Oasis: You can’t write. You don’t care. No wonder you’ve gone a long way
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Oasis
Oasis in Cardiff: This was emotional. For the Manchester-Irish diaspora, it’s like family
Nostalgia poured in not just from the set-list, but from the stadium screen visuals too
How Liverpool squad and football world bid farewell to team-mate Diogo Jota
Manchester City-supporting Oasis pay tribute at comeback gig in Cardiff
Oasis kick off reunion tour in Cardiff with triumphant, nostalgic gig
Manchester band focused overwhelmingly on songs from their 1990s heyday
Oasis reunion kicks off in Cardiff: ‘We were worried they might not stay together’
Oasis’s reunion tour expected to be one of the most lucrative ever with every date sold out worldwide
Some might play: Bohemians to roll with Oasis logo on FAI Cup jersey
Half of jersey profits to be divided between two charities
MCD on course for second busiest year as Oasis and Dua Lipa concerts due
Company will sell 2.5m tickets in 2025, says MD Denis Desmond
Pulp: More review – Jarvis Cocker and co’s great bait and switch
Pulp’s first album for 24 years features a fantastic opening track, then a grim drizzle of indie plodders
‘We want to stop in our prime’: Saint Etienne on their final album and why pop is a dying art
The trio of Bob Stanley, Pete Wiggs and Sarah Cracknell are wrapping up after 13 albums
A big summer gig without tracking devices? There was only one for me
Please don’t say Slane 1995 was 30 years ago this July. That just can’t be right
Oasis fans in UK estimated to have lost more than £2m to ticket scams
Lloyds Banking Group has based calculation on volume of fraud reports by its own customers
Shades of an Oasis love-in as Lucinda rolls with Fine Gael’s Gallagher brothers
Quite the occasion for Christine Lagarde, as Paschal Donohoe reacts to Trump’s tough tariffs wondering ‘what we can do that can unite us’
Steve Wall: ‘When Bono was offered the medal, I tweeted: Surely he won’t accept that. I didn’t know he already had’
The Stunning and The Walls musician and actor on honesty, activism and a life in the arts
Why do so many Irish men look Australian? Ireland is under a sort of reverse colonisation
The unholy mullet-moustache diptych is a sign that the emigrant experience works both ways
Ticketmaster, Eir and Ryanair top list of firms that triggered the most consumer complaints to watchdog
Almost 45,000 people contacted Competition and Consumer Protection Commission overall last year about goods and services
Playwright Simon Stephens: ‘Our sense of self is defined by the stories we tell ourselves. My family told themselves we were Irish’
The Tony and Olivier winner feels a huge affinity with Rex Ryan’s ‘fearless’ Dublin company Glass Mask, which is premiering his play Men’s Business
Manic Street Preachers: Critical Thinking review – Consistency in a world gone mad, drab and sad
The former angry young men satisfyingly take flight as grumpy older gentlemen aghast at the world
Eli Hewson of Inhaler: ‘There’s so much nepotism in every facet of life’
The Dublin band are well aware of their gilded backgrounds. But, they say, as they prepare to release their glossy third album, ‘We’re, like, kind of dorks’
Banning dynamic pricing ‘could have far-reaching implications’ across hotels and aviation, department warns
Department of Enterprise insists the view does not pre-empt outcome of an investigation into dynamic pricing being conducted by the consumer watchdog
From Billie Eilish to Electric Picnic: 85 unmissable concerts and festivals in Ireland in 2025
From Charli XCX to Olivia Rodrigo via Oasis and The Wolfe Tones, here’s how the calendar’s shaping up from January to November
Wonderwallets: the cost of everything in 2024, from Oasis tickets to Leinster House bike shelter
Planet Business: The year in numbers, from Boris Johnson’s book advance to fines for dirty toilets at Dublin Airport
Better Man review: Robbie Williams as a monkey is a surprising look at the ego-driven’s star’s life
Genuinely challenging critique is an impressive juggling act between celebration and self-deprecation
No mad scramble but thousands line up for Robbie Williams tickets
There was no sign of the controversial dynamic pricing model used for Oasis tickets
‘Everybody here is a comedian’: Robbie Williams is ‘buzzing’ to perform at Croke Park as dynamic pricing ruled out
The singer will take to the stage in Dublin on August 23rd
Oasis promoters to begin cancelling tickets that have ‘broken’ rules
Oasis Live ‘25 tour, which includes Croke Park gigs, will see band perform together for the first time since breaking up
Richard Ashcroft confirmed as special guest for Oasis’s 2025 Ireland shows
Former lead singer of The Verve said he was ‘ready to bring it’ to Manchester band’s concerts
Oasis support acts for Ireland and Britain revealed – report
The Verve’s Richard Ashcroft and indie rock band Cast are expected to join the Manchester band on tour
Oasis abandons dynamic pricing for remainder of world tour
Band’s management said they wanted to 'avoid a repeat of the issues' experienced by fans in August
Music books: From the melancholy of Abba to the dance-floor riot of Ash
Tony Clayton-Lea on publications about Abba, Greenwich Village, Fleetwood Mac, 1990s indie, John Grant, Dolly Parton and Britpop
Alone, The Cure’s first new song in 16 years, is a huge aching sigh of darkness that brings great comfort
The track, which comes ahead of the release of new album Songs Of A Lost World, is refreshingly, gloomily Cure-ish
Oasis: There are reasons why they are last great working-class band to conquer the world
After Britpop, creative industries became cliquey, closed off and harder to break, especially if your dad didn’t go to school with lads working at Sony or Universal
Daughter Number Two and partner finally found an apartment to rent. People keep asking what their secret is
Seán Moncrieff: After an eight-month search to find a place pretty close to Dublin city centre Number Two and partner are thrilled beyond words
The Music Quiz: What’s the best Oasis song of all time, according to Rolling Stone?
Plus: questions about The Supremes before they were supreme, Kate Bush covers Elton John, Wendy Erskine on Rod Stewart, and the only two-time British Mercury prize winner
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