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Noel Gallagher (born 29 May 1967) is an English Rock and Pop singer, songwriter and musician from Manchester. Gallagher is most known for his time with the band Oasis, and his own project, Noel Gallagher’s Flying Birds.

Gallagher grew up in the north of England, his difficult upbringing led to him leading a reclusive and sometimes criminal life as a teenager. His passion for music roots back to him watching The Smiths on Top of the Pops and being inspired by guitarist Johnny Marr.

After an early career in construction and as a roadie, he requested to join his brother Liam’s band “The Rain” in 1991, after being unimpressed with their shows. Noel took over as the sole songwriter of the band, and after playing a talent scouted show in Glasgow, they were signed to Sony America on a six-album deal.

The band released their debut album, “Definitely Maybe” to critical acclaim and commercial success, with the LP debuting at number one, and becoming the fastest selling British debut at it’s time of release. During their following US tour, the Gallagher’s had one of many bust ups to come, and Noel left the band for a brief while, citing poor touring conditions and the lack of positive response from US audiences.

However by the following year, Oasis, and the Gallaghers were back, with a number one single “Some Might Say” and a number one album (“What's the Story) Morning Glory?”. During this point, Noel and the rest of the band were at the height of their fame, with a hype surrounding them, rival band Blur, and the Britpop Scene. Gallagher became known for living up to his rock’n’roll lifestyle, drinking and partying with celebrity friends such as Kate Moss and Ian Brown.

Over the next 10 years or so, Oasis released a further five albums, played around the world at festivals and sold out arenas. But in the end, Noel and Liam’s fighting led to the band splitting up in 2008. Noel went on to work on his solo project, releasing an eponymous album with his band Noel Gallagher’s Flying Birds in 2011. Gallagher is an avid Manchester City fan, and can often be found at their home games.

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Are there any two members of formerly world dominating bands who have more vastly differing relationships with their material – old and new – than the eternally warring brothers Liam and Noel Gallager? Where the former and his band Beady Eye continue with their series of diminishing returns and seem to only play Oasis classics through gritted teeth, the latter seems to be far more at peace with his place in the history of British rock’s past, and his role in its future. Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds are a band as slick as any huge rock act one could come across, but also one making relevant music, so much so that comparatively fresh faced tunes like ‘AKA What A Life!’ generate a comparably large swell of emotion in an audience when played live as songs his crowd will have known since they were similarly short in the tooth themselves. What is Gallagher the elder’s real skill as a solo artist however is his ability to inject new life in to said old dogs, with both startlingly vibrant renditions of ‘The Importance of Being Idle’ and slight melodic tweakings of tunes like the otherwise vastly overplayed ‘Wonderwall’ having them sound just as full of life as they ever did when played under the banner of Oasis.

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Considered to be the more talented brother of the Oasis duo, Noel Gallagher appears to be going from strength to strength after his High Flying Bird's soared from the wreckage of the former band where Liam's Beady Eye unfortunately crashed and burned. The notoriously controversial singer/songwriter is still as cutting and nonchalant with his crowds as ever yet this is just something you come to expect when watching a Gallagher perform.

Despite the lack of onstage interaction, the strength of the material more than makes up for it as Noel performs a great mixture of new solo tracks such as 'A.K.A What A Life' and 'If I Had A Gun' which have already been accepted by the crowds as modern classics. It is of course the Oasis covers including 'Master Plan' and 'Fade Away' that receive the greatest reaction thus far with the audience bellowing along those unforgettable choruses. It is unlikely that an Oasis reunion is on the horizon, but with a live act as solid as Noel's the fans do not seem to be particularly disheartened about this.

The first concert I have seen in Mexico City and the crowd were both passionate and knowledgable. Noel rattled off a full array of NGHFB songs in perfect style along with a few songs from his past including Champagne Supernova, Wonderwall and Don't look back in anger.

The Teatro Metropolitan as a venue is superb, a 3000 seat capacity that means no one is far from the action.

After the show the locals left the building all singing along to don't look back in anger as a football crowd might do.

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Noel on top form. Old classics like Digsys Dinner, Fade Away, Champagne Supernova and an unbelievable version of Don't Look Back In Anger with a choir behind him.

New album sounds even better live than on record, and we even got a guest spot from Johnny Marr and updates on the Man Utd game throughout.

Bring on the next one.

Having seen Oasis at castle a couple of times in the day , Top of the Tree , I was always Noel to be honest but as times passes on Liam ain’t a bad kid,One day I’ll make it a hatrick ,Sum might say X

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Noel gallagher’s high flying birds announce 2023 uk arena tour.

Posted By: Editor March 28, 2023

Tickets On General Sale From 9:00am BST, Friday 31 st  March  Here

New Track ‘Dead To The World’ Out Now –  Listen Here  /  Watch The Lyric Video Here  

  Taken From Forthcoming New Album ‘Council Skies’ 

Out 2 nd June 2023 (via Sour Mash Records) –   Available to Pre-Order Now  Here

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Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds  today confirm  2023 headline arena dates  across the UK, calling at Hull, London, Birmingham, Cardiff, Leeds, Glasgow and finishing in Liverpool on 21 st  December.

