Buy any of the physical format of Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds Who Built The Moon? at the official store you’ll receive a handwritten lyric sheet and printed signature.
More info click here.
Noel Gallagher
Buy any of the physical format of Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds Who Built The Moon? at the official store you’ll receive a handwritten lyric sheet and printed signature.
More info click here.
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds 'Who Built The Moon?' Official Store Pre-Order Bonus
Buy any of the physical format of Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds Who Built The Moon? at the official store you’ll receive a handwritten lyric sheet and printed signature.
More info click here.
This Feeling
A well known haunt of well known faces, and where to see future next big things in advance, this week's event is in Glasgow and Lincoln.
Visit www.thisfeeling.co.uk for tickets and information on club nights all over the UK.
What's Going On At 'This Feeling' This Weekend?
A well known haunt of well known faces, and where to see future next big things in advance, this week's event is in Glasgow and Lincoln.
Visit www.thisfeeling.co.uk for tickets and information on club nights all over the UK.
Liam Gallagher
Liam Gallagher has revealed he plans to release more music in the future as long as its something the fans want.
He said: "If this album had just dripped out there and no one paid much attention to it, I'd have been fucked. Personally, I would have gone, 'I don't think I've got the heart to go make another one.' But everyone seems to want another Liam Gallagher record, so who am I to deny them?
"I hope they know I'm a real deal. The way I see it, it's all about the universe, mate. I've been good to rock 'n' roll and rock 'n' roll has been good to me. Rock 'n' roll saved my life - it's done it on many occasions. People have had it worse but the last four years I've sort of lost me way a little bit.
"Now it's come around and been good again. Hopefully I'll be good to it. The fans are cool, man. Being a Liam Gallagher fan must be f***ing hard work. But let me tell you, being Liam Gallagher is even harder because I've got to live with me 24/7."
He said he will be giving everyone a "breather" before unveiling a solo second album.
He told People magazine: "Obviously I would have liked Beady Eye to be a success but it wasn't meant to be. I think the time off has done me a world of good. I'm pretty in-your-face as an artist - or a singer, or a big mouth, or whatever the fuck you want to call me. I think people needed a break from me, too, so I think it's done everyone a world of good.
"I'm not one of them people that craves fame and that. So we'll do the record, we'll do the rounds and then we'll get out of people's faces again. Maybe we'll go again down the line, but I certainly won't be making another one straight away. Everyone needs a breather, I think. But I'm glad to be back and I'm glad to be up there singing. That's what I was put here to do, man: sing songs. Hopefully I can keep doing that for the rest of my existence."
Liam Gallagher Has Revealed He Plans To Release More Music In The Future
Liam Gallagher has revealed he plans to release more music in the future as long as its something the fans want.
He said: "If this album had just dripped out there and no one paid much attention to it, I'd have been fucked. Personally, I would have gone, 'I don't think I've got the heart to go make another one.' But everyone seems to want another Liam Gallagher record, so who am I to deny them?
"I hope they know I'm a real deal. The way I see it, it's all about the universe, mate. I've been good to rock 'n' roll and rock 'n' roll has been good to me. Rock 'n' roll saved my life - it's done it on many occasions. People have had it worse but the last four years I've sort of lost me way a little bit.
"Now it's come around and been good again. Hopefully I'll be good to it. The fans are cool, man. Being a Liam Gallagher fan must be f***ing hard work. But let me tell you, being Liam Gallagher is even harder because I've got to live with me 24/7."
He said he will be giving everyone a "breather" before unveiling a solo second album.
He told People magazine: "Obviously I would have liked Beady Eye to be a success but it wasn't meant to be. I think the time off has done me a world of good. I'm pretty in-your-face as an artist - or a singer, or a big mouth, or whatever the fuck you want to call me. I think people needed a break from me, too, so I think it's done everyone a world of good.
"I'm not one of them people that craves fame and that. So we'll do the record, we'll do the rounds and then we'll get out of people's faces again. Maybe we'll go again down the line, but I certainly won't be making another one straight away. Everyone needs a breather, I think. But I'm glad to be back and I'm glad to be up there singing. That's what I was put here to do, man: sing songs. Hopefully I can keep doing that for the rest of my existence."
Noel Gallagher
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds will be supporting U2 at the Estádio Cícero Pompeu de Toledo (Morumbi) in São Paulo, Brazil later today.
