Oasis was dead. It was a certainty. I was there when Peaches Christ's planned tribute to Heklina suddenly became a wake for the very venue hosting the tribute. I was there in October when the company's annual Rocky Horror production went from ridiculously raunchy to absolutely heart-breaking. I, like all of you, have spent the last half-year reading the announcements and comforting friends as we counted down the days 'til their New Year's Eve swan song.
"It was a mad time and the only period in our lives when we were all over the tabloids, and it was a fuss over nothing. We've done gigs with Liam since. I'm not sure how Noel feels about it, but we've definitely made up with Liam anyway."
"To all OASIS fans around the world young middle aged old as fuck THANKYOU from the bottom of my heart you absolutely LICKED IT UP TO RAS forever grateful for your ENERGY and BIBLICAL vibes without you were just a good band with you were the BEST BAND ON THE FUCKING PLANET LG x"
The first thing I notice when I walk into the oasis is the temperature drop. Then, I hear the birdsong and the rustling of the palm trees. The harsh sun dims and there's water and the smell of damp earth. It's easy to understand why desert travellers yearned to reach these havens and why they have become synonymous with peace.
The General Services Administration has added 53 small businesses to its list of apparent awardees for OASIS+, the massive government-wide contract vehicle for professional services not tech-centric in nature. GSA made these selections for the 8(a) track of OASIS+ and this move now opens the window for size challenges, or protests that question whether or not these companies are in fact small businesses.
Oasis paid tribute to the victims of the Annunciation Church and School in Minneapolis by dedicating the band's performance of "Live Forever" in their honor. "I want to dedicate this next tune to the kiddies in Minneapolis. 'Live Forever,'" Liam Gallagher declared during the band's concert at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on Sunday night.
Oasis kicked off the North American leg of their Live '25 reunion tour on Sunday night at Toronto's Rogers Stadium. It was the first of two shows there and they seemed to have brought the English weather with them, as it was a soggy night full of rain. That didn't seem to dampen the spirits of fans, though, who were there to see their first Toronto show in 17 years.
I don't like men. I mean, don't get me wrong, I love men, but I don't like them very much. Despite being an absolute darling, I remain somewhat synonymous with disliking men personally and professionally: I have disliked them on the internet, in my books, on the streets, in the sheets. You name the time and place; I'm there with a complaint about some nightmare named Ryan, probably, who sucks.
Berghaus launched the Concert Collection, a limited-edition reissue of archival pieces featuring the iconic Meru jacket worn by Liam Gallagher in 1997, targeting nostalgia for Britpop fans.
The show bursts with energy, from Major Hammy's charismatic Will to Mudd's neurotic Carlton. The lip-syncs, the over-the-top physical comedy, and the perfectly timed '90s references make it feel like stepping into a time machine - if that time machine also had a drag queen at the controls.
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