Man Behind Oasis Says Noel And Liam Will Play Together Again One Day

The record company exec who signed Oasis and helped launch Britpop on the world says he thinks the band will reform in the future.

According to NME.com, Alan McGee, one-time head of Creation Records, told BBC 6 Music:

"Even if it’s not the Morning Glory tour, I think you will see Oasis play again, not as a band like [Primal] Scream but I can see them doing a huge gig for charity in a few years but they’ve just got to stop insulting each other."

The colorful music biz impresario is currently working on a stage production with Irvine Welsh, author of "Trainspotting", telling NME it has "nothing to do with Creation or Britpop in that respect".

Thanks for the report to Andrew Vaughan, Gibson.com.

Comments

[Pagan_Poetry]

I can see them doing a huge gig for charity in a few years but they’ve just got to stop insulting each other."

What if it's a charity where every time they insult each other, a thousand dollars is donated to help the starving?
This could be a great idea. Get on making it happen, McGee.

[dollyDagger]

For charity, as if

[SGstriker]

"..or else." --- Record Company Exec.