#cancelled gigs

[convertgrapeling]

i feel quite bad for people who spend hundreds or thousands on gigs that end up being cancelled or rearranged so that they can't participate, but i mainly feel bad because someone in their life should have told them "never pay more money for a single event than you're happy to lose."

not that i blame them for being naive, but they should have been taught how easily plans get changed and how little businesses can be trusted

[dreaminofu]

Happy anniversary <3

Credits: x/x/x/x/x/x/x/x/x/x/x

[omppupiiras]

saw my queen yesterday ❤️ lady in red <3

[mitamicah]

Sitting on the train towards the airport now so I can go see the boy again tomorrow 🥹

Ngl travelling to the airport at this hour seems so wrong after so many early flights 🤣

[yourlocaldisneyvillain]

one day i will be a rich milf. that day is, however, still not upon us, but Mark My Words !!!

[shyybread]

My last dinner party gig was cancelled 💔

Life really is unfair 😔

[backstraightboys]

Alex Turner really said we did Ireland dirty let's give them everything (Miles Kane) and that's so hot of him

[deus-ex-mona]

5am thoughts about how asuna is the same age as the gen 2 cast…

[warriorprincesstramp]

arrived right before chepstow (NOT a short distance to travel!!!) and then found out the hozier gig is cancelled fuck my life I'm serious

[uptownhags]

today i won my city's public service award, and it's a whole thing. next week i have a photoshoot, the week after there are events. this is EXACTLY like the ep of offspring where neens becomes The Face of St. Francis*™

[fifi-goes-to-hollywood]

the way ao3 user fifi_hollywood (me) is hearing actual fifi hollywood on dec 18th

[gaylordthethird]

Youtube does wrappeds now??

[parkercore-69]

girls will listen to the front bottoms and say it changed him

[kitcheninaman]

funniest thing ive done is have a headache for two straight days and realise it's because ive recently started taking sertraline and neglected to stop drinking grapefruit juice (which will absolutely make side effects worse)

[milkweedman]

not gonna lie i am once again getting real sick of having a migraine every second of every day forever

[todays-just-a-daydream]

Saturday, November 16, 1996 Book looks for Oasis from press Invasive tabloid stories prompt third Gallagher brother to tell his own

By JANE STEVENSON Toronto Sun

Don't Look Back In Anger appears to have double meaning for British supergroup Oasis. It's not only the title of the band's current single, but also the mantra of Paul Gallagher, the older brother of notorious band members Noel and Liam. "I mean, if it helps one person, then it's done its job," says Gallagher of his book, Brothers: From Childhood To Oasis, which details the three siblings' violent childhood at the hands of their brutish, mean-spirited father. "There's other people growing up in the same environment -- the only difference is they haven't got two brothers who are the biggest rock and roll stars in the world." Brothers, which was only released in Canada two weeks ago, is already a huge success in England, where it's sold 45,000 copies since mid-September. It helped that the publishers (General Publishing in Canada), who had only expected it to sell about 10,000, moved up the release date to capitalize on the band's headline-making cancellation of the remainder of their U.S. tour. "I expected it to do more but I expect more than anyone else," says Gallagher, sounding a lot like his ambitious brother Noel, who has already layed down four tracks at Abbey Road Studios for the new Oasis album expected next April. Book sales will likely pick up again given the recent Group of the Year honors for Oasis at the MTV Europe music awards, not to mention Liam's arrest on suspicion of possession of cocaine. "It's just mass hysteria over here," Gallagher says. "I mean if Liam walked backwards in the street, they'd say he was retarded and make a story out of it. The press over here is just like scum, basically, and I'm not afraid of saying that. We get doorsteps every day of the week, which means the press just arrive on your door." In fact, Gallagher had just arrived back from London where he was visiting Liam, who has to report back to police on Dec. 30. "I've been doing my Highway To Heaven bit, which means angel of mercy sort of stuff," Gallagher jokes before adding that Liam is holding up well. "He's fine, he just doesn't want permanent press attention 'cause he hasn't really got a private life anymore -- and it's very, very sad that it has to come to this." Understandably, neither Liam nor Noel initially wanted their older brother writing Brothers, but it apparently had less to do with airing their dirty laundry in public than with Paul's choice of collaborator, Manchester-based journalist Terry Christian. "They still don't like him, probably because he's a Man United fan, but there you go." (Liam, Noel and Paul are supporters of Manchester City, the local soccer rivals of Manchester United.) But Gallagher decided to proceed, with the blessing of their mother, Peggy, and says the book has now brought the three siblings closer together. "I think Noel has read it, and he's behind it. Liam probably read the bits about himself 'cause his attention span isn't very large, and he says it's okay. "In the end, I don't really care, okay or not. I mean it was a book that was personal to me and everyone says, `Well, why share it with the world?' And I say, `Well, the world is on my nerves at the moment.' Cause the press was just digging up stories just for the fun of it, trying to disgrace us." There are actually nine books about Oasis currently in Britian, but, as Gallagher points out, "I'm the only one with the divine right to write one. "Brothers are brothers and they'll fight anyway but at the end of the day they still love each other. They've got a stronger bond than anyone on the outside could ever have. You can have lifetime friends until you're ninety-nine but your brothers are forever." As for their estranged father, who still lives in Manchester and has sold his own stories to the tabloids, Gallagher doesn't think he's read the book. Nor does he care. "He just thinks that nothing's happened. He thinks we're his three darling little sons. Well, we're not his sons, we're me mom's sons."

Toronto Sun on Paul Gallagher’s Brothers book release, as copied/transcribed by a fan and posted in the Oasis Usenet (24 November 1996)