The Amorphous Androgynous on the ‘lost’ Noel Gallagher album: “I may or may not still be working on bits”

Noel Gallagher has shared his thoughts on the upcoming new Oasis documentary about the band’s legendary Knebworth gigs.The new film – which is being released to mark the 25th anniversary of the August 1996 shows – will “lean heavily on never-before-seen archive footage that was shot at the time of the legendary shows,” Gallagher told Zoe Ball on BBC Radio 2 back in April.Now, speaking in a new interview with Matt Wilkinson on his Apple Music Hits show, Gallagher said he was impressed with the

Noel Gallagher is flying high in today’s Official Albums Chart Update (June 14) as his new greatest hits collection Back The Way We Came Vol 1 (2011-2021) is heading for Number 1.

Noel Gallagher has said that he is contemplating selling the rights to his back catalogue in 2025.A number of major artists have sold the rights to their music, either in part or in full, in recent times, including Bob Dylan, Paul Simon and Neil Young.Gallagher was asked in a new interview with Apple Music Hits’ Matt Wilkinson – where he was promoting ‘Back The Way We Came: Vol 1 – 2011-2021’, a ‘Best Of’ album by his High Flying Birds project – if he would ever consider selling the rights to

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Noel Gallagher made an appearance on CBS This Morning yesterday (June 12), where he performed a trio of songs including Oasis’ 1996 hit ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’.Gallagher played the track alongside his band, the High Flying Birds, with whom he released a two-disc greatest hits compilation titled ‘Back The Way We Came: Vol 1 (2011–2021)’ last Friday.

Noel Gallagher has claimed that everyone has shared the same experience during the coronavirus pandemic, calling it a “classless” situation. In an interview with the Manchester Evening News, the former Oasis star said he was “sick and tired” of seeing celebrities trying to be positive about lockdown.

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Noel Gallagher just simply doesn’t give a s**t what other people think!

Oasis frontman Noel Gallagher recently weighed in on royal siblings, Prince Harry and Prince William's relationship and he wasn't mincing his words as he made supportive comments for the latter. Gallagher in a candid interview with The Sun did not hold back as he slammed Prince Harry's actions and stated that he sympathizes with older brother Prince William.

Noel Gallagher has revealed he’s planning a tour which will mostly see him performing Oasis tracks.The guitarist explained that he doesn’t focus on his past glories when working on new material for the High Flying Birds, but realises that fans want to hear the tracks that first cemented his reputation.He told The Sun: “When I am making a record, I don’t think about my legacy. I am in the trenches with the songs and I follow my instincts.

Not holding back. Noel Gallagher weighed in on Prince William and Prince Harry’s rocky relationship after dealing with his own sibling rivalry for years.

In a typically foul-mouthed interview with the Sun, Noel Gallagher slammed the Duke of Sussex, saying he likes to think of himself as a William.

Noel Gallagher has recalled the “shitstorm” that emerged after Oasis‘ explosive split.The band parted ways in 2009 after Noel and Liam clashed at Paris’ Rock en Seine festival hours before their headline appearance.Reflecting on the row, Noel told the new Sky Arts programme Noel Gallagher: Out Of The Now: “Oasis tours were always about the struggle, anyway.

Noel Gallagher lost his son to the internet in lockdown. The former Oasis rocker says that the coronavirus pandemic has caused havoc with the development of his son Donovan, 13, and Sonny, 10, - who he shares with wife Sara MacDonald - and says his elder boy became glued to his phone.