Limited Number Of Noel Gallagher Tickets Still Available

Pre-Sale tickets for the first night for Noel's forthcoming headlining gigs at this year's Teenage Cancer Trust Benefit at the Royal Albert Hall have sold out in minutes.

At the time of posting a limited number are still available for the second night.

Tickets go on general sale at 9am on Friday 5th February at which point the pre-sale will end.

For more ticket details click here.

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Pre-Sale For Noel Gallagher's TCT Gig Open From 10am Today

As mentioned before, Community members of Oasisinet have an exclusive two-day pre-sale available to them to purchase tickets for Noel's forthcoming headlining gigs at this year's Teenage Cancer Trust Benefit on Thursday 25th and Friday 26th March.The pre-sale will be available from 10am on Wednesday 3rd February. Tickets go on general sale at 9am on Friday 5th February at which point the pre-sale will end.

This pre-sale is only available to Community members of Oasisinet. These will be Noel's first gigs of 2010 so demand for the tickets is going to be very high. If you've not already signed up to the Community why not do it NOW!

From 10am on Wednesday (today) fans will be able to use the link that's in the Competition section HERE.

This link will only work from that page and will take you to the exclusive ticket page for the pre-sale.

There is a maximum of four tickets per person.

Ticket prices are £35, £50 or £75.

Source: www.oasisinet.com

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On This Day In Oasis History...

"Songbird" is a song by British rock band Oasis, from their fifth studio album Heathen Chemistry. It was released as the fourth single from that album on 3 February 2003 and peaked at #3 in the UK charts. Being written by lead singer Liam Gallagher, it was the first time the band had released a single not written by his brother Noel.

Upon joining Oasis in the early nineties, Noel Gallagher claimed sole-songwriting responsibilities, and allowing little-to-no leeway from the rest of the band. He openly mocked the songwriting output of Liam and Bonehead, who had been in charge of Oasis' songwriting prior to his joining and had written a handful of tracks such as "Take Me" and an acoustic number titled "Life In Vain". Liam elaborated on the situation in 1994, after the release of Definitely Maybe saying "Noel won't let me (write), but I can't really write anyway... In the future if I started writing top tunes, I still don't think he'd be up for it... I know for a fact, even if he was going dry, he wouldn't play my songs... I'm not happy with that, but that's the way it is innit?".

However, after Oasis' third album Be Here Now received a cold reception from music critics, Noel began to loosen his control and allowed Liam to contribute songs. Though his first effort, "Little James" which appeared on Standing on the Shoulder of Giants, was criticised for being too simple and childlike (in particular, rhyming "plasticine" with "trampoline"), Songbird was fairly well received, despite only being based around two simple chords (G + Em7).

The song, written for Liam's long term girlfriend Nicole Appleton, was seen as a surprising break away from Liam's "Hard-Man" image. He explained this away saying "I like beautiful things...It's not all dark in Liam World. I take me shades off every now and again and have a look at the world and see some nice things."

The simplistic video was filmed in Regent's Park in London, and featured Liam playing an acoustic guitar under a tree, and also being chased by a dog.



Songbird is the shortest running Oasis single, at 2:07.

The song is included on Oasis' 2006 'best-of' album Stop The Clocks.

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Ocean Colour Scene On Oasis And More

Ocean Colour Scene members Steve Cradock And Simon Fowler talk about Oasis and a few other subjects.

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Noel Gallagher To Headline Two Nights At This Year's Teenage Cancer Trust Benefit

Noel Gallagher will be playing two headline shows at this year's Teenage Cancer Trust Benefit. The TCT Benefit Concert Series will be celebrating its 10th Anniversary this year. He will perform on Thursday 25th and Friday 26th of March at London’s Royal Albert Hall.

There will be an exclusive pre-sale for members of the Oasisinet Community beginning Wednesday 3rd February at 10am. This will close on Friday 5th February.

Registered members will be able to find the link in the Oasisinet Competitions section (keep checking back - full details will be up shortly!). If you're not already a member of the Oasisinet community you can register HERE!

