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Oasis guitarist Bonehead has gifted a busker in Glasgow tickets to one of Liam Gallagher‘s ‘Definitely Maybe’ anniversary shows in the city.Bonehead, real name Paul Arthurs, bumped into young busker Thomas Smitheram performing the band’s 1994 hit ‘Half The World Away’ on Glasgow’s Buchanan Street, and appeared to have gifted him gig tickets.In an Instagram post, Bonehead shared a photo of the pair together, saying, “Yes Thomas. Enjoy the gig @thomas_smitheram.”Bonehead, who played rhythm guitar for Oasis from 1991 to 1999, has been working with Gallagher again over the last decade and has been playing on his former bandmate’s tour to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Oasis’ classic debut album ‘Definitely Maybe’.He began working with Gallagher again in 2013.

Bonehead has teased that he’s heard the upcoming collaborative album from Liam Gallagher and John Squire in full.The Oasis singer and the Stone Roses guitarist announced the joint project earlier this month, confirming the release of their first single in January 2024.During Bonehead’s Christmas Day show on Radio X, the former Oasis guitarist discussed the upcoming release with his co-host Toby Tarrant. “I’m not involved in any way whatsoever, but I’ve heard it,” he shared.“I’m not going to tell you anything.

Oasis guitarist Bonehead will host Radio X on Christmas Day.The musician – whose real name is Paul Arthurs – will team up with host Toby Tarrant from 1pm-3pm for ‘Bonehead’s Christmas Day’ which will see him playing some of his favourite festive tunes, sharing rock’n’roll Christmas Day stories and answering questions from listeners.Speaking about his upcoming takeover, Bonehead said: “Really excited to back on Radio X with Toby on Xmas day. It’s gonna be a laugh so get the spuds on, pour a drink, we’ll be full of festive cheer.”It comes after he previously hosted a Coronation Weekend special for the station back in May.The ex-Oasis guitarist will also be joining Liam Gallagher on his upcoming ‘Definitely Maybe’ tour next year following his solo projects and previous cancer scare – he’s since been given the all-clear.He performed with Gallagher earlier this year during his London show at KOKO to celebrate the release of his live album ‘Knebworth 22′.Meanwhile, the support acts for the ‘Definitely Maybe’ tour were recently announced with Cast and The View backing the former Oasis frontman.The former will join Gallagher for his show in Sheffield on June 1, Cardiff on June 3, two of his shows at London’s O2 Arena on June 10-11, the Dublin shows on June 23-24 and the Manchester shows on June 27 -28.The View, on the other hand, will support the singer for two of his four shows in London on June 6 and 7, as well as his two slots at the OVO Hydro Arena in Glasgow.

Oasis guitarist Bonehead has claimed that a band reunion would be “worth it”, due to the impact it would have on the younger generation of fans.The musician — whose real name is Paul Arthurs — was hosting a Coronation Weekend special for the Radio X station yesterday (May 8), when he discussed the possibility of the band reforming.It was here that the former Oasis member, who was with the band when they formed in the early 1990s up until August 1999, told his audience that he would like to see them reunite for a live show. The main reason for this being because of how much it would mean to younger fans, who were never given the opportunity to see them play live.“Never say never, I would say,” Bonehead said when asked about the possibility of a reunion by presenter Toby Tarrant. “Realistically? I don’t know.

Oasis guitarist Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs has said that he wouldn’t accept a knighthood and neither would Liam Gallagher.Bonehead co-hosted Bonehead’s Bank Holiday on Radio X today (May 8), where he spoke about the Manchester band, his thoughts on a reunion and more.With the show being an addition to the schedule due to the bonus Bank Holiday to celebrate the coronation of King Charles, Radio X’s Toby Tarrant naturally brought up questions about the monarchy.Tarrant noted that “Sir Bonehead has a nice ring to it”, then asked the guitarist if he’d ever be on the honours list.“Probably got a good ring to it, but no I wouldn’t take it,” Bonehead said. “Not that I’m anti royal or anti-this, no I just wouldn’t do it.

Liam Gallagher.Paul exclaimed to his 117,000 followers: "Update on my cancer, I had a full scan 10 days ago, and it's all clear, it's gone."The jubilant star added a message of heartfelt gratitude to those who had supported him through a difficult period."Thank you so much all of you for the messages I've had throughout, you've helped me more than you know," he assured fans.A post shared by Paul Arthurs (@boneheadspage)He also shouted out to the doctors who treated him, writing: "Thank you especially to the team @TheChristieNHS, into recovery now and see you all soon x (sic)."It's clear that Liam Gallagher and his family still have affection for Paul, whose Instagram bio describes him as a "founding member of Oasis".Not only did Liam hit the 'like' button on the post, but his 24-year-old daughter Molly wrote a message of congratulations, declaring it the "best news".Earlier this year, Paul had told of how he was "gutted" to be "missing gigs with Liam and the band".However, he'd been clear that his cancer was "treatable" and that he hoped to be back on the concert circuit soon.Now his wishes have come true, thanks to his successful treatment over the last few months.Liam had expressed his well wishes at the time he was first diagnosed, writing online: "Sending BIG love to the 1 n only Bonehead and his family wishing you a speedy recovery."We're all thinking of you rasta you'll be back on stage bfore you can say r we doing Colombia LG x (sic)."Another former Oasis member, Andy Bell, had also chimed in to say "Get well soon."Paul had quit the iconic rock group 23 years ago, citing a wish to step back from showbiz and spend more time with his family.Yet that hasn't stopped him from participating in other projects with Liam

