In this project we see Gallagher going back to his past. He touches base with the life he had, back in the day when he was broke, a daydreamer and wondering what life could be like. It is a way of going back to the beginning for him. The songs that have been already released from the album are “Pretty Boy”, “Easy Now”, “Dead To The World” and, now, we are presented with “Council Skies”. Which is believed to be the last release before the final drop.

We can confirm it is an album close to his heart and has transmitted a different level to his sound. The rockstar himself admits that “Dead To The World” is the best song he has ever written.

Throughout the album expect to hear the likes of collaborators such as Paul “Strangeboy” Lacey, who’ve worked together for a long time running during their musical careers. The Smith’s co-songwriter, Johnny Marr, makes an appearance in three tracks including the already released “Pretty Boy”.  And last but not least ,The Cure frontman Robert Smith has also input towards remixes on a couple of the songs as well as live recordings.

Noel Gallagher explains “It’s going back to the beginning. Daydreaming, looking up at the sky and wondering about what life could be … that’s as true to me now as it was in the early ‘90s. When I was growing up in poverty and unemployment, music took me out of that” on the making of Council Skies.

The name claimed itself when he was sat at his coffee table and saw a book by Pete McKee titled that same way; Council Skies. He rather liked the ring of it and thought it fit only too well into the significance of his album. It is said that the musician got in contact with McKee to request permission for using the same title on his release. A success, clearly.

The album release will be followed up by an arena UK tour. Starting on the 21st of July in Buckinghamshire he will make his way around the country until finishing in Liverpool on the 21st December.

Tickets are available here.

UK Tour dates:

21/07/23 – Pennfest – Buckinghamshire
23/07 – Wollaton Park – Nottingham
28/07 – Crystal Palace Bowl – London
30/07 – Brighton Beach – Brighton
05/08 – Audley End – Essex
19/08 – Caldicot Castle – Monmouthshire
20/08 – Hardwick Festival – Sedgefield
24/08 – Vivary Park – Taunton
26/08 – Wythenshawe Park – Manchester
27/08 – Royal Hospital – Dublin
30/08 – Bonus Arena – Hull
01/09 – Don Valley Bowl – Sheffield
14/12 – OVO Arena Wembley – London
15/12 – Utilita Arena – Birmingham
17/12 – International Arena – Cardiff
18/12 – First Direct Arena – Leeds
20/12 – OVO Hydro – Glasgow
21/12 – M&S Bank Arena – Liverpool

Breezer wrote all the lyrics and music for the album titled AISIS - The Lost Tapes / Vol.1 (In Style of Oasis / Liam Gallagher – AI Mixtape/Album) and recorded the tracks themselves adding an AI-generated version of Liam’s vocals on top.

The eight-track album is a 32-minute nostalgia trip packed with a mix of grandiose ballads and noisy full-tilt bangers. Liam’s iconic swaggering vocals blast out over swirling psychedelic guitar riffs, rage-filled drumbeats, tambourines, and meaty basslines – and he sounds surprisingly un-computer generated.

Listen to the album here:

In the caption to the video posted on Youtube, the band called the album an “alternate reality concept album where the band’s 95-97 line-up continued to write music, or perhaps all got together years later to write a record akin to the first 3 albums”. AISIS was created during 2021 lockdown. “We’re bored of waiting for Oasis to reform, so we’ve got an AI modelled Liam Gallagher (inspired by @JekSpek) to step in and help out,” the band added.

The band also promised that if the project was successful, we could expect more AISIS songs: “We have a 2nd bunch of songs to come if you want to hear more, please let us know in the comments”.

The album has been a hit with Oasis fans many of whom still cling to the possibility that the Gallagher brothers will kiss and make up for the sake of rock ‘n’ roll. As it stands the album has nearly 200K views on YouTube.

Not only have Oasis fans got a kick out of the project but Liam has also confirmed that he’s on board too. When asked on Twitter by a fan if he had heard the album yet he replied, “Not the album heard a tune it’s better than all the other snizzle out there”. He also eloquently commented, “mad as fuck I sound mega”.

Not the album heard a tune it’s better than all the other snizzle out there

— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) April 19, 2023

Mad as fuck I sound mega — Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) April 19, 2023

Liam will be appearing at festivals around the globe this summer including Boardmasters in Cornwall, Mad Cool in Madrid, I‑DAYS MILANO in Milan, In the Park in Helsinki, and Rock Werchester in Belgium. For tickets see here.

The other Gallagher brother has just released the title track from his upcoming new album with his band The High Flying Birds Council Skies. It’s the fourth single to be released from the album coming out on 2^nd June. Noel will be embarking on a mega arena tour later this year. For more information and tickets see here.

For all of Liam Gallagher’s UK & Europe festival dates see below:

The 54-year-old artist recently spoke about his new venture during an interview on The Matt Morgan Podcast. During the conversation, Gallagher stated the cameras will capture the “Magic Moments” of the former Oasis bandmember and the group as they work on their hotly anticipated release.

Speaking on the process of the new release, Gallagher confirmed that the album was written and the group would begin to record the material next month. The Britpop icon went on to confirm that he had composed several acoustic ballads. The singer continued to speak on the album’s progress with Morgan, “One is one of my favourite songs that I’ve ever written, it’s got great chords and it’s very, very sad. In the verses the music is quite sad and the sentiment in the verses is quite strong, but in the chorus the music is quite uplifting and the words are quite sad. It’s a fucking great song.” Gallagher continued to discuss the group’s new material, “I started writing the album in January and I thought if I get it finished by the week leading up to Christmas it’ll be great. I actually finished it with one day to spare. I’ll start recording properly on January 20.”