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds  2023 UK Arena Tour Dates:

30 August                 Hull Bonus Arena 14 December             London OVO Arena Wembley 15 December             Birmingham Utilita Arena 17 December             Cardiff International Arena 18 December             Leeds First Direct Arena 20 December             Glasgow OVO Hydro 21 December             Liverpool M&S Bank Arena

The tour announcement follows the release of  ‘Dead To The World’ , a remarkable new track taken from Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds’ eagerly anticipated fourth studio album ‘Council Skies’, due for release 2 nd  June (via Sour Mash Records). Listen  here  and watch the lyric video  here .

The epic ‘Dead To The World’ is “ by some distance my favourite tune on the album ,” Noel says. “ It has this film noir vibe. It’s not like anything else I’ve ever done before. It’s very melancholic, but I like that. I’m a Gemini – I’m as up as I am down, and the trick is to meet somewhere in the middle and turn that into music .”

The release of ‘Dead To The World’ follows fan excitement as mysterious orchestral clips filmed by Noel himself at the legendary Abbey Road Studios, London emerged on social media at the beginning of the year. Watch  here.

‘Dead To The World’ is one of several songs on the album that boast strings arranged by the hugely talented Rosie Danvers, a long-time High Flying Birds collaborator. Noel says “ Rosie gets what I do. Spending a weekend recording strings in Abbey Road… that’s one of the great privileges in a musician’s life. It sounds majestic.”

Recent singles taken from the forthcoming album,  ‘Pretty Boy’  and  ‘Easy Now’ , were met with overwhelmingly positive reactions by fans and media alike, including significant national radio support.  Earlier this month Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds released  The Cure ’s  Robert Smith’s remix of ‘Pretty Boy’ , taking the single to a new spaced-out dimension.

The upcoming UK live run will mark Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds’ first UK shows since performing on Glastonbury’s Pyramid stage in June 2022, delivering a career-spanning set to one of the weekend’s biggest crowds. The show was the culmination of a summer of acclaimed sold-out outdoor venues across the UK.

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds’ December 2023 UK arena tour dates will follow an array of UK outdoor venue & festival performances, including a huge homecoming show at Manchester’s Wythenshawe Park in August. The High Flying Birds have also confirmed a 26-date USA tour, co-headlining with US alternative rockers  Garbage . The live dates begin in tandem with the release of ‘Council Skies’ on June 2 nd  and run throughout the summer. Tickets for the US tour and summer live performances are on sale now  here .

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds  play the following outdoor headline UK & Irish shows this summer;

21 July                         Buckinghamshire – Pennfest 23 July                         Nottingham, Wollaton Park – Splendour In The Park Festival 28 July                         London, Crystal Palace Bowl – South Facing Festival 30 July                         Brighton – On The Beach 04 August                   Bingley Weekender 05 August                   Saffron Waldon, Essex – Audley End 19 August                   Monmouthshire, Caldicot Castle 20 August                   Sedgefield, Co Durham – Hardwick Festival 24 August                   Somerset, Taunton Vivary Park 26 August                   Manchester, Wythenshawe Park 27 August                   Dublin, Royal Hospital, Kilmainham 01 September             Sheffield, Don Valley Bowl – Rock N Roll Circus

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Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds at Wythenshawe Park — tickets, supports, stage times and more

We've been waiting to hear that new Council Skies album in person since it dropped. The time is nearly here.

Noel Gallagher and his mighty High Flying Birds are back in Manchester this week with a massive outdoor show at the wonderful Wythenshawe Park and it’s set to be a night to remember.

With 0161 set for a massive weekend as people travel into the city for the likes of Festa Italiana and ManiFest , over to Stockport for Moovin Festival and to Bolton for the annual food fest — not to mention that little thing called Pride 2023 — there is A LOT going on this weekend.

However, for those of you revellers who’ll be heading over to M23 for the older Gallagher brother’s huge homecoming gig, we’ve got you sorted.

Here’s everything you need to know about Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds at Wythenshawe Park on Saturday, 26 August.

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It’ll be no surprise whatsoever to hear that this thing is going to be absolutely massive with an estimated capacity of around 25,000 people.

That being said, with such a large expectancy, those of you who still haven’t grabbed a ticket are in luck: there are still a fair few ticket options available for now but we wouldn’t advise waiting around much longer. After all, he is a Manc music legend and one of the biggest names on the planet.

You can still grab general admission tickets for £60.50 upwards and even a few resales from £46 on Ticketmaster , as well as VIP packages if you fancy treating yourself.

If you do end up scrambling for one, as always, we advise being very cautious whenever buying from reseller sites and we beg you to stay well and truly away from ticket touts. No gig is worth being stung over and making the problem even worse.

