Oasis: Last News

Oasis, during an interview to promote her new film An Invitation to Murder.Barton, best known for her role in ‘00s teen drama The O.C., took part in a interview with The Guardian, answering questions sent in from readers. The British-born star was asked how she came to be in the video for ‘Everybody’s On The Run’ by Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds. In the video, her character getting out of a taxi, only to have her dress caught and torn off by the taxi door, and chasing after it.“I’ve hung out with Noel before,” she said regarding how she was approached.

Liam Gallagher has responded to the reports that he met up with Noel Gallagher earlier this week, branding it as “fake news”.Various tabloids shared reports recently, claiming that the two brothers had met up at a hotel in central London on Tuesday (February 25) ahead of their massive Oasis reunion shows kicking off this summer.The claims said that they were seen together at Nobu Hotel Portman Square near Hyde Park, along with both of Liam’s sons Lennon (25) and Gene (23), and spent an hour talking in a private room. Reports also added that the two were joined by Oasis guitarist Paul ‘Bonehead’ Arthurs before leaving separately.Speaking to The Sun, an anonymous source then claimed that the brothers were on “much better terms now”.However, Liam has now dismissed all the reports as false and told followers on social media that the meeting never took place.“Is it true that you spoke for one hour with Noel in a hotel in London the other day?” one person asked him earlier this morning (February 28).

Liam Gallagher jokingly teasing the length of the upcoming Oasis reunion shows.Since the tour was announced at the end of the summer, fans across the world have been eager to nab tickets to the upcoming Oasis comeback shows, and the intense scramble for tickets has even led to discussion around pricing going to the UK parliament.Now, with the first leg of the tour set to kick off across the UK and Ireland later this summer, fans have begun debating how long each set will last for. With a new update on social media, the frontman has gotten involved in the discussion, and posted an update jokingly providing an exact plan.On X/Twitter, a fan got in touch with Gallagher to write: “Liam some people believe Oasis gigs will last only one hour, tell em you were joking”.

Oasis‘ former Christmas single ‘Whatever’ is on course to score its first Number One after 31 years.The 1994 stand-alone single, which was released on December 18 months after their debut album ‘Definitely Maybe’ that year, was re-issued on Friday (February 21) in pink and blue splatter vinyl featuring remastered audio B-side ‘(It’s Good) To Be Free’.While the band has never had a Christmas Number One, they came close that year, with only enduring Christmas classics ‘Stay Another Day’ by East 17 and Mariah Carey‘s ‘All I Want For Christmas Is You’ keeping it off the top spot.The single is currently battling it out with Kendrick Lamar‘s ‘Not Like Us’ which is currently at Number Two in the UK singles chart and only 500 units behind and Chappell Roan‘s ‘Pink Pony Club, which is at Number Three, according to the Official Charts Company.A post shared by Oasis (@oasis)Speaking about the video for the track with Alan Carr previously, Noel Gallagher explained that he had a big night out before the shoot.“I was very drunk that day. I had been out all night.

Liam Gallagher has hit back at reports on how he plans to spend his pay cheque from the Oasis reunion tour.The past few days saw some outlets speculate about how the Britpop icon plans to spend the money he is set to make from his highly anticipated Oasis comeback tour, which will kick off later this summer.According to publications like The Sun and The Standard, the frontman was looking to buy a “country mansion” in the Cotswolds. The reports also claimed that both he and his brother Noel are expected to take home £3million a piece for each of the 33 scheduled live shows – equating to a total taking of £100million each.“[Liam and his fiancée Debbie Gwyther are] looking to buy an additional home as they love the Cotswolds area so much,” an anonymous “insider” told The Sun.

Liam Gallagher has hit out at the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, claiming that it “is for wankers” following Oasis‘ nomination.The 2025 nominees for this year’s Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame induction were shared today (February 12) with 14 new names added to the longlist including the likes of the Gallagher brothers as well as New Order, Cyndi Lauper, Mariah Carey, The White Stripes and more.Artists become eligible for induction 25 years after their first commercial recording was released, and other names on the longlist for 2025 include Grunge icons Soundgarden, hip-hop heavyweights OutKast, and rock groups Phish, Bad Company and The Black Crowes.Upon the news of Oasis’ nomination, Liam took to his official X/Twitter account to react to the nod. “RNR hall of fame is for WANKERS,” he wrote.

Oasis and New Order among those listed.The details on the artists being considered for the prestigious Rock Hall in 2025 were shared today (February 12), with 14 new names being announced for the longlist.Among the new names are two massive bands from Manchester, Oasis – who are up for the second time, after receiving their first nod last year – and New Order.Elsewhere on the list are pop icons Cyndi Lauper and Mariah Carey, as well as US alt-rock duo The White Stripes. As highlighted by BBC News, half of those nominated this year are looking at their first nod from the Rock Hall.