Tickets go on general sale Friday 5th March from the following official tickets venders:

Teenage Cancer Trust (0871 230 7136)
Royal Albert Hall (0845 401 5030)

Gigs And Tours
Ticketmaster
Stargreen

Noel has been a long-time supporter of Teenage Cancer Trust over the years having played with Oasis in 2002 and 2003, Gem and Paul Weller in 2007 and on his own at the very first concert in 2000 where he performed 'Won't Get Fooled Again' with The Who. His 2007 performance was released digitally last year as 'The Dreams We Have As Children', proceeds from which went to the charity.

Noel told us, "Ten years ago I got a call from Roger Daltry asking me to join him for the first ever concert for Teenage Cancer Trust. It was a proud moment for me as a musician and since then I've been honoured to support this amazing charity.

"Other acts set to play this year include The Who, The Specials, Them Crooked Vultures and Arctic Monkeys.

Source: www.oasisinet.com

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Noel Gallagher On talkSPORT

Noel talks about Manchester City and football in general.

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Catch Liam Gallagher With Clint Boon On XFM Thursday

I have been informed that you can catch now catch Liam Gallagher on XFM Manchester 97.7 on Thursday the 4th of February from 4pm (UK Time) on Drivetime with Clint Boon.

Visit www.xfm.co.uk and switch Xfm Manchester.

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Noel Gallagher Rocking For Cancer

Noel Gallagher has announced his only two gigs of 2010 - as part of this year's incredible Teenage Cancer Trust charity concerts.

The annual music and comedy shows at London's Royal Albert Hall are celebrating their tenth birthday and Depeche Mode kick off with a show on February 17.

Then comes the main series of gigs, over nine nights from March 22, and ex-Oasis star Noel joins a music line-up any festival would kill for.

Arctic Monkeys, The Specials, The Who, Them Crooked Vultures, Suede and JLS will all take the stage.

Teenage Cancer Trust patron, former The Who frontman Roger Daltrey, said: "It's a blinder. I'm over the moon. It will be Noel's only gigs this year, so those nights will be special."

Some might sniff at JLS but Roger isn't a man to mess with and has been after a big pop act for years.

He said: "Kids have to start somewhere and JLS are for young people. Music snobs might turn their noses up but there's no place for them in the business."

Well said, Rog. The Teenage Cancer Trust is close to my heart, too, and the gigs have been a highlight of working on Bizarre.

Noel, who also played the trust's event in 2000, 2002, 2003 and 2007, said: "Ten years ago I got a call from Roger asking me to join him for the first ever concert for the charity.

Since then I've been honoured to support this amazing charity. I've had some of the best nights I've ever had on a UK stage."

The full line-up is: Depeche Mode, Feb 17; Them Crooked Vultures, March 22; Jimmy Carr, Noel Fielding and Rod Gilbert, March 23; Suede, March 24; Noel Gallagher, March 25 & 26; Arctic Monkeys, March 27; JLS, March 28; The Specials, March 29; The Who, March 30. Tickets go on sale from this Friday at teenagecancertrust.org, royalalberthall.com (0845 401 5030) and gigsandtours.com (0871 230 7136).

Source: www.thesun.co.uk

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Noel Gallagher To Play Two Nights In London For Cancer Charity

Teenage Cancer Trust today announces an all-star, 10-night line up to celebrate its 10th year of music and comedy at the Royal Albert Hall in association with Nomura. Following Depeche Mode’s sold-out gig on 17 February, rock supergroup Them Crooked Vultures will kick off nine consecutive nights starting on Monday 22 March.

The week continues with a comedy night on Tuesday 23 March, featuring Jimmy Carr, Rhod Gilbert and Noel Fielding. Wednesday 24 March sees the return of brit-pop legends Suede, reforming for one night only for Teenage Cancer Trust. Noel Gallagher, performing for the first time since Oasis split last year, plays Thursday 25 and Friday 26 March. His two-night run, the only shows planned for 2010, promises to be unforgettable.