Support acts

When it comes to the support acts on the night, you really are getting proper value for money with this one as not only are you seeing Noel and his High Flying Birds , but you’ll also be graced with the presence of fellow British rock legends, Primal Scream .

As if that wasn’t good enough, you’ll also be getting alternative American band and synth-pop icons Future Islands (a real Manc Audio favourite) as your second support. But it doesn’t stop there; you also have locally-formed rockers, Picture Parlour , as well as Leicester singer-songwriter, Billy Nomates .

Some lineup that.

We’re just praying they all join each other on stage at some point for one big supergroup moment. Come on, you lot, make it happen.

Stage times for Noel Gallagher’s at Wythenshawe Park

As for at what time you’ll get to see who, doors to the event are due to open from 2pm and although all timings are subject to change, here’s your rough running order and each artist’s expected set times:

• 15:40 – Picture Parlour
• 16:40 – Billy Nomates
• 17:40 – Future Islands
• 19:00 – Primal Scream
• 21:15 – Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
• 23:00 – Curfew

What a day you’re in for.

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We often turn to Setlist.fm when looking for what artists are going to play ahead of a big gig and while you can definitely find that info for the High Flying Birds’ most recent gigs on there , on this occasion we also have the added assurance of the man himself confirming it for us.

Obviously, setlists change on the fly all the time due to various circumstances, especially when you’re talking about someone with a catalogue as huge as Gallagher’s, but we think this is a fairly safe bet — here’s what he’s been playing most recently.

Old, new, a cover and some Oasis – you’re getting a bit of everything.

How to get there

Last but not least, there’s just the small matter of getting there. While we’d always recommend travelling as green as possible/using public transport where you can, there are still some car park tickets that you can buy online from the Live From Wythenshawe website for £16.91.

As for those of you catching a ride, there is yellow signage to the north of the site which will lead you to the pick-up/drop-off point on Wythenshawe Road, M23 0AB.

There are also three tram stops to choose from: Wythenshawe Park, Moor Road and Baguley. However, it’s worth noting that both Wythenshawe Park and Baguley will be closed from 9pm so you won’t be able to get back home this way.

Finally, you can always catch one of the shuttle buses back into the city centre, which will set you back just £3.50 on the day. The service will be operating in a loop from Sale and the city centre, running from 1pm-8pm on the way to Wythenshawe Park and then from 8pm-1:30am when heading home.

For more information, you can find all the up-to-date travel stuff HERE or check out (TfGM) Transport for Greater Manchester’s guidance and even use their interactive map below.

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It’s going to be one hell of a show. See you there.

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The battle to ‘save’ Manchester’s iconic Night & Day Cafe seems to have finally come to an end, with a lengthy court battle wrapping up last month.

The historic venue has helped launch the careers of countless bands and played host to intimate gigs from the likes of Ed Sheeran, Arctic Monkeys, Wet Leg, James Bay and Elbow.

A couple of years ago though, a ‘new resident’ in the neighbourhood filed a noise complaint.

And then Night & Day Cafe was slapped with a Noise Abatement Notice by the council.

And then they took the whole thing public, and the row rumbled on and on and on.

The resident unwittingly at the heart of the media storm (some very famous faces were rallying behind the venue) said that the music was so loud it could ripple their toilet water, Jurassic Park-style.

In a lengthy piece recently published by The Mill , previous residents came forward and backed them up, saying that the flat was ‘uninhabitable’ and a ‘living nightmare’.

That piece also revealed that Matty Healy, frontman of The 1975, at one time came forward and offered to buy the flat for cash to put an end to the whole thing.

But three years after the noise complaint row hit headlines, Night & Day Cafe has been granted permission to continue operating as a gig venue and nightclub, with a few conditions that should end the back-and-forth between them and their neighbours.

Manchester City Council has maintained throughout the ordeal that it has had no intention of shutting down the Oldham Street venue, saying that the Noise Abatement Notice was issued as a ‘last resort’ after months of negotiating and compromising.

After three years of public statements and court hearings and occasional celebrity endorsements, it looks like Night & Day Cafe can finally go back to what it does best.

And if you also got lost in the whole storyline along the way, here’s a little refresher of what happened and when (it goes back a full decade…)

Night & Day Cafe’s noise row as it happened

January 2014 – Night & Day is first hit with a Noise Abatement Notice, with thousands (including Johnny Marr, Frank Turner and Tim Burgess) signing a petition to have it removed.

September 2014 – Night & Day is allowed to remain in operation, on the condition that owners meet with residents every three months and to discuss any issues.

August 2020 – A man buys a Northern Quarter flat that neighbours Night & Day Cafe. The world is still under lockdown restrictions and live music is all-but non-existent.

July 2021 – Restrictions lift and this iconic venue springs back to life with its first event. The noise is so loud inside the neighbouring apartment, the toilet water ripples, Jurassic Park-style. The residents file their first complaint, and meet with the owners of Night & Day to discuss a solution.

