MTV.co.uk News — Oasis and The Killers will headline V Festival this summer at the sites in Essex and Staffordshire. Also announced to play the event, which takes place August 22-23 are Lily Allen, Lady GaGa, The... more info

Reuters — BEIJING (Reuters) - Oasis will not play in China for economic reasons and not because of any connection with the Tibet issue, an official at the promoter of the shows said on Tuesday. more info

Guardian Music — Licences to play April concerts in Beijing and Shanghai revoked after discovery of Noel Gallagher's appearance at Free Tibet concert in 1997A "bewildered" Oasis have been forced to cancel upcoming gigs in Beijing and Shanghai after Chinese authoritie... more info

PopSugar UK — Natalie Imbruglia has denied the rumours about her and Prince Harry, saying: "Chelsy’s got nothing to worry about. He was at my party, that’s it. I met him for about two seconds". - The Sun The BBC has disqualified Corpus Christi Coll... more info

The Mirror — We've only just packed away our snow boots but already we're planning our summer festivals. And this year's biggie is set to be V on August 22 and 23 with The Killers and Oasis headlining. Other acts include Razorlight, Snow Patrol, El... more info

Live Daily — (LiveDaily.com) The Chinese government has pulled the plug on Oasis [ tickets ]' planned performances in that country next month. According to a statement posted today (3/2) at Oasis's website, "representatives from the Chinese government have revok... more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: The Chum BucketOasis are involved in new controversy, this time for something other than trash-talking fellow musicians. [NME]Weezer may help Blink 182 party like it's 1999 on their upcoming reunion tour. [Buzzgrinder]Kanye West shares s... more info

AngryApe — Dizzee Rascal, The Saturdays, Lily Allen & more just confirmed more info

BBC News - UK — The Killers and Oasis will be the headline acts at this summer's V Festival, to be held in August in Essex and Staffordshire. more info

Yahoo! Music — E! Online - Oasis' gigs in China have gone from definitely maybe to definitely not. more info