”See the post below:Hi All.

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