November 2021 – After multiple complaints, and multiple meetings with the venue’s bosses, Manchester City Council serves Night & Day with its Noise Abatement Notice. The council received hundreds of noise complaints that year – this was the only one that resulted in a NAN (the rest were sorted out by venues without council involvement).

November 2021 – Night & Day goes public with its Noise Abatement Notice and launches a petition to have the NAN removed. It gains almost 100,000 signatures and is shared by many famous faces in the music industry.

November 2021 – The resident at the centre of the row speaks to the MEN , saying their issue is with the club nights (not the gigs) and that he’s spent thousands of pounds trying to insulate his flat from the noise.

November 2021 – Local artist Paul Hallows, who works under the name himHallows, creates a series of tongue-in-cheek free posters about the whole situation.

October 2022 – Night & Day pushes its petition to have its NAN removed again, as the venue says its future ‘still hangs in the balance’. It claims that complying with the requirements of the abatement notice ‘would effectively ruin Night & Day’s business’.

November 2022 – Night & Day heads to court for the first time, with celebrities rallying around the venue. Jeremy Pritchard from Everything Everything, Elbow’s frontman Guy Garvey, and Matty Healy from The 1975 all lend their support.

November 2022 – Manchester City Council confirms it’s had five complaints from four different flats – not just the one at the centre of the row.

December 2022 – Blossoms perform at the venue to mark one year to go until the opening of the Co-op Live Arena. They have #SaveNightandDay posters plastered to their equipment.

Summer 2023 – Matty Healy pops up to the flat and tries to buy flat for cash, according to reports in The Mill. The sale fell through because The 1975 were sued for a large sum, after Matty kissed his bandmate on stage in protest of Malaysia’s anti-LGBTQ+ laws.

January 2024 – Night & Day heads back to court for a three-day hearing. There were several other court appearances over this timeline, but to be honest, we’ve lost track too. They said again ‘the source of the problem is that when the adjoining building was converted from warehouse to flats, no consideration was given to the pre-existing live music venue’.

March 2024 – It all wraps up quickly at Manchester Magistrates’ court, and the NAN is upheld. Night & Day can remain open, but will have to compromise.

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A second wave of artists has been added to the lineup for this year’s Green Island Festival, the hidden gem Manchester music festival tucked away inside a garden centre.

Genuinely one of our favourite festivals anywhere in the region, Green Island Festival 2024 is already looking set to welcome more people through its verdant doors at

Taking place for its fourth year, the fundamentally grassroots Manchester music festival takes place across three parts over at Hulme Garden Centre just on the outskirts of the city centre and has quickly become a cult classic.

Promising three spectacular days and nights this summer and championing all things new and local on the music scene, you won’t find many more diverse lineups or crowds on this year’s calendar. Speaking of, here’s a look at who they’ve added as part of their second wave:

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Taking place on 15 June, 27 July and 7 September this year, Green Island 2024 is now set to welcome nearly 100 acts from Greater Manchester and beyond as well as more than 1000 festivalgoers in their biggest edition yet.

Local experimental hip-hop jazz band Jointhedots have been added to the main stage in July, joining the likes of Def MaMa Def – two powerful women and rising stars of Senegal’s music scene – as well the smooth as silk R&B soul singer, Victoria Jane and contemporary jazz artist, corto.alto as headliners.

As for the other four stages spread throughout the beloved Manchester garden centre, which has served as a significant cultural hub in the Hulme neighbourhood since the Millenium, names like Ni Maxine , Ubunye the Zulu , Manchester legend of Finders Keepers Records fame, Andy Votel , upcoming DJ Jade Li and many more will be leaving their mark. Even local artist Stanley Chow is getting involved.

With the Forest Stage firming itself as instant success from day one and The Bandstand stage now a permanent fixture at the garden centre even outside of the festival, this thing just keeps growing every year and it won’t stay the best-kept secret for long, so don’t miss out what is sure to be a belter.

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Better still, Green Island Festival serves up great food from local independent vendors every year, plenty of sunny cocktails and alcohol-free options, places to chill like the soothing chamomile bed and so much more. Trust us, when the sun shines on this thing it is unmatched vibes.

As well as live music at NIAMOS next door, there’s also a whole host of afterparties for each of the three all-day festivals over at YES in the city centre and the organisers are encouraging everyone to donate an extra quid for every ticket sale to local charity Eat Well MCR , because they’re a sound bunch as well.

In case we haven’t made it abundantly clear already, we’re very big fans of Green Island Fest not just simply because of the live music or the slightly quirky setting, but because of the all-day schedule, family-friendly approach and the immensely wholesome summery atmosphere it gives off every year.

Get yourself down there to at least one of them, if not all three, and we’ll see you there (most likely at the Forest Stage). Grab your tickets HERE .