Oasis guitarist Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs has announced that he no longer has cancer.The news follows Arthurs undergoing treatment in June, after he was diagnosed with tonsil cancer in April of this year.“Update on my cancer”, the musician and founding Oasis member shared in an Instagram statement. “I had a full scan 10 days ago, and it’s all clear, it’s gone.

Oasis band member Bonehead, real name Paul Arthurs, is cancer free and former bandmate Liam Gallagher took to Twitter to share the positive news.Liam tweeted out about his diagnosis and fans and friends alike were overjoyed.In all caps, Liam wrote: "Yes Bonehead, we knew you'd kick its a***. So f***ing happy Guinness LG x"READ MORE:Liam Gallagher says he doesn’t get sad ‘for too long’ because he's good lookingMany fans were equally as happy to hear that he'd beaten cancer and noted that it may be a sign to get the band back together.One tweeted that it was "brilliant news," a happy follower said that they were "buzzing" while another told Liam that they are "so happy".One dedicated fan was so moved by the announcement that they admitted they were "sobbing," while another fan simply branded Bonehead "a legend of the game".Bonehead himself also tweeted: "Update on my cancer; I had a full scan 10 days ago and it’s all clear, it’s gone.

Oasis founder Bonehead has announced his cancer 'is gone' after a full scan ten days ago. The music star went on to thank staff at The Christie Hospital in Manchester as he shared the good news.

Oasis guitarist – who was diagnosed with tonsil cancer in April – gave fans an update and said “things can only get better from here”. In a statement shared on Twitter, he said: “Today I finished my course of treatment, 30 radiotherapy sessions and two chemotherapy.

Oasis guitarist Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs has announced that he has completed treatment for the tonsil cancer he was diagnosed with in April.Bonehead revealed via Twitter on Saturday (June 25) that he has “finished my course of treatment, 30 radiotherapy sessions and two chemotherapy”, adding that he is “feeling the pain right now” but is in recovery and “things can only get better from here”.He went on to thank his medical team at The Christie NHS Foundation Trust for making the process “so much easier, I’ll forever look back at what you all do with a hand on my heart”.Bonehead also revealed that he is scheduled for a scan at the “end of September to check all’s well, but for now it’s into recovery mode,” adding that he’ll be facing a “couple of tough weeks ahead yet but I’ll get there”.Read Bonehead’s full post below.Update on where I’m at @TheChristieNHS pic.twitter.com/3IP5dBzv2y— Paul Arthurs.

Oasis legend Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs has shared an update with his dedicated fans, revealing he had completed his chemotherapy treatment.The guitarist and founding member of the legendary rock band announced in April of this year he had been diagnosed with tonsil cancer and was undergoing treatment.Paul's update comes just a week after bandmate Liam Gallagher paid tribute to the star at his jaw-dropping homecoming show at Manchester's Etihad Stadium.As his second song, Rock 'N' Roll Star got underway, Liam said: "This is for our Bonehead."Now, it appears the 56-year-old is looking towards the future after sharing a positive update.He told fans: "Quick update, I'm in again for chemotherapy overnight tonight. That's my second and final session of chemo, the first wiped me out but hopefully, this one will be better."I'm just past the halfway point in treatment now, I've done 16 out of 30 sessions of radiotherapy and it's getting sore, but I'm still smiling, feeling positive and being me.

He wrote: “Just to let you all know I'm going to be taking a break from playing for a while.“I have been diagnosed with tonsil cancer.“But the good news is it's treatable and I will be starting a course of treatment soon.“I will keep you posted how it is going,” he added."Have the best summer and enjoy the gigs if you're going.

