It looks as though Liam Gallagher is so eager to move on from Oasis that not only is he definitely dropping the name, he’s even willing to completely destroy the sanctity of it by suggesting it was crap anyway. Oh, how we love you, Liam.

Oasis split last year, with the Gallagher brothers finally admitting they hate each other to the point they cannot work together a moment longer. Noel is preparing to release a solo album, while Liam has forged a new band out of the ashes of Oasis.
According to Digital Spy, Liam was asked by U.K. radio station XFM …read more

The nominations for the NME Awards were announced earlier this week (Digital Spy has them in full). Oasis have been nominated in four categories, and the Gallagher brothers are likely to turn up to the ceremony, possibly meeting each other for the first time since the band split. I spy trouble.

Oasis split in August, when Noel and Liam’s relationship finally boiled over after years of threatening to do so. Noel has since moved back to Manchester to write a solo album, with Liam setting up a new band out of the remnants of Oasis.
Oasis may be no more, but the …read more

We already know that Liam Gallagher is desperate to form a new band from the ashes of Oasis and get on with recording and releasing material. Hopefully before Noel beats him to it. But is he desperate enough to have asked an Oasis fan to be the bassist for the new band?

It appears not.
The story appeared in the News Of The World yesterday. The newspaper claimed that Liam had personally drafted in Louise Davies, an Oasis superfan who runs the Stop Crying Your Heart Out fansite, to be the bassist for his new, as-yet-unnamed band.

And there we all were thinking Oasis were dead. Not so, as Liam Gallagher, Andy Bell, and Gem Archer are carrying on as a band. The chances are the unnamed band won’t be called Oasis, but apart from that the only difference will be the omission of Noel Gallagher from the line-up.

Oasis split up at the end of August when Noel and Liam had a fight and Noel decided enough was enough and officially left the group. Liam then made it clear he had no plans to go solo and was seeking a new band. Noel is going solo but …read more

Since Oasis split a few months ago, both Gallagher brothers have spelled out their plans for the future. After a short break, Noel is keen to release a solo album, finally being able to do exactly what he wants without band members stifling him. And Liam wants to be in another band, a band that probably won’t be too far removed from Oasis.
But what of the Gallagher brothers’ relationship? Do they hate each other now, even more than they did when they were in the band together?

Apparently not, although there seems to be little friendship there. Instead, it’s a relationship …read more

Ever since Oasis split, I’ve been waiting to see what the Gallagher brothers’ next move would be. And it appears we now have some idea of what is going to happen, at least in the short term. Oasis are definitely no more, Noel is taking a break, moving back to Manchester, and then probably (hopefully) embarking on a solo career. And Liam? Well, he’s got big plans.

It took a while for Liam Gallagher to work out exactly what he wanted to do. In fact, the only thing he seemed clear on was his love for the British honey bee.

Hell must be freezing over as Noel Gallagher has signaled his intention to move back to Manchester. But this move back north to his roots, as well as a desire to take a break from the music industry, means his solo plans have been indefinitely put on hold.

Noel told The Evening Standard:
“I’m leaving London to go back up north, to Manchester. I’ve been advised to do a Rod Stewart, as in a tax exile, but I don’t want to do it. But London has lost its spark.”
He also spoke to The Daily Star, telling them of his plans, or …read more

There was a brief friendship between Oasis and Robbie Williams when, just after leaving Take That in 1995, he spent the summer hanging out with the Gallagher brothers after meeting up with them at the Glastonbury festival. But the relationship soon soured and Robbie’s latest comments mean it’s unlikely to be rekindled.

Robbie is currently making a mini-comeback after taking a few years off after the release of Rudebox. Which, let’s face it, was pretty poor compared to his usual output. But Robbie seems to have forgotten he hasn’t always produced brilliant material, and ripped into Oasis’ instead after speaking a …read more

Since Oasis split at the end of August, not much has been seen or heard of former frontman Liam Gallagher. Which makes a change for him. There was speculation that he’d now begin a solo career, going head-to-head with his brother Noel into the bargain. But no, Liam wants to be in another band.

After Liam confirmed Oasis were definitely no more, all he’s done is give his backing to a campaign to save honey bees and called Michael Jackson “a bit of a nut job.” Noel has also been quiet but did at least spell out plans for a solo …read more

Now that Oasis are definitely over, it seems as though Noel Gallagher – whose decision to walk out on the band minutes before they were due on stage killed the group off – has definitely moved on. In fact, he’s already planning his solo career.

Oasis effectively ended the moment Noel and Liam had a massive row and broke each other’s guitars. And Liam confirmed that Oasis no longer existed earlier this month. He also suggested this wasn’t the end for him musically.
Now Noel has said the same thing, which means a chart battle between the Gallagher brothers is not far …read more