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• Song played from tape 4-Minute Warning ( John Paul Jones  song) Play Video
• Pretty Boy Play Video
• Council Skies Play Video
• Open the Door, See What You Find Play Video
• We're Gonna Get There in the End Play Video
• Easy Now Play Video
• You Know We Can't Go Back Play Video
• We're on Our Way Now Play Video
• In the Heat of the Moment Play Video
• If I Had a Gun... Play Video
• AKA... What a Life! ( Dedicated to Manchester City supporters ) Play Video
• Dead in the Water Play Video
• Going Nowhere ( Oasis  cover) ( Dedicated to Manchester United ) Play Video
• The Importance of Being Idle ( Oasis  cover) ( Mistakenly dedicated to Andy Burnham ) Play Video
• The Masterplan ( Oasis  cover) ( Dedicated to Andy Burnham ) Play Video
• Half the World Away ( Oasis  cover) ( Dedicated to the Royle Family ) Play Video
• Little by Little ( Oasis  cover) Play Video
• Quinn the Eskimo (The Mighty Quinn) ( Bob Dylan  cover) ( Dedicated to Primal Scream ) Play Video
• Live Forever ( Oasis  cover) Play Video
• Don't Look Back in Anger ( Oasis  cover) ( Sung by Crowd ) Play Video
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• Don't Look Back in Anger by Oasis
• Going Nowhere by Oasis
• Half the World Away by Oasis
• Little by Little by Oasis
• Live Forever by Oasis
• Quinn the Eskimo (The Mighty Quinn) by Bob Dylan
• The Importance of Being Idle by Oasis
• The Masterplan by Oasis
• Council Skies
• Open the Door, See What You Find
• We're Gonna Get There in the End
• In the Heat of the Moment
• You Know We Can't Go Back
• AKA... What a Life!
• If I Had a Gun...
• We're on Our Way Now
• Dead in the Water

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Noel Gallagher releases tickets for arena tour - and new artists announced for Neighbourhood Weekender

But that’s not all, as tickets are also available for Chemical Brothers, Dermot Kennedy, and more great shows

• 09:00, 31 MAR 2023

With festival season right around the corner and a range of incredible artists going on tour, there’s plenty to look forward to on the music scene this spring and beyond.

This week, tickets are on sale for the hugely popular Neighbourhood Weekender festival which has just announced its final wave of artists, Noel Gallagher’s massive arena shows later this year, BRIT award-winner Dermot Kennedy's upcoming Manchester show, and more.

Read on for the full list of gig tickets up for grabs.

Neighbourhood Weekender - Victoria Park, Warrington

May 27 and 28, 2023

Neighbourhood Weekender has announced more artists to perform at Victoria Park, Warrington on Saturday, May 27 and Sunday, May 28 – a bank holiday weekend!

The View, Brooke Combe, Kula Shaker, Gaz Coombes and many more will join an already stellar line-up, headlined by Pulp, Paul Heaton & Jacqui Abbott, and The Kooks.

Pulp will headline Neighbourhood Weekender on Sunday, May 28, as part of their ‘What we do for an encore’ live dates. Meanwhile, legendary duo Paul Heaton & Jacqui Abbott will return to Victoria Park to close out Saturday night, with The Kooks also performing on the main stage that evening.

Tickets for the festival can be found here .

Noel Gallagher - M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool

December 21, 2023

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds have confirmed 2023 headline arena dates across the UK, calling at Hull, London, Birmingham, Cardiff, Leeds, Glasgow, and finishing in Liverpool on December 21.

These arena dates follow an already busy summer schedule for the band playing a string of outdoor venues across the country including a huge homecoming show at Manchester’s Wythenshawe Park in August.

The tour announcement follows the release of ‘Dead To The World’, a remarkable new track taken from Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds’ eagerly anticipated fourth studio album ‘Council Skies’, due for release on June 2 via Sour Mash Records.

Recent singles taken from the forthcoming album, ‘Pretty Boy’ and ‘Easy Now’, were met with overwhelmingly positive reactions by fans and media alike, including significant national radio support.

Tickets are on sale here at 9am on Friday, March 31, 2023.

Chemical Brothers - AO Arena, Manchester

October 27, 2023

The Chemical Brothers have announced a series of UK arena dates for this autumn. The multi-platinum selling, multi-award-winning duo are unarguably one of the most influential electronic acts of all time.

Across three decades and on their nine massively acclaimed albums, they have smashed through genres and boundaries with their pioneering music, stunning videos, and mind-bending live shows.

They have sold over 13 million albums - reaching number one in the UK six times - and close to 20 million singles, and their tracks have been streamed over three billion times.

Tickets go on sale here at 9.30am on Friday, March 31, 2023.

Dermot Kennedy - AO Arena, Manchester

April 7, 2023

This will be Dermot’s biggest-ever UK tour to date, arriving in Manchester on Friday, April 7.

Nominated for the ‘Best International Male’ BRIT Award in 2020, Dermot has amassed nearly four billion streams across platforms and has the best-selling debut album in Ireland of this millennium, making him a platinum-selling artist in over 12 countries.

