Oasis have today released another short teaser hinting at potential 2027 concerts, with many fans working saying it is California and the car's number plate says Sin City backwards (Las Vegas).
So potentially both?
So far concerts in Scotland, Manchester, Germany, Spain, Netherlands, France, Italy and the USA have been teased.
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Oasis are reportedly objecting to the sale of a collection of rare recordings from the band’s early years.
The collection includes sixty three concert master recordings and more than one hundred hours of rehearsal audio recorded between 1994 and 2001 by former sound engineer Huw Richards.
The tapes have a guide price of £1.2M to £1.6M and are due to go up for auction with Littleton Auctions next month.
Some of the recordings feature conversations between Noel & Liam Gallagher. The collection also includes what is thought to be the only recording of Loch Lomond.
Owain Richards, the son of Huw Richards, said Oasis management had previously been in talks about getting the tapes back.
The band reportedly want the recordings returned.
Littleton Auctions has acknowledged Oasis’s concerns but says the auction can legally go ahead.
The auction house said the buyer would not be allowed to make money from the recordings without permission because Oasis own the intellectual property rights.
On September 8th 1997 Oasis played at the Spektrum in Oslo, Norway.It was the first gig of the 'Be Here Now' tour, five songs in the bands set were played for the first time.