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Entgegen der News-Meldung vom 25. Januar (“Support in Wien: The Coral“) werden wohl jetzt doch “Yeti” als Support dabei sein.

Quelle: novamusic.at

Der Babyboom ist unter den Promis ausgebrochen und alle finden’s toll. Bis auf einen – Lästermaul Noel Gallagher.

Immer mehr prominente Frauen zeigen stolz ihren Babybauch. Die Liste wird immer länger: Angelina Jolie, Gwen Stefani, Gwyneth Paltrow, und und und.
Einer der den Babyboom so gar nicht für gut heißt ist Oasis Mann Noel Gallagher:

‘Kinder sind verdammte Idioten. Sie sind klein, lärmen, stinken – sie sind Teufelsbraten! Viele Leute werden so langweilig wenn sie Kinder bekommen außerdem muss man ruhig sein, wenn die Babies schlafen. Scheiß drauf! Das ist mein Haus und ich bin der Boss in meinem Haus’, wird Noel, der selber Vater einer fünfjährigen Tochter ist, von The Sun zitiert.

Quelle: mtv.de

Oasis man helps out an old friend

Richard Ashcroft was joined onstage by his old pal Liam Gallagher at his London show last night (January 24).

The Oasis singer appeared onstage at Camden Electric Ballroom to help out on a version of ‘The Drugs Don’t Work’, a Number One hit for Ashcroft’s old band The Verve back in 1997.

According to fans at the show Ashcroft was struggling with a rendition of the song and was lying on the floor when Gallagher came onstage to pick him up and encourage him to carry on, which he did.

When he finished the song Liam came on again and started applauding. Then he spoke into the microphone to praise Ashcroft for being a “free spirit”.

The setlist ran:

• ‘Keys To The World’
• ‘Sonnet’
• ‘Music Is Power’
• ‘A Song For The Lovers’
• ‘History’
• ‘Science Of Silence’
• ‘New York’
• ‘Sweet Brother Malcolm’
• ‘The Drugs Don’t Work’
• ‘Words’
• ‘Lucky Man’
• ‘Check The Meaning’
• ‘Lonely Soul’
• ‘Break The Night With Colour’
• ‘Bitter Sweet Symphony’

Ashcroft, who released new album ‘Keys To the World’ on Monday (January 23), plays the same venue for the next two nights (January 25/26). The shows are sold out.

The star has also added an extra date to his spring UK tour. He will play a second night at London Brixton Academy on May 21.

The shows are at:

• Glasgow Carling Academy (May 8)
• Blackpool Empress Ballroom (9)
• Derby Assembly Rooms (10)
• Newcastle Carling Academy (12)
• Doncaster Dome (13)
• Birmingham Carling Academy (15)
• Exeter University (16)
• Portsmouth Guildhall (17)
• London Brixton Carling Academy (19/21)

Quelle: nme.com

Oasis have announced that they will be concluding their 12 month world tour by returning to Mexico City to play the Sports Palace on Friday 31st March. The last time the band played Mexico City was over five years ago in May 2000 when they also played the Sports Palace! On this occasion Noel will be hoping his guitar amp doesn’t accidentally burst into flames mid song as it did at the same venue in May 2000. Mexico City is one of the bands favourite places to play, and this will be the third occasion they have chosen it to complete a World Tour.

Tickets for the show go on sale on Friday 3rd February at 11am (local time) and will be available at www.ticketmaster.com.mx at all Mix Up and Liverpool outlets as well as at the Metropolitan Theater (Independencia No. 90, Colonia Centro), National Auditorium (Reforma No. 50, Colonia Bosque de Chapultepec), & Salon 21 (Lago Andromaco no. 17, Colonia Esquina Moliere, Colonia Ampliacion Granada)

Quelle: oasisinet.com

Nach der Absage der Stereophonics konnten noch kurzfristig “The Coral” als Support-Ersatz für das Konzert in Wien gefunden werden.

Quelle: novamusic.at

Students.ch verlost in Zusammenarbeit mit SonyBMG Tickets für das ausverkaufte Oasis-Konzert am 2.2.2006 in Winterthur.
Darüber hinaus gibt es Trostpreise in Form von ‘Mucky Fingers’ und ‘Let There Be Love’ Vinyls zu gewinnen.

Quelle: students.ch

Kaiser Chiefs, Oasis, Franz and Bloc Party amongst the nominations

After weeks of number crunching your votes the nominations for the ShockWaves NME Awards 2006 can finally be revealed.

Leading the way on the shortlist are the Kaiser Chiefs, who have bagged nominations in key categories Best British Band, Best Album, Best Live Band, Best Track, Best Video, Best Website and Best DVD.

“Obviously we’re very pleased,” said the band’s drummer Nick Hodgson after learning of his band’s nominations. “It all sounds brilliant. It’s great to be up for the album and live awards. It means people appreciate what you do.”

