Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Noel Gallagher (Oasis, High Flying Birds). Stop the clocks. Photo for MAGNET by Wes Orshoski. Check out Cat Power taking on Oasis at MAGNET: The post Happy Birthday Noel Gallagher (Oasis, High Flying Birds) appeared first on Magnet Mag... more info

Stereogum — Zak Starkey is the son of Ringo Starr, probably the most famous career drummer in history. Presumably then, Starkey doesn’t need a job, but he’s had tons of jobs over the decades. Starkey has played with groups like Oasis, Johnny Marr’s Heal... more info

Obscure Sound — A strongly melodic rock sound shines on “Hold On,” the latest single from Owls of Neptune, a band based in Australia’s Sunshine Coast. From its initial piano-set introspection to a rousing, concluding guitar solo, the track stirs in its timeles... more info

Stereogum — It’s been seven years since Richard Ashcroft last put out music of his own, though he hasn’t been totally absent. In 2019, the Verve frontman finally won back the rights to “Bitter Sweet Symphony” from the Rolling Stones, and a few years l... more info

Stereogum — In the ’90s, Robbie Williams was an absolutely huge British pop star — maybe the single biggest. First with the boy band Take That and then as a famously messy solo artist, Williams willed himself to icon status. With all that said, Williams w... more info

Stereogum — After announcing a reunion tour last year, Oasis were rumored to have m a new album as well. Master troll Liam Gallagher told a fan on his very unserious X account that it was “already finished,” but now the band’s manager is saying there’... more info

Antimusic Rock — Apple Music has today announced the release of the entire Oasis catalogue in Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos more info

Antimusic Rock — To celebrate the 30th anniversary of 'Some Might Say' this week, Oasis have re-released their seminal single more info

Stereogum — Stereogum’s own Scott Lapatine is calling it the “British Reinvasion,” which is cute. Britpop overlords Oasis will head out on their much-hyped reunion tour later this year, while smaller contemporaries Gene and Shack recently announced thei... more info

Stereogum — Oasis might be the biggest ’90s Britpop act that’s playing reunion shows in 2025, but they’re not the only ones. A couple of deep-cut acts, the types that you might recognize from the middle of any Reading Festival poster or NME issue that y... more info