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds Land In São Paulo
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds will be supporting U2 at the Estádio Cícero Pompeu de Toledo (Morumbi) in São Paulo, Brazil later today.
Liam Gallagher
Tickets for the pre sale for Liam Gallagher at Finsbury Park will go on sale at 9am (UK Time) for more information click here.
If you haven't already signed up for pre sale the link can be found here.
General sale tickets go on sale on Friday 27th October at 9am UK Time) and are priced at £52.50 (plus booking fee) for general admission and £85.00 (plus booking fee) for VIP tickets.
See www.festivalrepublic.com/liamgallagher for full details.
Pre-Sale For Liam Gallagher's HUGE Finsbury Park Show Go On Sale Later Today
Tickets for the pre sale for Liam Gallagher at Finsbury Park will go on sale at 9am (UK Time) for more information click here.
If you haven't already signed up for pre sale the link can be found here.
General sale tickets go on sale on Friday 27th October at 9am UK Time) and are priced at £52.50 (plus booking fee) for general admission and £85.00 (plus booking fee) for VIP tickets.
See www.festivalrepublic.com/liamgallagher for full details.
Noel Gallagher “The Rise Of Oasis Was The Last Great Old School Rock’N’ Roll Story.”
He told the current issue of Q "Supersonic ends with Knebworth, so it’s all rise and no fall. Imagine if we’d have walked off stage at Knebworth and that had been it. It would have been the greatest story of all time! A better story than The Beatles, Elvis, all that shit. But we were too caught up in the thing. You’re like, ‘Fuck this, we’ll come back next year and do five fucking nights!’”.
Liam Gallagher
Sex Pistols
The Beatles
The Stone Roses
The Verve
Introducing NME Gold, a new joint project from NME and Uncut.
The first issue goes on sale this Thursday [October 26] and is dedicated to and edited by Liam Gallagher.
Here’s John Robinson, who’s overseen NME Gold, to explain what it’s all about.
“An innovative meeting of old and new, each issue of NME Gold is a curated trip through the extensive archives of NME. Your guide on this first immersive journey is Liam Gallagher, who introduces each feature article with his favourite artists – The Beatles, The Stone Roses, The Verve, Sex Pistols and many more – and reveals his own relationship with his heroes.
“In collaboration with Liam, NME Gold is nothing less than a printed mixtape of the historic music and legendary artists that have inspired him to become the musician and style icon he is today. A substantial new interview with Liam brings his life in music right up to date, while extensive picture content finds him commenting on his most victorious moments and classic looks.”
While NME Gold is in shops from Thursday, you can also buy a copy from our online store.
Introducing NME Gold: Liam Gallagher
Introducing NME Gold, a new joint project from NME and Uncut.
The first issue goes on sale this Thursday [October 26] and is dedicated to and edited by Liam Gallagher.
Here’s John Robinson, who’s overseen NME Gold, to explain what it’s all about.
“An innovative meeting of old and new, each issue of NME Gold is a curated trip through the extensive archives of NME. Your guide on this first immersive journey is Liam Gallagher, who introduces each feature article with his favourite artists – The Beatles, The Stone Roses, The Verve, Sex Pistols and many more – and reveals his own relationship with his heroes.
“In collaboration with Liam, NME Gold is nothing less than a printed mixtape of the historic music and legendary artists that have inspired him to become the musician and style icon he is today. A substantial new interview with Liam brings his life in music right up to date, while extensive picture content finds him commenting on his most victorious moments and classic looks.”
While NME Gold is in shops from Thursday, you can also buy a copy from our online store.
Source: www.uncut.co.uk
Jools Holland
Noel Gallagher
Oasis
It's now been confirmed that 'Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds' will be on Later... With Jools Holland on October 31st and November 4th.
Former Oasis songwriter and guitarist Noel Gallagher and his band High Flying Birds showcase new album Who Built the Moon?, and American singer-songwriter Aimee Mann performs tracks from her latest LP Mental Illness. Plus, appearances by British-Albanian singer Dua Lipa, Albanian folk collective Saz'iso, East London-based eight-piece band Superorganism and Mali duo Amadou & Mariam. Plus, Puerto Rican guitarist Jose Feliciano joins the host to perform a track from their new collaboration As You See Me Now. Last in the series.
