During an interview, David Gilmour took the opportunity to criticize the high ticket prices charged for the Gallagher brothers’ reunion at Oasis
With just a “simple” return announcement, Oasis became one of the main topics of 2024, with tickets sold out and disputed across Europe. The commotion was so great that even David Gilmourknown for his iconic work in Pink Floydgave his opinion on the peace that the brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher did.
It is worth remembering that the group’s comeback tour will begin in July 2025, with the first dates in England and Ireland. During an interview with ITV News, Gilmour revealed how he has some questions about this event, especially regarding the high cost of tickets.
“I think the Oasis should do exactly what they want. I’m not sure about this weird ticket thing that’s going on. I think they should put a price on tickets and keep it,” he said.
To close the subject, the legendary guitarist of Pink Floyd commented how he does not look favorably on the next generations of bands, because “greedy” record companies with “short-term thinking” do not dedicate as many resources to finding new bands. In other words, there is a great chance that the industry will not have a “new Oasis” or “new Pink Floyd.”
Source: Rollingstone
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