Alex McKinlay rules out the chance that the band is in studio to record and says focus are live performances – possibly the ultimate
The meeting of Oasis It will be restricted to the world tour, with shows in many countries, including Brazil, and will not have a new studio album. Who guarantees is Alex McKinlayband entrepreneur.
In an interview with Music Weekthe executive stated that the focus is the presentations live and that the brothers Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher They have no plans to enter the studio. He also stated that the meeting tour will be the last.
“This is the last time (meeting), as Noel made it clear in the press. It’s a chance for fans who haven’t seen the band see them, or at least for some of them. But no, there are no plans for any new music.”
Alex McKinlay says that the band’s staff was impressed by the reception that the meeting tour had, beyond England and Europe. The group will play in Asia and the North and South America.
“Probably the biggest and most pleasant surprise of the announcement of the meeting is how big she was internationally. Honestly, we knew it would be big here (Europe), and that doesn’t require much intuition. But looking out of the UK, we knew they had a strong fan base, we were quite cautious about what that would really mean, but we were impressed with how much we were impressed with how much we were impressed with how much they were impressed with how much they were impressed It was… demand exceeded our expectations a lot. ”
The Oasis meeting
The Oasis meeting tour begins on July 4 in the city of Cardiff, in Wales. The band will then pass through countries such as England, Scotland, Ireland, Canada, the United States, Mexico, Japan and Australia, among others.
In November, the Gallagher brothers land in South America. In Brazil, they will play twice in São Paulo, on 22/11 and 11/23, at Morumbis.
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