It is now official: Oasis will visit Barcelona in the summer of 2027. They will hold two concerts at the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium on July 10 and 11. The announcement was made official this Monday at 5 PM (Catalan time), days after the British tabloid The Sun fueled the rumors of a European tour for the band. This is the second reunion tour for the Gallagher brothers after their reconciliation in August 2024. Oasis will also perform in Glasgow, Manchester, Munich, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, Boston, Las Vegas, Slane Castle (Ireland) and Knebworth (England). To purchase tickets, you must first register on the website oasis.net before 5 pm on Thursday, September 17. Later, between September 24 and 27, those registered will receive an email with a code and information regarding the purchase details, which can only be made with a Ticketmaster account.

Over time, filmmakers like D.A. Pennebaker or the brothers David and Albert Maysles have approached musicians like Bob Dylan or the Rolling Stones with the intuition that observing what was happening around them would be worthwhile. From this impulse, some documentary masterpieces have emerged, such as the portrait of the elusive Dylan in Don’t look back, which almost shares a title with Oasis: Don’t look back in anger. There is, however, a crucial difference between the examples cited above and the film made by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace: neither Pennebaker nor the Maysles really knew what would happen when they turned on the camera, whether they would capture the moment a man becomes an icon or whether they would record an outburst of violence. In contrast, Southern and Lovelace are clear about where the venture is heading; at the very least, because it is highly likely that any hitch in the reunion of Liam and Noel Gallagher, fifteen years after the fallout that precipitated the breakup of Oasis, would have meant the automatic cancellation of the project.

A man in his forties died this Saturday after falling from the upper tier of London's Wembley Stadium during an Oasis concert. Officers working at the stadium and medical staff were notified at around 10:20 p.m. According to police, the attendee had injuries consistent with a fall and was pronounced dead at the scene. Authorities are working to gather information from the public because they believe someone may have witnessed the accident and even recorded it on their mobile phone.

There are days when your mouth gets heated, and that was one of them. "Kid, if these morons come back, we'll go no matter what," we said, looking into each other's eyes. Then, we solemnized the moment by clasping hands. More than ten years had passed since that promise when the first rumors began that the Gallagher brothers were considering making peace and that Oasis would return to the stage. "It's all smoke and mirrors, Canals. Don't pay attention. We'll never see them," they said. But the conversations between the two always ended the same: "If these morons come back, we'll go no matter what."