Liam Gallagher has issued a response following thousands of tickets to the Oasis reunion shows being cancelled by Ticketmaster, and addressed whether the band will invite any special guests on stage with them.It comes after this past weekend saw Ticketmaster cancel thousands of tickets to the much-anticipated reunion shows taking place this summer, in a new crackdown on bots and touts.The tickets for UK shows went on sale back in August, however, despite efforts to prevent touts from re-selling them at inflated prices, roughly 50,000 tickets ended up on resale sites. In response, promoters Live Nation and SJM confirmed that all tickets sold via secondary ticketing sites other than Twickets would be cancelled and made available again through Ticketmaster at face value.However, the process has gone far from smoothly, with numerous fans taking to social media over the weekend to claim that they have had their tickets wrongfully cancelled after they bought them legitimately.Now, Liam Gallagher has addressed the tumultuous circumstances around the crackdown on tickets and said that there is little he can do to help.He took to X/Twitter this morning to respond to a fan who reached out and asked: “Liam what do you think of the ticket situation? Thinking fans are bots and getting their money returned?”Responding, the Britpop icon wrote: “I don’t make the rules.

Oasis reunion shows are being cancelled by Ticketmaster in a crackdown on bots, but many fans are claiming they have been targeted wrongfully.When UK tickets for the return of Liam and Noel Gallagher went on sale last August, it was reported that four per cent of them – or roughly 50,000 – ended up on resale sites. This was despite efforts having been put in place to prevent touts from re-selling tickets at inflated prices.In a statement at the time from the band’s promoters Live Nation and SJM, it was said that all tickets sold via secondary ticketing sites other than Twickets would be cancelled, with all invalidated tickets to be made available again through Ticketmaster at face value.“Ticket resale is permitted at no more than the price you paid (face value + booking fees),” read the statement.

Oasis have announced a 25th anniversary reissue of their fourth studio album ‘Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants’. Find all the details below.The new version of the record is due to arrive on Friday February 28 – the same date the original album was released back in 2000. It’ll be available on a limited edition vinyl including silver LP, and an official store-exclusive blue and purple marble LP.‘Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants’ was released on Liam and Noel Gallagher‘s own label Big Brother Recordings Ltd.

Liam Gallagher, Raekwon and Ghostface Killah have starred in a new film celebrating the 200th anniversary of British footwear company Clarks. Watch below.Directed by Set Free Richardson and narrated by Yasiin Bey, the 18-minute documentary charts Clarks’ “journey from humble beginnings in 1825 in Street, Somerset, to becoming one of the most recognised and loved footwear brands in the world”.The film highlights the company’s evolution, cultural relevance and global impact – with the help of numerous faces from the world of music and beyond.Oasis frontman and soloist Liam Gallagher said: “I don’t think there is any other brands really, for me.

the use of “dynamic pricing” left Oasis fans paying more than expected when trying to nab tickets for the reunion tour.As well as facing extensive queues, many fans found themselves paying more than they predicted for tickets, with some going for over £300 – roughly £200 more than the price that was advertised.The widespread backlash following the sale last summer saw many push for the use of dynamic pricing to be banned, and for sales platforms like Ticketmaster to be more up-front when listing fees.Now, Parsons has told MPs that the prices set on the site are “fair” because people are willing to pay them. He also denied that ticket prices fluctuate during a general sale.“Where differing price tiers [are] made available, that’s a choice of the event organiser.

Liam Gallagher is building a pool in his North London mansion, despite previously admitting he “can’t swim”.Per The Standard, the Oasis rocker had plans approved to build a high-security wall, gates, and a 24ft by 12ft pool in his Highgate home last September. Recently, construction workers have been spotted by a dug-out pit intended for the large pool.Ongoing work on the pool comes despite his joking about his struggles to swim during his stint on Celebrity Gogglebox in 2017, where he appeared alongside his mother Peggy and son Gene.“Me [and brothers Noel and Paul] can’t swim,” he said on the show, to which Gene replied: “You can swim, just not with your head up. You go underwater.”“I can do half a width,” the ‘Wall of Glass’ singer reasoned.

Grammy Awards.Here are the musicians who openly hate their own song.Cyrus, 32, didn’t write, or like, “Party in the U.S.A.”“[‘Party in the U.S.A.’] is not even my style of music,” she said in an interview on her fan website in 2009. “I didn’t write it [and] I didn’t expect it to be popular, originally.

