ContactMusic — OASIS star NOEL GALLAGHER fears his drug-taking past cost him a lot of money as he would often go on extravagant shopping sprees while under the influence. The ... more info

ContactMusic — OASIS rocker NOEL GALLAGHER hates touring in the U.S. - because the audiences are too busy eating pizza to appreciate his performances. The band is widely recognised as one ... more info

Associated Press — HONG KONG (AP) -- Oasis says China has blocked what would have been the British band's debut in the country in April because lead singer Noel Gallagher took part in a free Tibet concert in 1997.... more info

Topix — China Cancels Oasis Show Posted by Mitch Michaels on 03.03.2009 Two Oasis gigs axed because of something Noel Gallagher did twelve years ago... Oasis was set to perform their first ever shows in China on 4/3 ... more info

Guardian Music — Chinese promoter claims authorities' withdrawal of performance licences had 'nothing to do with Tibet problem'Oasis's cancelled Chinese gigs have nothing to do with Noel Gallagher's support of Tibet, according to the band's Chinese promoter. No â€... more info

Star Online, Malaysia — Oasis says China has blocked what would have been the British band's debut in the country in April because lead singer Noel Gallagher took part in a free Tibet concert in 1997. more info

Pitchfork — Remember when we told you how the Chinese government canned a couple April Oasis gigs in Shanghai and Beijing because of the band's past political support of Tibet? Well, the gigs are still canceled. Sorry. But, according to evil-named promoter Bei... more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: Potent Quotables"I've never used a computer." --Noel GallagherWhile accepting an award for Best Band Blog, the Oasis guitarist insisted that while proficient in the art of texting, he's never touched a laptop. Oh, irony. Next Quote Downl... more info

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Guardian Music — The Oasis debacle is no doubt a foil to detract attention from Chinese bands speaking out about democracyOne can only guess what was said in China's ministry of culture last week when the subject of the impending Oasis concerts in Beijing and Shangha... more info