Dermot’s unique ability to unify and heal through his music has been apparent since the inception of his organic and meteoric rise. His poetic, compelling music has resonated with music lovers across the globe, with notable fans including Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa and Shawn Mendes all calling themselves fans.

Tickets are available here .

Ocean Alley - Albert Hall, Manchester

June 27, 2023

A year on from their sold-out European tour last year, Ocean Alley announce a triumphant return this summer with 12 live dates across the UK, Ireland and Europe this June.

To celebrate their upcoming tour, the band recently shared their new video ‘West Coast’, taken from their album Low Altitude Living, released last fall.

Speaking on the newly announced shows, the band said: “We are super excited to get back over to the UK in a few months for our biggest shows to date! We have a set list full of songs we haven’t played live before, so we’re pumped!”

Tickets go on sale here at 10am on Friday, March 31, 2023.

Christine and the Queens - Albert Hall, Manchester

September 7, 2023

Christine and the Queens have announced their ‘Paranoïa, Angels, True Love’ tour 2023. The new album, Paranoïa, Angels, True Love, will be released on June 9 via Because Music.

This announcement follows a headline performance at the BBC 6 Music Festival in Manchester. The show was the premiere of a new live set up from the artist and included new songs lifted from the forthcoming record, alongside a career-spanning set of hits such as ‘Saint Claude’, ‘People I’ve been sad,’ ‘Tilted’ and songs from last year’s album, Redcar les adorable étoiles (prologue).

Tickets are available here from 10am on Friday, March 31, 2023.

The Reytons - O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester

October 14, 2023

The Reytons have revealed their biggest-ever tour, alongside an intense announcement video featuring boxing royalty John Fury .

Adding to their landmark headline at Sheffield’s Utilita Arena, these latest dates up and down the UK open up the band’s high-energy live show to over 40,000 people this autumn.

The Reytons have risen through the ranks to become one of the UK’s most exciting indie acts, with an official number one album and an all-but-sold-out arena headline show under their arm.

Since the release of their debut album ‘Kids Off The Estate’ in 2021, The Reytons have gone from strength to strength, the word-of-mouth sensation spreading like wildfire throughout the UK. The band now boast an impressive one million monthly listeners on Spotify.

Tickets are on sale here at 10am on Friday, March 31, 2023.

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Garbage, noel gallagher’s high flying birds announce co-headlining 2023 tour.

Posted by Buddy Iahn | Feb 13, 2023

Metric will join as special guest

Garbage and Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds have announced a co-headlining tour of North America for this summer. The tour, produced by Live Nation, features special guest Metric and will kick off in Auburn, Washington on June 2nd. Stops include Los Angeles, San Diego, Denver, Tampa, Chicago, New York City and others before wrapping July 15th in Boston.

This is the first time Noel and his High Flying Birds have hit the road in North America since 2019, when they made stops across the USA and Canada with the Smashing Pumpkins. The first tour date in Washington State coincides with the release day for Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds’ much anticipated fourth album Council Skies .

2021 saw Garbage on an extensive tour following the release of their most recent album, No Gods No Masters .

Garbage and Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds will be supported by Metric, who released their most recent album Formentera last year. It was their most commercially successful release in a decade and was accompanied by a sold-out tour spanning the US, Canada, the UK and Europe.

Tickets for the upcoming dates will go on sale Friday, February 17th at 10 am local time via Ticketmaster . Presales start Thursday, February 16th at 10 am local time.

Garbage & Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds 2023 North American Tour:

June 2 – Auburn, WA @ White River Amphitheatre June 3 – Ridgefield, WA @ RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater June 6 – Concord, CA @ Concord Pavilion June 7 – Santa Barbara, CA @ Santa Barbara Bowl June 9 – Los Angeles @ The Greek Theatre June 10 – San Diego @ North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre June 11 – Phoenix @ Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre June 13 – Salt Lake City @ USANA Amphitheatre June 15 – Denver @ Levitt Pavilion Denver June 17 – Dallas @ Dos Equis Pavilion June 18 – Del Valle, TX @ Germania Insurance Amphitheater June 21 – West Palm Beach, FL @ iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre June 22 – Tampa @ MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre June 25 – Franklin, TN @ FirstBank Amphitheater June 27 – Chicago @ Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island June 28 – Madison, WI @ Breese Stevens Field June 29 – Noblesville, IN @ Ruoff Music Center July 1 – Cincinnati, OH @ Riverbend Music Center July 3 – Toronto, OH @ Budweiser Stage* July 6 – Clarkson, MI @ Pine Knob Music Theatre July 8 – Saratoga Springs, NY @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center July 10 – New York City @ Capital One City Parks Foundation SummerStage July 13– Columbia, MD @ Merriweather Post Pavilion July 14 – Philadelphia@ TD Pavilion at the Mann July 15 – Boston @ MGM Music Hall at Fenway

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Noel Gallagher and Garbage announce joint US tour

13 February 2023, 19:58 | Updated: 13 February 2023, 20:02

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The former Oasis rocker and Shirley Manson and co will set out on joint North American dates this summer. Find out how to buy tickets.

