Oasis reunion tour: Ticket prices, Levi’s and how much the band is going to make

It’s worth noting that the Gallagher brothers, Noel and Liam, weren’t exactly struggling financially before, but if they desired an increase in their earnings, they picked an effective method. The brothers of Oasis revealed earlier this week their intention to embark on a regional tour, primarily covering the UK and Ireland, slated for the summer of 2025. As reported by The Sun, the band stands to make a substantial sum from this tour.

Pusha T excites fans by saying a new Clipse album is almost finished

When rapper No Malice declared that he would no longer collaborate with his brother Pusha T, it appeared as if their group, Clipse, had ridden off into the horizon, seemingly disbanded. This assumption was strengthened due to Pusha’s success in establishing himself as a solo artist through the release of highly-regarded albums.

The Smiths don’t seem set to follow Oasis with a reunion tour

Oasis is bringing joy to many music enthusiasts by scheduling a reunion tour across the United Kingdom (and Ireland) for their performances. A possible U.S. tour may follow, but it appears to hinge on the success of their UK concerts and the harmony between the band members. If things don’t work out, we might not see any more shows. So, let’s savor the ones that are happening now.

Review: ‘Don’t Turn Your Back On Friday Night’ (2024) and the story of Ike Reilly

On August 27, 2024, the much-acclaimed documentary titled “Don’t Turn Your Back On Friday Night” will be released for viewing on numerous TVOD platforms such as iTunes, Amazon, and YouTube, courtesy of Gravitas Ventures. This documentary offers a glimpse into the life and music of Ike Reilly, an accomplished singer-songwriter renowned for his powerful and emotionally charged narratives. The film has already garnered attention with sold-out world premieres in cities like Chicago, Minneapolis, Cleveland, Denver, and Fort Wayne.

Brian May recently hailed Pete Townshend as the God of Rock Guitar

Brian May, renowned guitarist from Queen, openly admires Pete Townshend, co-founder of The Who, acknowledging the significant impact Townshend has made on his own musical journey. On May 20th, May posted on Instagram to express his deep reverence for Townshend, highlighting how this rock pioneer was instrumental in defining the sound of rock guitar. At 77 years old, May reminisced on the profound effect Townshend, also 79, has had on the development of rock music throughout history.