#oasis reunion 2024

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[elizabear]

in case you’re wondering, robbie williams still hates noel and still wants to fuck liam

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[louisupdates]

Martin Brundle: Imagine sitting in those, man. They’re over 50 [degrees] inside.

Louis: I can’t imagine. Can’t even imagine.

MB: Did you get any Oasis tickets?

Louis: I didn’t. I was in the queue, but I never got a number! To be honest I got caught up with qualifier yesterday, but I did try. I did try.

MB: They’ll send you a few, I’m sure.

Louis: [mouths] Hope so! 🤞

Louis Tomlinson interviewed by Sky Sports in Monza, Italy for the Italian Grand Prix [1.9.2024]

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manchester evening news on an unlikely first public appearance of noel gallagher post-reunion: at a book launch speaking about hacienda days

He spoke on a panel that included Manchester music star Peter Hook who co-owned the Hacienda with New Order and Factory Records, former Hac manager Ang Matthews, Flesh club night promoter Paul Cons, DJs Graeme Park and Greg Wilson and Noel's fellow club "punters" fashion designers Ian Griffiths and Angela Murray and performer David Hoyle. Stone Roses legend Mani had also been due to attend, but had to withdraw due to sickness…

The event on Wednesday night marked the official launch of the Hacienda Threads book which has been compiled by Rebecca Hook. It features previously unseen images of ravers at the Whitworth Street West club as well as memories by a host of punters and famous faces who partied there…

Noel also said of Oasis' performance at the Hacienda (in 1994): "I guess when the band formed it felt like a rite of passage, we played there on the way up like The Smiths. I saw Happy Mondays, New Order and the great Primal Scream there."

Talking about his earlier experiences as a clubber at the Hacienda, he said: "I was the right age, I was 21 in '89 at the time I lived in Whitworth Street so it was the nearest place to my flat. Even at the time we knew it was special."

He added: "'88 and '89 were the two best years of my life, living on Whitworth Street, no one knew who I was."

He paid tribute to Factory Records and the people who helped to build the Hacienda. He said: "The thing about Manchester is it’s just small enough and just big enough. The reason why it [Hacienda] happened is Factory Records.”

"Not many [record companies] have built something for the people of their city. Thank god there were all those people to do it."

Noel added: "People don’t know what they want until you give it to them. It takes a few visionaries to make it happen. There’s visionary people in this town and thank God they had the balls to do it."

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my friend after the oasis tease dropped….. something is shifting in the air

[nonogalego]

A "grumpy middle-aged man" at the National Portrait Gallery

Noel Gallagher terá uma foto sua adicionada à National Portrait Gallery em Londres. A foto de Gallagher, tirada pela fotógrafa Zoe Law, será exibida pela primeira vez em 29 de novembro, como parte da exposição Legends da galeria de Londres, que contará com 100 retratos tirados por Law de pessoas que influenciaram sua vida e carreira. A exposição terminará em 02 de março de 2025, mas a foto de Noel continuará fazendo parte da coleção permanente da galeria depois disso.

Depois de fotografar Noel, a fotógrafa Zoe Law disse que ter sua foto de Gallagher se tornando parte da coleção permanente da galeria é "a maior honra".

Ela disse: "É a maior honra que meu retrato da lenda Noel Gallagher tenha sido adquirido pela National Portrait Gallery, um legado duradouro com o qual todos os fotógrafos e artistas de retratos sonham".

Falando sobre ter uma foto sua na galeria, Noel disse: "Estou emocionado e honrado por ter meu retrato adicionado à coleção permanente da National Portrait Gallery."

Ele continua dizendo que: "A ideia do retrato de um homem de meia-idade mal-humorado, que francamente odeia ter sua foto tirada, sendo permanentemente exibido para as gerações futuras se maravilharem é muito especial".

Matéria completa abaixo:

Não sei vocês, mas eu achei a foto muito boa! Homem de meia-idade mau-humorado sim, mas lindíssimo!

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"I did try, I did try"

By Damian Jones 2nd September 2024

Louis Tomlinson has revealed that he failed to get a ticket for Oasis‘ 2025 reunion tour over the weekend.

Tickets went on sale on Saturday (August 31) and promptly sold out at 7pm.

However, some fans who managed to reach the other side of multi-hour long queues were left frustrated to find huge price increases on tickets, due to Ticketmaster’s dynamic pricing policy.