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Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds and Garbage are set to embark on a joint US tour.

The former Oasis rocker and Shirley Manson and co will visit the length and breadth of North America, with dates in June and July which will see them play everywhere from Santa Barbara, California to Boston, Massachusetts.

Find out where Noel Gallagher and Garbage are headed on their US tour dates, who's joining them as support and how to buy tickets.

NOEL GALLAGHER’S HIGH FLYING BIRDS | GARBAGE @garbage See them this summer across North America, with special guest @Metric . Tickets go on sale this Friday at 10am local. For more information visit: https://t.co/fUfJgKKUgo pic.twitter.com/VAQe7tcLEy — Noel Gallagher (@NoelGallagher) February 13, 2023

What are Noel Gallagher & Garbage's 2023 US tour dates?

• 2nd June: Auburn, Washington, White River Amphitheatre
• 3rd June: Ridgefield, Washington, RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater
• 6th June: Concord, California, Concord Pavilion
• 7 thJune: Santa Barbara, California, Santa Barbara Bowl 
• 9th June: Los Angeles, California, The Greek Theatre
• 10th June: San Diego, California, North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre
• 11th June: Phoenix, Arizona, Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre
• 13th June: Salt Lake City, Utah, USANA Amphitheatre
• 15th June: Denver, Colorado, Levitt Pavilion Denver
• 17th June: Dallas, Texas, Dos Equis Pavilion
• 18th June: Del Valle, Texas, Germania Insurance Amphitheater
• 21st June: West Palm Beach, Florida, iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre 
• 22nd June: Tampa, Florida, MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre
• 25th June: Franklin, Tennessee, FirstBank Amphitheater
• 27th June: Chicago, Illinois, Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island
• 28th June: Madison, Wisconsin, Breese Stevens Field
• 29th June: Noblesville, Indiana, Ruoff Music CenterJULY
• 1st July: Cincinnati, Ohio, Riverbend Music Center
• 3rd July: Toronto, Ohio, Budweiser Stage
• 6th July: Clarkston, Michigan, Pine Knob Music Theatre
• 8th July: Saratoga Springs, New York, Saratoga Performing Arts Center
• 10th July: New York, New York, Capital One City Parks Foundation SummerStage
• 13th July: Columbia, Maryland, Merriweather Post Pavilion
• 14th July: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, TD Pavilion at the Mann
• 15th July: Boston, Massachusetts, MGM Music Hall at Fenway

Who's supporting Noel Gallagher and Garbage on tour?

Support comes from special guests Metric. The Canadian band, who formed in Toronto in 1998, consists of Emily Haines (lead vocals, synthesizers, guitar, tambourine, harmonica, piano), James Shaw (guitar, synthesizers, theremin, backing vocals), Joshua Winstead (bass, synthesizers, backing vocals) and Joules Scott-Key (drums, percussion).

When do Noel Gallagher and Garbage tickets go on sale?

Tickets for all upcoming shows go on sale this Friday 17th February at 10am local time from Ticketmaster.

What are Noel Gallagher's 2023 UK dates so far?

• 21st July PennFest, Buckinghamshire
• 23rd July: Splendour Festival 2023, Nottingham
• 28th July: South Facing Festival, Crystal Palace Bowl, London
• 5th August: Heritage Live, Audley End, Saffron Waldon, Essex
• 19th August: Orchard Live, Caldicot Castle, Monmouthshire
• 20th August: Hardwick Festival, Sedgefield, County Durham
• 24th August: Vivary Park, Taunton
• 26th August Wythenshawe Park, Manchester
• 27th August Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Dublin, Ireland

Tickets for all shows are available from www.noelgallagher.com now.

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Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds Announces New Tour, Dates At SummerStage And SPAC

Noel Gallagher ‘s High Flying Birds has announced a co-headlining tour of North America for this summer with Garbage . The tour will feature special guest Metric and will kick off in Auburn, WA, on June 2, with a date at Capital One City Parks Foundation SummerStage in New York, NY, on July 10 and at SPAC on July 10.

This is the first time Noel and his High Flying Birds have hit the road in North America since 2019, when they made stops across the USA and Canada with the Smashing Pumpkins. The first tour date in Washington State coincides with the release day for Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds’ much anticipated fourth album Council Skies .

2021 saw Garbage on an extensive tour following the release of their most recent album, No Gods No Masters ; of the live shows, Consequence raved, “Once the curtain dropped, Garbage whipped the fans in the pit to a frenzy…clad in pink and rocking a mic stand adorned with a matching feathered boa, Manson revealed a rock star stage presence that has refined over the past two decades. At the Greek, Garbage proved they are going 20 years strong, and their legacy demands closer observation.”

Garbage and Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds will be supported by Metric, who released their most recent album Formentera last year. It was their most commercially successful release in a decade and was accompanied by a sold-out tour spanning the US, Canada, the UK and Europe.

