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Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult and under 6s will not be permitted at the event.
As part of an exciting new partnership between RG Live and Merlin Entertainment, a series of unmissable shows have been announced starting with Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds at Warwick Castle.
The legendary Mancunian rockstar and main songwriter of Oasis, will be heading up a massive show at the historic landmark on Sunday 21st July 2024.
In the last year, Noel has been travelling across the globe, from the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury to LA’s Greek Theatre, there’s no slowing down for one of the UK’s biggest artists.
Noel will be performing classic hits from his back catalogue and international best-selling albums. His 2023 studio album, ‘Council Skies,’ was released in June 2023 and has been met with global critical acclaim citing it as his strongest body of work to date.
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April 15th 2024
Gaz Coombes was good as the support but Marr was outstanding. Credit to Coombes here though, he came back on stage and did some numbers with Marr and they went really well.
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The early 1980s weren’t the best of times to be an aspiring guitar player. Twenty years earlier, the head of Decca records, Dick Rowe, had made the biggest A&R gaff in pop history with the legendary clanger "Guitar groups are on their way out, Mr Epstein". But in 1982, Rowe’s apocalyptic prophecy suddenly sounded frighteningly real. After the initial roar and storm of punk, British pop music had succumbed to a synthesizer-driven pursuit of new waves and new romanticisms. In an age of Vienna’s, Tainted Love’s and Too Shy’s, the pure sound of six-stringed, melodic pop - be it as amorous as The Beatles, as lascivious as The Stones or as giddy as T.Rex - was fast becoming a lost cause with few willing to fight its corner.
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