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds Confirmed To Perform On ' Later... With Jools Holland' Later This Month
It's now been confirmed that 'Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds' will be on Later... With Jools Holland on October 31st and November 4th.
Former Oasis songwriter and guitarist Noel Gallagher and his band High Flying Birds showcase new album Who Built the Moon?, and American singer-songwriter Aimee Mann performs tracks from her latest LP Mental Illness. Plus, appearances by British-Albanian singer Dua Lipa, Albanian folk collective Saz'iso, East London-based eight-piece band Superorganism and Mali duo Amadou & Mariam. Plus, Puerto Rican guitarist Jose Feliciano joins the host to perform a track from their new collaboration As You See Me Now. Last in the series.
Gorillaz
LCD Soundsystem
Liam Gallagher
It's been reported by buzz.ie that Malahide Castle is set to announce three acts for a number of concerts next year.
The publication states that an application for planning permission has been submitted to Fingal County Council for the series of shows which, if successful, will see a number of acts take to the stage at the iconic venue in June 2008.
Its being reported that LCD Soundsystem will play on June 5th, Gorillaz on June 9th and Liam gallagher will play on an as yet unspecified date.
As soon as any more information is available I will post it.
Liam Gallagher To Play Huge Outdoor Show Just Outside Dublin Next Summer
It's been reported by buzz.ie that Malahide Castle is set to announce three acts for a number of concerts next year.
The publication states that an application for planning permission has been submitted to Fingal County Council for the series of shows which, if successful, will see a number of acts take to the stage at the iconic venue in June 2008.
Its being reported that LCD Soundsystem will play on June 5th, Gorillaz on June 9th and Liam gallagher will play on an as yet unspecified date.
As soon as any more information is available I will post it.
Noel Gallagher
Below is the setlist for Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds at the Estádio Cícero Pompeu de Toledo (Morumbi) in São Paulo, Brazil yesterday.
Everybody's On The Run
Lock All The Doors
In The Heat Of The Moment
Riverman
Champagne Supernova
Holy Mountain
Half The World Away
Little By Little
Wonderwall
Don't Look Back In Anger
AKA... What A Life!
Setlist: Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds In São Paulo
Below is the setlist for Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds at the Estádio Cícero Pompeu de Toledo (Morumbi) in São Paulo, Brazil yesterday.
Everybody's On The Run
Lock All The Doors
In The Heat Of The Moment
Riverman
Champagne Supernova
Holy Mountain
Half The World Away
Little By Little
Wonderwall
Don't Look Back In Anger
AKA... What A Life!
Liam Gallagher
Tickets for the gig will go on sale on 9am Friday 27 October and are priced at £52.50 (plus booking fee) for general admission and £85.00 (plus booking fee) for VIP tickets.
See www.festivalrepublic.com/liamgallagher for full details.
Liam Gallagher Announces HUGE Finsbury Park Show For Summer 2018
Tickets for the gig will go on sale on 9am Friday 27 October and are priced at £52.50 (plus booking fee) for general admission and £85.00 (plus booking fee) for VIP tickets.
See www.festivalrepublic.com/liamgallagher for full details.
Noel Gallagher
Oasis
The Chemical Brothers
Noel Gallagher has spoken to the current issue of Q on how Oasis tried to experiment in the studio but it never panned out.
He said "We had very narrow musical tastes, as a band, that we agree could on. That did get a bit frustrating at times, particularly when i worked with The Chemical Brothers and thought, 'Well it fucking works. All we've got to be is a bit adventurous.' And it never transpired. I guess when you're selling out stadiums all over the world, you're just like 'fuck it, this is what it is'"
He added "Oasis were always a stadium band even when we were playing nightclubs".
Noel Gallagher "Oasis Were Always A Stadium Band Even When We Were Playing Nightclubs"
Noel Gallagher has spoken to the current issue of Q on how Oasis tried to experiment in the studio but it never panned out.
He said "We had very narrow musical tastes, as a band, that we agree could on. That did get a bit frustrating at times, particularly when i worked with The Chemical Brothers and thought, 'Well it fucking works. All we've got to be is a bit adventurous.' And it never transpired. I guess when you're selling out stadiums all over the world, you're just like 'fuck it, this is what it is'"
He added "Oasis were always a stadium band even when we were playing nightclubs".
