Liam Gallagher says Fontaines D.C. “are not good enough” to open for Oasis on their ‘Live ’27’ tour

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The Irish band launched their new album ‘Dopamine Chamber’ yesterday (October 16) and previewed it with at an intimate gig at London’s Roundhouse the night before (October 15).

Previously, Carlos O’Connell said they “couldn’t really give a shit” about the Oasis reunion in 2024 and Conor Deegan III added: “I’m not excited about it either, to be honest.

I feel like we get caught in the last era – like the ’10s – and into such a nostalgic thing that we’re forgetting to make new things.

Isso levou Gallagher a responder a um fã que perguntou se a banda seria considerada como abertura para a turnê “Live ’25” do Oasis: “Fuck them little spunkbubbles I’ve seen better dressed ROADIES.”.

While Deegan and O’Connell weren’t too enthusiastic about the Britpop icons getting back together at the time, the band’s frontman Grian Chatten made it clear that he didn’t share the same stance.

There not good enough they don’t have any tunes.

Agora, quando um fã perguntou novamente por que o Oasis não reserva a Fontaines para abrir em sua próxima turnê “Live ’27”, Gallagher respondeu: “Eles não são bons o suficiente, eles não têm nenhuma música.”.

Fontaines D. C. have yet to respond publicly to the Oasis frontman’s remarks. NME has contacted a spokesperson for the band for comment.

The ‘Live ’27’ tour was announced on September 14 after months of speculation. Noel Gallagher revealed that the band had decided to head out again following their second Wembley show on the ‘Live ’25’ tour in July 2025, explaining: “We were having such a great time.

The run was subsequently expanded due to “phenomenal demand”, and all 42 dates have now sold out. The tour includes five nights at Glasgow’s Celtic Park, 11 at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium, six at Knebworth, two at Slane Castle and dates across mainland Europe and the US.

Noel já prometeu que os shows serão “so much better” do que a turnê de reunião de 2025, dizendo que a banda será “way more relaxed” na segunda vez.

So far only Richard Ashcroft has been confirmed as support at all of their forthcoming shows. He previously joined them on their Live ’25 UK dates.

Meanwhile, Fontaines D. C. recently opened up about their “very tough year” at their show at the Roundhouse earlier this week.

Appearing to refer to the death of manager Trevor Dietz, who passed away in June, Chatten told the crowd: “It’s been a very tough year for us. I’d like to sing you this song.” The group then proceeded to perform ‘Favourite’, a single from their last album, 2023’s ‘Romance’.

Em uma resenha de cinco estrelas sobre “Dopamine Chamber”, Andrew Trendell, do NME, escreveu: “A maior banda irlandesa desde o U2 também se consolidou como a banda definitiva desta década em ‘Dopamine Chamber’ – um disco extraordinário para tempos extraordinários.”.

Amidst all the hiss and the decay, Fontaines have made something pure, honest and feeling while in exhilarating motion. Now you see who they are.”.

Filmed at Alexandra Palace this week, a Fontaines special of Later… With Jools Holland will air in November with the intimate set hitting via iPlayer next week.

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