Liam Gallagher is known for his quick wit and sarcasm but his performance at the Etihad Stadium had fans feeling rather emotional as he reflected on his Oasis days.The legendary rocker, 49, took to the stage in his home city in front of a sold-out crowd of almost 60,000 of us, all having the time of our lives.Never one to disappoint, the dad-of-three performed some of his solo hits as well as songs from his Oasis days, ensuring everybody was enjoying themselves.Just days before his latest album, C'mon You Know, is set to top the charts, the iconic performer took it in his stride as he stepped out in front of the packed crowd, saying: "Yes Manchester," before belting out his song Hello.But just several minutes into his set, the crowd of bouncing bodies erupted into a roar of cheers before his second track, Rock 'N' Roll Star."This is for our Bonehead," he said as he paid a touching tribute to his Oasis bandmate who is currently battling cancer.Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs is currently undergoing radiotherapy and chemotherapy to treat his tonsil cancer.While fans may have been jumping up and down throughout the show, the packed audience came together and wrapped their arms around one another for Stand By Me.But while Liam may have been entertaining the crowds, his son Gene also took the spotlight with some noticing the 20-year-old on the drums as well as sharing a special view from the stage.As the night began to draw to a close over a stunning sunset, the sea of music lovers had their phones and lights in the air as they all belted out the Oasis classic, Wonderwall before Champagne Supernova."Don't listen to anyone who says this stuff is f***ing bad for you," he exclaimed before rocking out to Cigarettes and Alcohol.Liam's

Oasis guitarist Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs has posted an update following his first treatment for tonsil cancer.The musician shared the news of his diagnosis last month and said that he would be taking a break.“Just to let you all know I’m going to be taking a break from playing for a while,” he said at the time. “I’ve been diagnosed with tonsil cancer, but the good news is it’s treatable and I’ll be starting a course of treatment soon.“I’ll keep you posted how it’s going, I’m gutted I’m missing the gigs with Liam and the band.

Oasis legend Bonehead has thanked fans for their support after revealing that he's been diagnosed with cancer. The rhythm guitarist, whose real name is Paul Arthurs, announced on Twitter yesterday (Tuesday April 26) that he was starting treatment for tonsil cancer.

Oasis broke up in 2009 and since then there have been constant calls for a reunion.Brothers Noel Gallagher and Liam Gallagher have been butting heads for years, but recent comments suggest a comeback is more likely than ever.In a new interview, Liam admitted that he's fed up with his solo career and that he misses his old band days.It all comes after the devastating confirmation of Paul ‘Bonehead’ Arthurs' cancer diagnosis.As Oasis’ former guitarist, it is yet another tragic blow for fans as millions of supporters wish him a speedy recovery.Liam has similarly sent him “big love”, showing the bond the bandmates still share.There is no singular reason behind Oasis splitting up, but one of the central reasons was the fractious relationship between Noel and Liam.The two had come to blows many times over the 20 years the band were together, including when Liam pulled out of the 1996 America tour at the last minute.However, it all came crashing down in 2009.It arguably started when Noel infamously spoke to Q Magazine about Liam, saying: “He's the angriest man you'll ever meet.

Paul Arthurs has revealed he's been diagnosed with tonsil cancer and will be taking a break from playing as he undergoes treatment.The 56 year old, who is the guitarist for popular band Oasis, took to his Instagram and Twitter feed to share the message with his 111,000 followers as he wrote: "Just to let you all know I'm going to be taking a break from playing for a while. "I've been diagnosed with tonsil cancer, but t he good news is it's treatable and I'll be starting a course of treatment soon." He continued: "I'll keep you posted how it's going, I'm gutted I'm missing the gigs with Liam and the band.

Oasis guitarist Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs has revealed that he has been diagnosed with tonsil cancer.The musician, who was a founding member of Oasis, shared the news via Twitter today (April 26), writing that he would be taking a break.“Just to let you all know I’m going to be taking a break from playing for a while,” he said. “I’ve been diagnosed with tonsil cancer, but the good news is it’s treatable and I’ll be starting a course of treatment soon.“I’ll keep you posted how it’s going, I’m gutted I’m missing the gigs with Liam and the band.

Oasis star Bonehead has announced he is being treated for tonsil cancer.The musician Paul Arthurs, 56, addressed fans in a statement on Twitter and Instagram today. He wrote: “Just to let you all know I'm going to be taking a break from playing for a while. “I have been diagnosed with tonsil cancer.“But the good news is it's treatable and I will be starting a course of treatment soon. “I will keep you posted how it is going,” he added. “I am gutted I am missing the gigs with Liam and the band.“Have the best summer and enjoy the gigs if you're going. I'll see you soon xxx.”Paul’s Oasis bandmate Liam Gallagher sent his love to the star following the news of his diagnosis. He wrote: “Sending BIG love to the 1 n only Bonehead and his family. “Wishing you a speedy recovery we’re all thinking of you rasta you’ll be back on stage before you can say r we doing Colombia LG x.” (sic)Erasure’s Andy Bell also commented on Bonehead’s Twitter post, writing: “Get well soon Bone.”His other fans also took to the comments sections to send out messages of love and support. Angela Redshaw penned: “We will always support you bonehead you’re a legend.

Oasis star Bonehead has announced he has been diagnosed with cancer and has pulled out of upcoming shows with the band. The group's founder took to social media to announce the news on Tuesday afternoon (April 26).