Liam Gallagher has shared his verdict on Bring Me The Horizon’s new cover of the Oasis classic ‘Wonderwall’.The version was released earlier today (January 29) as part of the Spotify Singles series and it sees the Sheffield band stamp their own distinctive trademark on the track, some 30 years after its original release.Noel Gallagher’s original acoustic guitar part is swapped out for a chunky electric riff, while frontman Oli Sykes belts out the iconic lyrics amid the immense drums of Mat Nicholls. Listen to the cover here:Now, the song’s original vocalist has had his say on the version.

Sleeper’s Louise Wener has reflected on the decline of Britpop by the late ‘90s, saying that the genre grew to become “embarrassed of itself”.The singer spoke about the rise and fall of the genre in the ‘90s during a new interview on Radio X. It comes as the band have recently announced plans to hit the road later this year in celebration of their classic single ‘Inbetweener’ and breakthrough debut album ‘Smart’ each turning 30.During the discussion, she looked back at the band’s split in 1998, after releasing their sophomore album ‘The It Girl’ in 1996 and ‘Pleased To Meet You’ in 1997, and explained why the members thought it was right to call it quits.“It just sort of came to the end of the road, really. The third album didn’t sell that great,” she said while on The Chris Moyles Show.

Bring Me The Horizon have shared a new cover of the classic Oasis track ‘Wonderwall’. Check it out below.The cover of the Britpop classic song was shared today (January 29) for Spotify Singles, and sees the Sheffield band put their own distinctive stamp on the song – 30 years after its release.In the new version, the stripped-back acoustic guitar in the original is substituted for a simple electric riff, while frontman Oli Sykes gradually builds momentum with his vocals.

Shaun Ryder has responded to rumours that Zak Starkey is rejoining Oasis, after the drummer suffered a blood clot in his leg earlier this week.Ryder performs with Starkey (The Who) in the supergroup Mantra Of The Cosmos along with Bez and guitarist Andy Bell (Oasis, Ride). The band recently collaborated with Noel Gallagher on a new single, ‘Domino Bones (Gets Dangerous)’.On Tuesday (January 21), Mantra were forced to cancel a secret gig in London due to Starkey suffering a blood clot in his right leg.Ryder has since spoken to the Daily Star‘s ‘Wired’ column about Starkey’s condition, and addressed reports about his possible Oasis return.

Mantra Of The Cosmos have been forced to cancel a secret gig in Soho after drummer Zak Starkey was revealed to be suffering from a serious leg condition.The supergroup – consisting of Shaun Ryder (Happy Mondays, Black Grape), drummer Zak Starkey (The Who, Oasis), guitarist Andy Bell (Oasis, Ride) and Bez (Happy Mondays, Black Grape) – were due to perform at the Karma Sanctum Soho on Tuesday night (January 21), but had to cancel at the last minute.Per a press release, Starkey is suffering from a blood clot in his right leg, and has been ordered by a doctor to take blood thinners for the condition and to rest for two weeks. The diagnosis forced the cancellation of their performance, though the Soho party still proceeded with several A-listers in attendance.The cancelled gig came just days after Mantra Of The Cosmos performed a pair of shows in Liverpool on January 19 after releasing the psychedelic single ‘Domino Bones (Gets Dangerous)’ with Noel Gallagher.

Pete Doherty has offered to support Oasis for free in a bid to try and secure some tickets for his in-laws.The Libertines and Babyshambles frontman discussed the upcoming reunion shows of the iconic Britpop band during a new interview with i Paper, and said that he is willing to put their long-running feud to one side if it means he can bag some tickets for family members.While discussing his upcoming solo album with the outlet, Doherty also shared his experience of the ticketing debacle that came when Liam and Noel Gallagher announced their reunion last summer.According to the singer-songwriter, his in-laws are fans of the group but, like countless others, found themselves unable to secure tickets due to the extensive demand. Now, in a last-minute plea to get admission for them, Doherty has said he wants to take part in the shows.“If Noel or Liam are reading this: maybe a 10-minute acoustic slot?” he quipped.

Oasis, The Stone Roses and more, has been rediscovered.The stage is located in a terraced house in Hull, and has previously hosted performances from artists who would go on to become some of the biggest names in music.It was found as the owners booked a carpet refit, and the original stage was uncovered. It dates back to the ‘50s, and was lost when the club remodelled and extended the venue in 1995.Oasis, Radiohead, Pulp, The Housemartins and The Stone Roses all played on the stage before going on to find global fame, and their sets date back to a time when the venue was home to a social club.Speaking to BBC News, general manager Paul Sarel said it was a “lovely surprise” to find the stage during the carpet refit, and was reminded of how “some of the most famous bands in the world all squeezed onto this tiny space”.“When we posted on social media, we had so many people who said they remembered playing on that stage or seeing some of the most famous bands play on that small area,” he told the outlet.“That carpet’s seen some history…It had lots of holes in it.