With the polls now open so you can vote for the final results, Hodgson added he was looking forward to the February 23 ceremony. “I hope people vote for us because we’ve never won anything we’ve been nominated for before,” he explained.

However the Kaisers will face stiff competition in every category with the likes of Oasis, Franz Ferdinand, The Strokes and the Arctic Monkeys all picking up nominations.

You can now vote for your favourites from the shortlist by going to nme.com/awards. But below is the full list of nominations.

Best British Band – supported by ShockWaves

• Arctic Monkeys
• Bloc Party
• Kaiser Chiefs
• Franz Ferdinand
• Oasis

Best International Band – supported by T4

• Arcade Fire
• Green Day
• The Killers
• The Strokes
• Foo Fighters

Best Solo Artist – supported by E4 Music

• Antony And The Johnsons
• Richard Ashcroft
• Ian Brown
• Graham Coxon
• Kanye West

Best New Band – supported by Radio 1

• Arctic Monkeys
• Editors
• Magic Numbers
• Maximo Park
• We Are Scientists

Best Live Band – supported by Carling

• Arctic Monkeys
• Franz Ferdinand
• Green Day
• Kaiser Cheifs
• Oasis

Best Album – supported by HMV

• Babyshambles – ‘Down In Albion’
• Bloc Party – ‘Silent Alarm’
• Franz Ferdinand – ‘You Could Have It So Much Better’
• Kaiser Chiefs – ‘Employment’
• Oasis – ‘Don’t Believe The Truth’

Best Track

• ‘I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor’ – Arctic Monkeys
• ‘Fuck Forever’ – Babyshambles
• ‘Do You Want To’ – Franz Ferdinand
• ‘I Predict A Riot’ – Kaiser Chiefs
• ‘The Importance Of Being Idle’ – Oasis

Best Video – supported by MTV2

• ‘Do You Want To’ – Franz Ferdinand
• ‘Dare’ – Gorillaz
• ‘I Predict A Riot’ – Kaiser Chiefs
• ‘The Importance Of Being Idle’ – Oasis
• ‘Juicebox’ – The Strokes

[...]

Best Website

• nme.com
• kaiserchiefs.co.uk
• myspace.com
• oasisinet.com
• wearescientists.com

[...]

Hero Of The Year

• Carl Barat
• Pete Doherty
• Liam Gallagher
• Bob Geldof
• Alex Turner

[...]

Best Dressed – supported by Topman

• Pete Doherty
• Brandon Flowers
• Liam Gallagher
• Alex Kapranos
• Ricky Wilson

[...]

Quelle: nme.com

Regrettably due to a family illness, Stereophonics have had to cancel their run of European dates they were scheduled to play with Oasis.

“We would like to apologize to all our fans and thank you for your understanding. We were really looking forward to the tour, Oasis are a great band and we hope to be able to share the stage with them again sometime down the road”

Stereophonics will not be performing on the following dates:

Oslo 25th Jan
Stockholm 26th Jan
Lille 29th Jan
Grenoble 30th Jan
Vienna 1st Feb
Winterhauter 2nd Feb
Toulouse 4th Feb
Florence 6th Feb
Rome 7th Feb

Quelle: stereophonics.com

Oasis are pleased to announce that they will be returning to South America this spring and will headline the Hot Festival, Buenos Aires on Friday 10th March. The last time the band played the Hot Festival was in 2001 when they co-headlined with Neil Young & Crazy Horse. The band will then play the Velodrome in Santiago, Chile on Sunday 12th March. The band return to Chile for the first time since 1998 when they played at the San Carlos Apoquindo Stadium.

Tickets for both shows are on sale now!

Friday 10-Mar-06 Argentina Buenos Aires Polo Field, Hot Festival
Tickets are available online at www.ticketek.com.ar

Sunday 12-Mar-06 Chile Santiago Estadio Nacional, Velodrome
Tickets are available online at www.ticketmaster.cl

Quelle: oasisinet.com

Oasis, Coldplay and Ian Brown could feature on the bill of a new music festival at Spike Island which is due to take place after the local council gave the go ahead.

Halton Council’s executive board have given its approval for a three day event due to take place in May.

According to widnesworld.co.uk Cllr Rob Polhill said: “This event is set to be the biggest concert here in ten years and it is appropriate that it is taking place at Spike Island, where the Stone Roses played their famous concert.”

A free show involving local bands will kick off the festival on the Saturday and a source has informed Gigwise that organisers have approached former Roses front man Brown plus Oasis and Coldplay as possible headliners for a rock extravaganza on the Sunday.

David Millar, director of promoters Surprisingly Good Events, said: “The festival will be taking place before the other major concerts such as the Reading Festival so that bands can still play both.”

Quelle: gigwise.com