On Saturday 27 March Arctic Monkeys will play the Royal Albert Hall for the very first time. Sunday will be Teenage Cancer Trust’s first ever pop night, headlined by MOBO winners and multi-Brit nominated JLS.

Monday 29 is the Shockwaves NME Awards Big Gig featuring ska legends The Specials. NME has today announced that The Specials will be given the Outstanding Contribution award on 24 February at London’s Iconic O2 Academy Brixton. In recognition of Teenage Cancer Trust’s link with the British Music Industry and work with young people with cancer, NME has renamed the award the Teenage Cancer Trust Outstanding Contribution.
The Who will wrap up the 10-night spectacular in style on Tuesday 30 with a performance of Quadrophenia. Announcing the line up, Roger Daltrey CBE, Patron of Teenage Cancer Trust said: “When The Who first got together in 2000 to raise money for this brilliant charity, I had no idea we’d achieve so much from these shows. In the last ten years we’ve raised over £8.7 million, helping Teenage Cancer Trust to open nine more specialist cancer units for young people across the UK.

“Teenage Cancer Trust has come such a long way since our first gig and I’m extremely proud of this event. I’m forever inspired by the support I have received from the artists and members of the music and comedy industries. This year has been no exception and it’s thanks to them that our 10th anniversary shows are set to break all records for Teenage Cancer Trust.”
The 2010 Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall line-up:

Wednesday 17 February – Depeche Mode
Monday 22 March – Them Crooked Vultures, brought to you by American Airlines
Tuesday 23 March – Comedy night: Jimmy Carr, Noel Fielding and Rhod Gilbert
Wednesday 24 March - Suede
Thursday 25 March – Noel Gallagher
Friday 26 March – Noel Gallagher
Saturday 27 March – Arctic Monkeys
Sunday 28 March - JLS
Monday 29 March – The Specials
Tuesday 30 March – The Who

Tickets go on sale on Friday 5 February, and can be purchased from the following websites:

www.teenagecancertrust.org www.royalalberthall.com / 0845 401 5030 www.gigsandtours.com / 0871 230 7136
Support acts to be announced, check www.teenagecancertrust.org for details.

Source: www.teenagecancertrust.org

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Noel Gallagher Interview - Talk Of The Terrace

Noel talks about Man City's exit from the FA Cup, how he trashed one of Wayne Rooney's birthday presents, why he wants to be a referee and what his next musical plans are.

Also featured is a Man City Mastermind quiz.

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Noel Gallagher To Play Live Later This Year

Noel Gallagher has told 'Talk Of The Terrace' that he will do a gig in the spring.

He said there will be an official announcement soon, but told fans the gig will not contain new stuff just the golden oldies.

As soon as the interview is on YouTube I will post it....

Thanks to MrMonobrow & Michael

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Sorry if you have had any problems accessing the main site over the weekend, it's all back up as normal now.

Thanks for your patience...

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Noel Gallagher Interview On ESPN Tonight

Noel Gallagher will be interviewed on "Talk Of The Terrace" on ESPN tonight (Sunday 31st January) on Sky 417/442 at 18:30 (UK Only).

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Paolo Maldini Signs Up For Liam Gallagher's Pretty Green Label

Mamma Mia! Manchester is going mad fer all things Italian these days.

Italian football legend Paolo Maldini and rocker Liam Gallagher have gone into business together.

And the move comes hot on the heels of Roberto Mancini's recent appointment as Man City chief.

Ex-AC Milan star Maldini has pumped a lot of lira into Pretty Green, Liam's thriving clothes business.

And the odd couple, who have known each other for years after meeting on an Oasis tour, have grand plans to become a leading fashion house in Europe.

A source said: "Liam has long been a fan of Paolo Maldini. They met when Oasis were on tour in Europe years ago and kept in touch.

"Paolo has had a long and distinguished football career and is starting to consider hanging up his boots for good.