Liam Gallagher
Listen up brothers n sisters tune into Johnny Vaughan radio x 5pm this evening as I got a very special announcement as you were LG x
Liam Gallagher's Latest Tweet
Alan McGee
Johnny Depp
Kate Moss
Mick Jagger
Noel Gallagher
Owen Morris
Noel Gallagher has spoken to the current issue of Q about Oasis' third studio album 'Be Here Now' turning 20 years old this year.
He said "I remember going on holiday with Kate Moss, Johnny Depp and Mick Jagger and thinking 'I'll write this album.' it's insane writing a song on holiday. Producer (Owen Morris) came out and we did the demos but in hindsight Owen's as mad as I am. Then we take them back to London and Alan McGee announces that it's going to do 40 million. I'm like, 'honestly they'd better send me into space, because if I can sell 40 million albums by writing it on holiday in a pair of shorts, then I'm not of this world anymore.'
In the studio it was great and on the day it came out it was great. It was only when we got on tour that I was thinking, 'It doesn't fucking stand up.' When we did the reissue somebody said 'Why don't you do an edited version?". And I sat in a studio for a full week and the tapes didn't grab me at all. The only thing I could salvage was 'D'You Know What I Mean' But don't get me wrong I sign a shit load of those records every year". People are prepared to have stand-up rows with me in the street: 'I fucking love that album!' And I'm like, 'Mate, look, I wrote the fucking thing. I know how much effort I put into it. It wasn't that much'''.
Noel Gallagher On Oasis' 'Be Here Now' Being 20 Years Old
Noel Gallagher has spoken to the current issue of Q about Oasis' third studio album 'Be Here Now' turning 20 years old this year.
He said "I remember going on holiday with Kate Moss, Johnny Depp and Mick Jagger and thinking 'I'll write this album.' it's insane writing a song on holiday. Producer (Owen Morris) came out and we did the demos but in hindsight Owen's as mad as I am. Then we take them back to London and Alan McGee announces that it's going to do 40 million. I'm like, 'honestly they'd better send me into space, because if I can sell 40 million albums by writing it on holiday in a pair of shorts, then I'm not of this world anymore.'
In the studio it was great and on the day it came out it was great. It was only when we got on tour that I was thinking, 'It doesn't fucking stand up.' When we did the reissue somebody said 'Why don't you do an edited version?". And I sat in a studio for a full week and the tapes didn't grab me at all. The only thing I could salvage was 'D'You Know What I Mean' But don't get me wrong I sign a shit load of those records every year". People are prepared to have stand-up rows with me in the street: 'I fucking love that album!' And I'm like, 'Mate, look, I wrote the fucking thing. I know how much effort I put into it. It wasn't that much'''.
Noel Gallagher
Oasis
Noel Gallagher has spoken out on the use of Oasis' ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ as a response to the Manchester terror attack that took place in May, he told the current issue of Q that he was left “speechless” after watching a vigil break into the song following a minute’s silence.
He said "It's about a woman who's watching her life drift past but she's raising a glass to it and saying 'you know what, I've no regrets.' Post Manchester, it's become this anthem of defiance. It hit me like a fucking anvil when I was watching the news (the vigil for the victims). There's the minutes silence, and all these people are there in their own thoughts, and that girl decides she's going to bring everybody together and sing that song. Everybody knew the words, and everybody joined in. It was an incredible moment, really touching. I was like 'fucking hell' . I didn't know what to say.
I'm glad that I'm not the over-emotional type, so I can do it every night. Because the night leading up to the (reopening of Manchester arena), I was nervous about singing it, because it might hit me halfway through. You live for those moments where something is happening. On the other hand you're thinking 'I wish it was never taking place. ' I guess from now on in Manchester it will forever be associated with that. I'm OK with it."
Noel Gallagher On 'Don't Look Back In Anger' And Manchester
Noel Gallagher has spoken out on the use of Oasis' ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ as a response to the Manchester terror attack that took place in May, he told the current issue of Q that he was left “speechless” after watching a vigil break into the song following a minute’s silence.
He said "It's about a woman who's watching her life drift past but she's raising a glass to it and saying 'you know what, I've no regrets.' Post Manchester, it's become this anthem of defiance. It hit me like a fucking anvil when I was watching the news (the vigil for the victims). There's the minutes silence, and all these people are there in their own thoughts, and that girl decides she's going to bring everybody together and sing that song. Everybody knew the words, and everybody joined in. It was an incredible moment, really touching. I was like 'fucking hell' . I didn't know what to say.
