News about Alan McGee

Oasis fans have started to turn each other as they hurl accusations that Gen Z have stolen all the tickets, despite being too young to remember the band's heyday. Furious punters - branding themselves 'real' fans - claim they have lost out on the chance to see the Britpop band's comeback tour to 'fake' fans who 'only know Wonderwall'. The 17-date tour runs from July 4 to August 17, kicking off at Cardiff's Principality Stadium before heading to Manchester's Heaton Park, Wembley Stadium in London , Murrayfield in Edinburgh and Croke Park in Dublin. The general release sale opened from 8am in Ireland and 9am in the UK. Fans posted pictures of their 'ticket stations' using an army of laptops, iPads and mobiles in a bid to increase their chances of getting a highly sought-after ticket. But as tickets went on sale, thousands have been left 'devastated' after being unable to access Ticketmaster, Gigs and Tours and SeeTickets. Some were forced into a queue just to join the waiting room, while others reported getting kicked out of the ticket sales websites as they got to the front.

Oasis reunion tour tickets have now officially gone on sale for all 17 shows in the UK and Ireland but thousands are distraught as the website crashes. Millions of loyal fans of the Britpop band have tried joined the queue on an army of laptops, iPads and phones to increase their chances of getting one of the highly sort after summer gigs. Bookmakers put the odds of landing one of the 1.4million tickets at just 14/1, however revellers for the UK dates have already been put in a queue to join the queue for tickets, as one person said it 'could not be more British.' In Ireland fans were mortified to discover they were stuck behind 557,000 others in the queue - as the sales appear to begin to dwindle for those two dates. Whereas Manchester-based promoter SJM Concerts' website Gigs and Tours is unable to load since around 8.10am.

Today tickets go on sale for a reunion tour most people thought could never happen. The warring Gallagher brothers have put aside their differences and agreed to a 14-date Oasis tour in 2025. For 16 years, they were one the biggest bands on the planet, but Liam and Noel's constant feuding and fighting ultimately caused their demise. Jonathan Mayo charts the highs and lows of Oasis's supersonic career.

Music fans have mocked Welsh band Catfish and the Bottlemen by claiming that their 'ambitious' 2025 arena tour will be overshadowed by the return of Oasis who today announced a 14-date tour that directly clashes with their Tottenham date. After weeks of growing speculation about a comeback, the Manchester brothers have finally put their 15-year feud on ice to announce they will be performing together again, 34 years after their first gig. And whilst this is good news for the music industry, it could spell bad news for the Bottlemen who also announced an ambitious summer 2025 arena tour earlier this month which some fans now believe will sell 'negative tickets.'

As one of Britain's biggest rock bands they played to millions of adoring fans, but it was a moment behind the scenes nearly 15 years ago to the day that broke up Oasis. The long hiatus of the group can be traced to an extraordinary backstage brawl between the Gallaghers at the Rock en Seine festival in Paris on August 28, 2009. Just before they were due on stage, founding brothers Noel and Liam traded blows in a vicious fight which saw Liam smash Noel's guitar after hearing he was quitting. Medical staff and security were called, and Noel confirmed the gig was off - which marked the official end of Oasis who at that point had sold 50million records. Now, the fracas has come under the spotlight again amid heightened speculation that an Oasis reunion could finally be on the way with an announcement tomorrow.

Alan McGee, a well-known musician, said he had a 'casual sexual relationship' with singer Cat Speranza (pictured right), after she met at a party in 2019 and her band, Cat SFX (pictured right), who was signed to her name. He said the singer subjected him to a 'disturbing and appalling' campaign of bullying, in which he falsely accused her of being a racist, rapist, and paedophile.

Alan McGee, 62, has been charged with two separate rapes in Southwark and Kensington and Chelsea, London, last night. (left and right, left image) 'A number of allegations have been made against me, including unfounded, hurtful, and untrue,' Mr McGee told the Sunday Mirror by a representative.' These defamation charges have crossed the line into serious defamation, and I have been left with no option but to launch legal proceedings against the individual causing them. I will not be making any further comment at this point.' MailOnline has contacted the Met Police for comment.