Pitchfork — Photo by Kirstie Shanley Some might hear an Arcade Fire song-- all that sweeping sincerity and gusto!-- and guess that the band is a little pompous in real life. They're rock'n'roll saviors, dammit! Well, according to Flaming Lips fr... more info

The Music Fix — News: THE BLUETONES ‘EXPECTING TO FLY' 9TH MARCH 2009 Released in February 1996 on Superior Quality Recordings via Universal Music, Expecting to Fly was the debut album by The Bluetones. It knocked Oasis' (What's The Story) Morning Glor... more info

AngryApe — The promoters deny the Chinese government blocked them 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

NME — The promoter behind Oasis' cancelled Chinese shows has blamed the economy rather than China's government for the cancellation. more info

NME — Oasis have denied reports that claimed economic issues led to the cancellation of two Chinese shows - and have reiterated their belief that the band's involvement in a Tibet concert over ten years ago is the reason why the shows were pulled. 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

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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