Tickets for the upcoming dates will go on sale this Friday, February 17 at 10 AM on the bands website .

2023 North American Tour

June 2, 2023 – Auburn, WA – White River Amphitheatre

June 3, 2023 – Ridgefield, WA – RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater

June 6, 2023 – Concord, CA – Concord Pavilion

June 7, 2023 – Santa Barbara, CA – Santa Barbara Bowl ^

June 9, 2023 – Los Angeles, CA – The Greek Theatre

June 10, 2023 – San Diego, CA – North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre

June 11, 2023 – Phoenix, AZ – Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre

June 13, 2023 – Salt Lake City, UT – USANA Amphitheatre

June 15, 2023 – Denver, CO – Levitt Pavilion Denver

June 17, 2023 – Dallas, TX – Dos Equis Pavilion

June 18, 2023 – Del Valle, TX – Germania Insurance Amphitheater

June 21, 2023 – West Palm Beach, FL – iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre

June 22, 2023 – Tampa, FL – MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre

June 25, 2023 – Franklin, TN – FirstBank Amphitheater

June 27, 2023 – Chicago, IL – Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island

June 28, 2023 – Madison, WI – Breese Stevens Field

June 29, 2023 – Noblesville, IN – Ruoff Music Center

July 1, 2023 – Cincinnati, OH – Riverbend Music Center

July 3, 2023 – Toronto, OH – Budweiser Stage*

July 6, 2023 – Clarkson, MI – Pine Knob Music Theatre

July 8, 2023 – Saratoga Springs, NY – Saratoga Performing Arts Center

July 10, 2023 – New York, NY – Capital One City Parks Foundation SummerStage

July 13, 2023 – Columbia, MD – Merriweather Post Pavilion

July 14, 2023 – Philadelphia, PA – TD Pavilion at the Mann

July 15, 2023 – Boston, MA – MGM Music Hall at Fenway

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Paul Weller announces first North American tour in seven years

The Modfather will return to the continent in September - see all dates and ticket info here

Paul Weller has announced his first North American tour in seven years – see all details below.

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The Modfather has unveiled his return to the continent in support of his upcoming album ’66’ , set for release on the day before his 66th birthday (May 24). It will be his first tour in North America in seven years.

Weller’s tour will kick off in September, where he will play a show in Red Bank, New Jersey on the 6th. From there, he will journey through Toronto, Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle and more, before rounding it off at Los Angeles’ Orpheum Theatre on the 27th.

Tickets will go on general sale on at 10am local time on April 10, and will go on general sale on Friday the 12th – get your tickets here and see all dates below:

Paul is returning to the US & Canada! 🇺🇸🇨🇦 There is a ticket presale tomorrow (10 April) at 10am local time. Want access? Add your details via the link before 11.59pm local time today (9 April): https://t.co/0XZRUlPhCn pic.twitter.com/vrZ1cKO5TR — Paul Weller (@paulwellerHQ) April 9, 2024

Paul Weller’s tour dates are: 

SEPTEMBER 2024: 06 – Red Bank NJ – Count Basie Center for the Arts 07 – Brooklyn NY – Kings Theatre 08 – Boston MA – House of Blues 10 – Glenside PA – Keswick Theatre 11 – Washington DC – Lincoln Theatre 13 – Toronto ON – History 15 – Chicago IL – Vic Theatre 16 – Minneapolis MN – First Avenue 19 – Seattle WA – The Moore 20 – Vancouver BC – Vogue Theatre 22 – San Francisco CA – The Fillmore 23 – San Francisco CA – The Fillmore 25 – El Cajon CA – The Magnolia 26 – Anaheim CA – House of Blues 27 – Los Angeles CA – Orpheum Theatre

Weller is also currently embarking on his UK tour, where he will have finished his Leicester stop tonight (April 9). See the rest of his dates below and find any remaining tickets here :

Paul Weller’s 2024 UK tour dates are:

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APRIL 2024: 11 – City Hall, Sheffield 12 – Victoria Hall, Stoke 13 – Globe Theatre, Stockton 15 – Alhambra, Dunfermline 16 – King George’s Hall, Blackburn 17 – Barbican, York 19 – Engine Shed, Lincoln 20 – Waterside, Aylesbury 21 – Corn Exchange, Cambridge

Weller’s upcoming album ’66’, which was announced last February , will reportedly feature contributions from musicians including  Madness  frontman  Suggs ,  Bobby Gillespie  and  Noel Gallagher .

The singer previewed the album with the release of ‘Soul Wandering’, which featured the lyrics: “ Soul wandering/ Still searching/ And I want to believe/ In something greater than me/ And I’m humbled by the majesty of the sea/ And the stars and your love.”

The album has also been teased to explore themes of “faith, changing circumstances and the fractured realities of life in this turbulent age”, but at its core, boast a message of positivity and wisdom.

In other Paul Weller news, earlier this year the rock veteran made headlines for both  sharing his thoughts that younger artists don’t release enough music , and  calling out those who see him as a heritage act .

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