I'm glad that I'm not the over-emotional type, so I can do it every night. Because the night leading up to the (reopening of Manchester arena), I was nervous about singing it, because it might hit me halfway through. You live for those moments where something is happening. On the other hand you're thinking 'I wish it was never taking place. ' I guess from now on in Manchester it will forever be associated with that. I'm OK with it."
David Holmes
Noel Gallagher
Oasis
Noel Gallagher has spoken about reforming Oasis to the current issue of Q and said he has no unfinished business with the band.
He said "I don't need the money, I don't need the glory, I don't need to relive the memories. If I was to get Oasis back together tomorrow and then do a tour, I'd have a hundred million dollars in the bank but I'd have learnt fuck-all. I'd have actually wasted a year of being in the studio with a person like David Holmes. It would be the death of me as a person." And what would be the point? "I could understand if we were a band who'd been going for five years and were just at our peak, but Oasis have got no unfinished business. We did it. We fucking did it, and then some. It's done."
Noel Gallagher Says He Has No Unfinished Business With Oasis
Noel Gallagher has spoken about reforming Oasis to the current issue of Q and said he has no unfinished business with the band.
He said "I don't need the money, I don't need the glory, I don't need to relive the memories. If I was to get Oasis back together tomorrow and then do a tour, I'd have a hundred million dollars in the bank but I'd have learnt fuck-all. I'd have actually wasted a year of being in the studio with a person like David Holmes. It would be the death of me as a person." And what would be the point? "I could understand if we were a band who'd been going for five years and were just at our peak, but Oasis have got no unfinished business. We did it. We fucking did it, and then some. It's done."
Liam Gallagher
Noel Gallagher
Oasis
Noel Gallagher has compared himself to a Eagle and his brother Liam as a common pigeon, he also said he has no interest in listening to 'As You Were'.
He told the current issue of Q "What you have to understand is the tweeting is all playing up to the gallery. I'll be in the boozer and someone will say, 'fucking hell, our kids gone Donald Trump.' Buy y'know, I'm trying to soar like a Eagle and I'm being asked to comment on the ramblings of a common pigeon."
He added "People want me to come out with all guns blazing. I know the game. I know how it works. I invented it. But mate, I couldn't adequately express my indifference to it. I know him better than anyone else on the planet and what you see, that's what Oasis was like. Is it any fucking wonder we're not together? And it's not going to stop by the way. It's only going to get worse."
When asked "Does he blame himself for any of this?" Noel replied "What For? I don't blame myself for the end of the band, no. I freely admit I can be cold, I can be indifferent. Maybe that drives him mad. And If it does..." he laughs. "Good."
The reporter asked "It can't go on forever can it? "Ha" he laughs sharply "I think you'll find it will. I think you'll find it will."
He was also asked why he has no interest in listening to Liam's debut album 'As You Were'.
He said "Because I'm not a fan, I'm not going to learn anything. He doesn't write his own songs, so it means nothing to me".
Noel Gallagher Has No Interest In Listening To Liam's 'As You Were' Album And More
Noel Gallagher has compared himself to a Eagle and his brother Liam as a common pigeon, he also said he has no interest in listening to 'As You Were'.
He told the current issue of Q "What you have to understand is the tweeting is all playing up to the gallery. I'll be in the boozer and someone will say, 'fucking hell, our kids gone Donald Trump.' Buy y'know, I'm trying to soar like a Eagle and I'm being asked to comment on the ramblings of a common pigeon."
He added "People want me to come out with all guns blazing. I know the game. I know how it works. I invented it. But mate, I couldn't adequately express my indifference to it. I know him better than anyone else on the planet and what you see, that's what Oasis was like. Is it any fucking wonder we're not together? And it's not going to stop by the way. It's only going to get worse."
When asked "Does he blame himself for any of this?" Noel replied "What For? I don't blame myself for the end of the band, no. I freely admit I can be cold, I can be indifferent. Maybe that drives him mad. And If it does..." he laughs. "Good."
The reporter asked "It can't go on forever can it? "Ha" he laughs sharply "I think you'll find it will. I think you'll find it will."
He was also asked why he has no interest in listening to Liam's debut album 'As You Were'.
He said "Because I'm not a fan, I'm not going to learn anything. He doesn't write his own songs, so it means nothing to me".
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