"He has been looking into investment opportunities and Pretty Green came up in a conversation when Liam announced the big launch in London last year.

Wedge

"A lot of work has gone on behind the scenes over the past month to make it happen but the money has now been agreed which will take Pretty Green to the next level."

I never thought I'd see one of the most famous footballers of all time discussing parkas with a lad from Burnage.

Maldini is just one of the army of heavyweights supporting the singer's clobber firm.

Big bucks investors on New York's Wall St have pumped in mountains of wedge and Liam, who released Be Here Now with the band in 1997, has put his money where his large gob is too.

Getting some other top names involved in the brand will only help sell more threads on the Continent.

He should tap up Alessandro Del Piero too - he's a pal of Noel's.

Former and current Oasis frontman Liam was waxing lyrical only this week about his admiration for Roberto Mancini's fashion taste.

The City gaffer, known as "Bobby Manc" to the Blues faithful, hit the headlines recently for his stylish take on wearing a scarf in Man City colours.

Liam said: "The scarf is cool. I want one. Mancini looks good, but then all Italians are cool."

None more so than Maldini.

He is almost as good as Sol Bamba, centre half for my team Hibs. And he's just about as good-looking as Chris Hogg who's also in the back four...

Source: www.sun.co.uk

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Oasis Brit Awards 2010 Betting

Oasis lead the Album of 30 Years market at 2.8.

Commentators have complained that this year's nominees are the safest in Brits history but the hodge-podge of coffee-table/Dad rock bores for the Album of 30 Years - Dire Straits, Dido, Keane - is testament to the enduring irrelevance of the awards.

All the more reason to liven up proceedings with a few wagers then...

Source: www.betfair.com

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Serge Pizzorno Thinks Noel Gallagher Is Mexican

Kasabian guitarist Serge Pizzorno thinks Noel Gallagher is “Mexican” – because he loves tequila.

The rocker – who is close friends with the former Oasis guitarist – says every time he has a night out with the ‘Falling Down’ songwriter they end up drinking huge amounts of the strong South American shot.

Serge said: “I think Noel might be part Mexican the way he goes at tequila.”

Kasabian singer Tom Meighan agrees with his bandmate and insists 42-year-old Noel lives up to his hard partying reputation with ease.

He said: “Noel is very much a tequila man and moving from bar to bar – brilliant.”

Although both Tom enjoys a night out with Noel, he insists his brother Liam, 37, is as equally good company.

The ‘Fire’ singer added: “Liam can sit on the same stool with ten pints of Guinness but you only have to chat with him for an hour and you’ve travelled through the f***ing universe on a magic stairlift. Two very different propositions but both brilliant.”

Source: breakingnews.iol.ie

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Liam Gallagher Thinks Skinny Jeans Are For Girls

Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher has confessed that he can’t slip into skinny jeans.

Buzz up!“I can’t get in them…They’re for girls, man. They look good on girls,” he said. And Liam, 37, who is staying off cigarettes and alcohol, hopes to party if Oasis win a Brit award in Feb.

“I hope people vote for us to win the best album of the past 30 years because I want to go, I want to have a night out,” the Daily Express quoted him as telling, XFM. “It would close the Oasis thing for me if we won and I could thank the fans. So get voting, or don’t, and I’ll stay in and play The Beatles. Either way I’ll have a blinding night,” the rocker added.

Source: oneindia.in

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Liam Gallagher On XFM

For those of you that could not listen or watch the interview on the XFM website.

Thanks to GoWaysis

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Liam Gallagher's Latest Twitter

Vote for "What's the Story Morning Glory" for the Brit Awards, BEST ALBUM OF 30 YEARS award here - www.brits.co.uk/voting

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Source: www.prettygreen.com

Upside Down The Movie - The Story Of Creation Records

The Creation Records Story, is nearing completion.

Hitting the cinema screens worldwide in March/April of this year with a host of special events planned featuring various bands, members of bands and celebrity djs.

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