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Mar 25, 1999 · On Wednesday, Room 20 at the Oasis, off the glitzy Las Vegas Strip, was still much the way it was when a clerk discovered Strickland's body - rumpled covers strewn across the double bed, an...
- 29 September 1994: Noel Quits!
- November 1995: Wibbling Rivalry
- May/June 1995: Cricket Bat-Gate
- 23 August 1996: MTV Unplugged No Show
- 27 August 1996: Liam Doesn't Go to America
- 21 May 2000: Barcelona Incident
- 1 October 2002: Bad Chemistry
- 12 June 2005: “I Can F**kin’ Play Him Like A Slightly-Disused Arcade Game”
- April 2009: The Beginning of The End?
- 23 August 2009: No V Festival
The first public cracks in the Oasis facade came during a showcase gig at the Whiskey A Go Go in Los Angeles. According to the Supersonic film, the band were all in various states of “refreshment” and Liam started to fling insults at the band, and chucked a tambourine at his brother. Disgusted, Noel stormed off and disappeared for a couple of days....
An interview by journalist John Harris with Liam and Noel found its way onto vinyl and CD via the label Fierce Panda.The release, entitled Wibbling Rivalry, was “14 minutes of verbal mayhem” according to the blurb and had been recorded the previous year and cemented the brothers’ turbulent reputation in the minds of the public.
During the recording of the second Oasis album (What’s The Story) Morning Glory in Wales, Liam brought a group of people back to the studio while Noel was trying to work. Noel responded to this disruption by reportedly hitting his brother over the head with a handy cricket bat. The bat was rescued from the studio by writer Paolo Hewitt and later so...
Oasis were due to perform their high-profile MTV Unplugged show at the Royal Festival Hall in London straight after their huge Knebworth gigs, but Liam pulled out due to illness. Noel announced: "Liam ain't gonna be with us 'cause he's got a sore throat, so you're stuck with the ugly four" went on to play a 12-song set, proving he didn’t need his b...
At the very last minute, Liam pulled out of a US tour, leaving Noel to front the band. A statement from Creation Records said: “Liam was called away at the last minute to sort out a personal matter” Turns out, Liam had sold his house but had nowhere for his wife to live. He joined the tour three days later, but the tour was cancelled after two week...
A show in Spain was cancelled after drummer Alan White injured his arm, leaving the rest of the band to start drinking. As the night wore on, an argument ensued, in which Liam apparently questioned the legitimacy of Noel’s daughter Anais. Noel attacks Liam and leaves the band for the second time and the band completed the rest of the European tour ...
The band’s Heathen Chemistry tour was marred by problems with Liam’s voice - a show in Spain in July was postponed and a show in Florida the following month saw the singer leave the stage after four songs. At a show in Fukuoka Kokusai Centre in Japan on 1 October, Liam lasted just six songs. The year ended with Liam involved in a brawl in a Muncih ...
At the Heineken Jammin’ Festival in Imola, Italy, Liam left the stage during Champagne Supernova. In an interview with Spin magazine in October that year, Noel said of his brother: “I’ve kind of learnt that instead of arguing stuff out with him and ending up in a fight, I work on his psychology and he’s completely freaked out by me now, He’s actual...
In an interview with Q magazine, Noel made his notorious comment about Liam: He's the angriest man you'll ever meet. He's like a man with a fork in a world of soup.” In the summer there was much bickering between the brothers on social media, with Noel claiming “Life would be easier without Oasis..."
Oasis were due to play the Chelmsford leg of the festival on the Saturday, but cancelled at the last minute as Liam reportedly had laryngitis. Noel claimed his brother was “hungover”, which later led Liam to take legal action - Noel would apologise and the legal action was dropped.
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Nov 12, 2012 · It was the site of the 1998 death of poker player Stu Unger, caused by heart failure from drug use and a heart condition. Television actor David Strickland of "Suddenly Susan" committed suicide...
Jun 21, 2019 · That admission came after he’d been sued by the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band’s Neil Innes over the Oasis song “Whatever,” which resulted in Innes receiving a songwriting credit on the track. Away from...
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Oct 8, 2010 · The New York City basketball world lost a legend Wednesday night when John (The Franchise) Strickland died in his sleep at the age of 38. The sad news was spread all over Facebook and Twitter...
