Pretty Green Launches First Dedicated Club Night In London

Liam Gallagher clothing label to host event at HMV’s Relentless Garage.

Pretty Green, the British clothing label founded by Liam Gallagher, is holding its first-ever dedicated club night on 26th November at HMV’s Relentless Garage venue in Islington, London.

Pretty Green is a straight talking clothing label dedicated to sharp and stylish dressing, with all items designed by Liam Gallagher and established tailor Nick Holland.

Tickets for this event will be released to the Pretty Green fan base this Monday 11th October and to the general public on Wednesday 13th October through www.hmvtickets.com

Source: www.prettygreen.com

Win Two Tickets For Upside Down: The Creation Records Story At The BFI London Film Festival

Tickets for the film at the LFF have sold out for both screenings at the festival.

www.upsidedownthemovie.com have two tickets for this exclusive pre releases screening on Sunday 24th October at 12.45pm to give away.

To win the tickets simply tell us your all time favourite Creation Records track and why.

The winner will be announced on www.upsidedownthemovie.com and on it's Twitter page and Facebook page on20th October 2010.

For more details click here.

More From Tony McCarroll's Book

Former Oasis drummer Tony McCarroll writes in his new book 'Oasis: The Truth' that before Liam and Noel Gallagher joined the band, they used to end their gigs with a song called 'We're Having A Rave On The Roof'.

It was a tribute to the Strangeways prison riots, according to the drummer.

Source: www.nme.com

Pretty Green - London - 26th November 9PM - 3AM

Pretty Green - London - 26th November 9PM - 3AM

More details to follow.

Ex Oasis Man Disabled David Beckham's Black Ferrari Spider's Retractable Roof

More from the memoirs of ex-Oasis drummer Tony McCarroll, who, we learned yesterday, was responsible (along with Liam Gallagher) for "accidentally" damaging the cars of Manchester United stars Paul Ince and Eric Cantona while working as a car valet in the band's early days.

Soon after being fired from the band, McCarroll found himself back in the same job, helping to clean David Beckham's black Ferrari Spider.

He claims he and his employer, known only as "Big Un", mistakenly disabled the car's retractable roof just as a "coiffured and lotioned" Beckham prepared to drive it to Old Trafford to sign a new contract with United.

The glum superstar was forced to take his Cadillac Escalade 4x4 to the meeting instead. Soon after he drove off, however, McCarroll (a Man City fan) miraculously fixed the Ferrari's roof. These things happen.

Source: www.independent.co.uk

Liam Gallagher And Tony McCarroll 'Sabotaged' Manchester United Players' Cars

After being fired from Oasis by Noel Gallagher in 1995, the band's original drummer, Tony McCarroll, sued for his slice of the five-album deal. This week, McCarroll, 38, publishes his version of the now-defunct band's early history: Oasis: The Truth, The Noel Truth Is Nothing Like The Truth.

Perhaps his most incendiary revelation is that the band's beginnings were funded by footballers, not from the Gallaghers' beloved Manchester City but from arch-rivals United. While struggling as musicians, McCarroll writes, both he and Liam Gallagher worked for a car valeting firm which serviced the vehicles of United's stars.

The players' business was secured after McCarroll's boss, one "BigUn", tricked Gallagher into delivering a fake love letter to Reds striker Mark Hughes, who saw the funny side. Among BigUn's Old Trafford clients were Paul Ince, whose wheel arches Gallagher wrecked by scrubbing them with wire wool, and Eric Cantona, whose new Mercedes lost a driver's door while in their care. Both incidents, claims McCarroll, were unfortunate accidents. I believe you, Tony – thousands wouldn't.

Source: www.independent.co.uk

Noel Gallagher Set To Take Paul McCartney's Crown

The man who signed Oasis rates Noel Gallagher almost as highly as he rates himself.

Alan McGee, founder of Creation Records, has had a listen to Mr Big's new solo material and thinks it will rank him alongside the likes of Lennon and McCartney.

No pressure, then.

Alan said: "I've heard the Noel demos. They're f***ing genius. For me, the guy's a McCartney, a Lennon, a Neil Young - he's one of the greats.

"When McCartney goes, it's Noel's crown really, isn't it?"

McGee even feels there are tracks worthy of mention alongside Oasis's biggest hits.

He said: "There's three songs on the demos - I won't go naming them cos I'm not his manager - but they're up there with Don't Look Back In Anger and Live Forever.

"He's f***ing done it again."

Meanwhile, Noel's nipper Sonny wasn't the only Oasis-related baby born last Friday.

James Cropley, who plays Noel in tribute band Noasis, had a boy too - Samuel Benjamin - on the same day. "It's a weird coincidence," he said.

I doubt Cropley's new material will place him alongside Lennon and McCartney though, just Cannon And Ball.

Source: www.thesun.co.uk

Noel Gallagher Was Upset At Being Called Placid By Russell Brand

Russell Brand starts a nationwide stand-up tour this week to promote his second book, Booky Wook 2.

The 35-year-old talks about how his fiancée Katy Perry reacted to stories about his days as a womaniser and says former Oasis guitarist Noel Gallagher was upset at being called placid.

He also reveals to Newsbeat's entertainment reporter Natalie Jamieson how he nearly ended up with a sheep in his bedroom on his stag do.

Watch the video here.