Gallagher continued to state that the project will be different from Peter Jackson’s celebrated Disney-docu-series. Unlike the recent The Beatles documentary, the singer has confirmed that his writing process will not be recorded as he does not deem the practice interesting for the audience. The musician proceeded to expand on his comment, “Me writing, once you’ve seen it for an hour, then you’ve seen it, They’re The Beatles and Paul McCartney is writing ‘Get Back’ and I’m writing a record which, frankly, with the best will of the world, not a lot of people are going to give a shit about. Me noodling away on the same five chords I’ve been using all my life going, ‘Sunshine, through the rain, can’t buy fame . . . ’, it’s not got the same gravitas.”

Within the podcast, Gallagher also revealed that a classic track from the back catalogue of Oasis served as inspiration for his group’s new release. The singer stated that “Talk Tonight” sparked the inspiration for the group’s follow-up release from the 2017 album Who Built The Moon?. The track was originally released on 24th April 1995 and was released as a B-Side for the megahit “Some Might Say”. The track was written and sung by Noel Gallagher and was later included within the 1998 compilation album The Masterplan.

In other news, fans will be able to catch Gallagher live next year when the singer embarks on his UK tour. The series of Summer concerts begin with a headlining set at the In It Together festival held in Wales. The month-long tour comes to a close with a performance in Bristol on 22nd June 2022.

Noel Gallagher UK tour dates

04/06/2022 – In It Together Festival – Wales
09/06 – Rock ‘n’ Roll Circus – Newcastle
11/06 – Summer Sessions – Dundee
12/06 – Cannock Chase Forest – Staffordshire
15/06 – Eden Project – Cornwall
16/06 – Delamere Forest – Cheshire
18/06 – Stadiwm Eirias – Colwyn Bay
19/06 – Hampstead Heath Kenwood – London
21/06 – The Piece Hall – Halifax
22/06 – Bristol Sounds – Bristol

Click here to purchase tickets.

Click here to listen to Matt Morgan’s podcast.

Featuring on the show alongside his bandmates from Highflying Birds in promotion of their latest project, “Back The Way We Came: Volume 1 (2011-2021,” compiling on the band’s greatest hits from the past decade.

Noel Gallagher and The High Flying Birds also sat down for a chat with This Morning host Anthony Mason. Noel said of his time on the scene: “Well, I came out of a band with a very strong identity, a very famous band, a band that fans really, really loved, and I didn’t want my solo career to be a sugar-free version of that. Like Diet Oasis,” He continued: “I’m allowed to work at my own pace, I’m not writing songs for a brand; we were a stadium rock band, therefore I was writing stadium rock songs. And I was writing for another singer.”

“Don’t Look Back In Anger” reached Number One in the UK charts back in 1996 and claimed a position in the top ten spots across several other European nations, ultimately going three times platinum in the UK. The track featured on Oasis’ second studio album “(What’s The Story) Morning Glory,” which won Best British Album at the 1996 Brit Awards and bagged the Gallagher brothers a second Brit in 2010 for Greatest British Album Since 1980.

Earlier this week, Noel intimated in an interview with The Sun newspaper that a solo Oasis tour is on the cards. He said: “ It is a privileged position to be in. I will probably get round to a tour of mostly Oasis songs when I do the acoustic thing. There is always a plan to take that out properly with an orchestra on tour, but I am not sure when that will happen because of the COVID shit.”
You can watch Noel Gallagher and The High Flying Bird’s performance on CBS This Morning now.

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— Noel Gallagher (@NoelGallagher) April 27, 2021

The possible new music will no doubt be a key feature and talking point within the artist’s appearance on ‘The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show’ on BBC Radio 2. Within the interview, scheduled for 29th April 2021 at 6:30, Ball has revealed via the show’s website that “Noel Gallagher calls in to tell Zoe about some very exciting news.”. The Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds singer and guitarist, also announced another radio appearance, which will hopefully reveal more information concerning the release. Gallagher posted via Twitter, that he will also be talking with Dave Berry on Absolute Radio on 29th April 2021 at 9 am.

Gallagher revealed earlier this month that he was working on new music and the singer cited the lockdown as an opportunity to work on his next album. The singer spoke to Matt Morgan on his podcast, ‘Funny How?’, concerning the development of his new album.

“I’ve been in the studio on a bit of a roll. Bit of a run, bit of a purple patch, some mega tunes, really fucking great. I’m doing the songs for a new album. I’ve been in the studio every day. If I didn’t have that, I don’t know where I’d be at now. If I wasn’t going in there every day. Actually, some fucking great stuff has come out of it.”

Gallagher went on to discuss his influences and music-making process. “electro shimmer pop It’s not electro at all really. It’s just because their demos, when you hear the finished thing it will be unrecognisable to that but it will still have the same vibe, Everything is motoring, well actually, just cruising. As soon as everything opens I’ll just be living the dream again. My studio is in town so I’ll be in town, going to the pub for lunch, going back to the studio pissed up, shouting at people.”

An Oasis reunion will always be a fan’s first thought when such mysterious news is posted, and this announcement is no different, rumours have been circulating that the release date relates to new Oasis material, rather than the singer’s solo work. Conspiracies concerning the Twitter post’s meaning have been heightened by the news which confirmed that the Gallagher brothers have created their own production company, Kosmic Kyte. Ever since the production company’s confirmation in March, Fans have hoped that the famous feud has ended, and the ‘Supersonic’ siblings will work together again musically.