Ticketmaster have clarified on their website previously that tickets that are “market-priced” “may increase or decrease at any time, based on demand. This is similar to how airline tickets and hotel rooms are sold.”

Now, the former One Direction singer said he tried for tickets but could not got beyond the queue.

1/9/24

Speaking to Sky Sports’ Martin Brundle on the grid at the Italian Grand Prix yesterday (September 1), when asked if he managed to bag a ticket, Tomlinson said: “I didn’t, I was in the queue, but I never got a number… I did try, I did try.”

He was then asked if he could use his celebrity status to get a free ticket from the Gallagher brothers, to which he said: “I have my fingers crossed.”

Tomlinson has frequently praised Oasis in the past, saying that there needs to be more bands like the Britpop icons.

He did previously also credit Noel Gallagher as a “lyricist and composer” on his 2020 single ‘Walls’, after including elements of three Oasis tracks on the song.

-> full article at nme.com

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He picks up his pint, his sharp blue eyes full of Gallagher mischief. “Wonderwall,” he says and bursts out laughing. Seriously? But doesn’t your uncle Noel tend to sing that one live these days? “Yes, he does, it’s my all-time favourite.” I bet your dad [Liam] isn’t happy about that. “It’s his favourite too.”

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i’ve never seen anybody peak so early in life as that 6 year old kid who just told noel gallagher to his face that he was fake

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Louis Tomlinson has revealed he was left gutted after failing to secure tickets for the upcoming Oasis reunion tour next year but is praying luck will be on his side

Louis Tomlinson was amongst the millions of disappointed Oasis fans

By Daniel Bird, Assistant Showbiz Editor | 16:46, 1 Sep 2024

Louis Tomlinson shared his heartache after being caught up in the Oasis reunion ticket drama.

The iconic Manchester band, fronted by warring brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher last week confirmed they would be reuniting almost 15 years after Noel walked out. Confirming their reunion, the band announced a 17 date tour across the United Kingdom and Ireland, playing venues such as Manchester's Heaton Park, Wembley Stadium and Dublin's Croke Park.

But while fans were ecstatic over the news, millions were left devastated when they logged into sites such as Ticketmaster and See Tickets to try and get their hands on tickets. Fans were faced with a string of technical errors, including queues to get into the official queue, sites going down due to unprecedented demand and 'Dynamic Pricing' tickets.

Ticketmaster came under fire from Oasis fans when it emerged that standing tickets, priced at €86.50 for Dublin and £148 for the UK had rocketed to an eyewatering £356. One fan caught up in the drama was none other than Out Of My System hitmaker Louis Tomlinson, 32.

While attending the Monza Grand Prix, Louis was questioned by Sky Sports' broadcaster Martin Brundle about whether he had secured tickets. “I didn't! I was in the queue, but I never got a number," he commented. Doncaster-born Tomlinson went on to add: "To be honest, I got caught up with qualifying yesterday but I did try."

Martin stated that Oasis themselves might send Louis tickets for an upcoming concert, with the musician responding: "I've got my fingers crossed!" When asked about the atmosphere on the grid, Louis said: "It's an honour to be here with Ferrari at Monza, just an incredible experience."

Cheeky-chap Tomlinson was on site when Ferrari's Charles Leclerc bagged the top prize at the Italian Grand Prix, with the pair beaming from ear-to-ear as they posed with one another. Louis' appearance at the Grand Prix comes just days after he performed at his first UK festival as a solo artist.

Despite finding fame as one-fifth of One Direction in 2010 and achieving global success in his own rights, Louis attracted "one of the biggest crowds of the day with his first UK festival performance," said bosses of Victorious Festival. While has has two solo albums of his own, including a Number One record, Tomlinson performed a string of One Direction songs including fan favourite, Where Do Broken Hearts Go, as well as a collection of his own tracks such as Bigger Than Me and Kill My Mind.

BBC News reported that 80,000 fans flocked to the event to support Tomlinson. Addressing the huge crowd, Louis said: "Victorious Festival, how are you doing? This is my incredible band, I'm Louis Tomlinson. This is my first festival in the UK, so thank you for coming out. Thank you for having me. We're gonna have a good time."

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Guys! Oasis is among the nominations for Rock & Roll HOF 2024.

GO VOTE EVERYDAY!! https://vote.rockhall.com/

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Oasis mural in Manchester

by: Snow Graffiti

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Posted. Deleted. Fled.

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this girl doesnt know how to lose x