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Oasis have celebrated the 25th anniversary of their iconic live album Familiar to Millions with a special reissue release. Originally recorded at their legendary Wembley Stadium shows in July 2000 and first released on…
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Oasis proved once again why their reunion is being talked about as one of the biggest live music events in decades, as Night Two in Melbourne delivered a blistering, emotional, and often euphoric performance…
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Richard Ashcroft has paid tribute to Liam and Noel Gallagher, praising their impact on British music and suggesting the Oasis brothers deserve knighthoods. Speaking to The Guardian in an interview published on 3 November…
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Oasis’ long-awaited Melbourne return had everything — the anthems, the attitude, and even a bit of chaos — as Noel and Liam Gallagher turned Marvel Stadium into a 55,000-strong sing-along on Friday night.
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Oasis kicked off the Australian leg of their Live ’25 reunion tour with a sold-out performance at Marvel Stadium, their first show in the country in more than fifteen years.
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Oasis’ return to Australia after two decades was marred by a dangerous crowd incident on Friday night when a flare was ignited and hurled into the general admission area during “Champagne Supernova.”
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As Oasis arrive and prepare for the first of 2 nights in Melbourne Brief if Somewhat Troubled History into the Relationship between the band and Australia. When Oasis landed in Australia for their 1998…
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Media Review and Round up from 2 nights in Tokyo
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Speaking during a House of Lords debate on the cultural value of music venues, Lady Taylor of Stevenage declared:
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A red 1960 Gibson ES-355 once owned by Noel Gallagher — and famously smashed by Liam Gallagher during the 2009 Rock en Seine incident that led to Oasis’s breakup — has sold for nearly…
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Oasis first performed in Japan in the mid-1990s, quickly discovering a passionate and dedicated fanbase. Their inclusion of Japanese dates showcased the global reach of Britpop and laid the foundation for a long-term connection…
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During the second night of Oasis’s Korea leg at Goyang Stadium, Seoul, Noel Gallagher surprised fans by strumming the opening riff of “Listen Up” — a deep cut first released in 1994 as the…
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According to a report from NME, guitarist Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs will be temporarily replaced on the band’s current reunion tour by Mike Moore for the upcoming Asia and Australian legs
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Robbie Williams has publicly stated that he believes the songwriting spark is missing from Noel Gallagher’s recent output. According to a report in the Daily Mirror:
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Oasis are set to return to South Korea on 21 October 2025 at Goyang Stadium (Goyang, near Seoul). This marks their first Korean show in 16 years. It promises to be a major moment…
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Oasis have been immortalised in a new mural on the side of Sifters Record Shop in Burnage, Manchester — one of the city’s most famous musical landmarks. The mural, created by Pic.One.Art, celebrates the…
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Oasis have confirmed that Richard Ashcroft will serve as the special guest / opening act for the band’s upcoming South American shows.
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The Tease During an exchange on social media, band frontman Liam Gallagher responded to a fan questioning the absence of a song from the tour setlist with a cryptic message that the revival of…
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Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs, the founding guitarist of Oasis, shared publicly that he will step away from parts of the band’s ongoing reunion tour to undergo treatment for prostate cancer.
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A landmark reissue To celebrate the 30-year milestone of their iconic 1995 album, Oasis are releasing a special deluxe edition of (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? via Big Brother Recordings.
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Media round up of reviews of final 2 nights at Wembley
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