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Oasis Launch Legal Battle To Block Auction of More Than 100 Hours of Unheard Recordings

The Gallagher brothers have launched a lawsuit, and this time it’s not against each other, to prevent the auction of unreleased recordings.

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This may be obvious, but the Gallagher brothers are not to be messed with. Earlier this month, news broke of an auction of Oasis memorabilia. Not just any memorabilia, but it’s a collection of 63 concert records and over 100 hours of rehearsals from the band’s heyday. This auction also includes soundchecks, tour itineraries, setlists, an Epiphone guitar, an original Kangol Oasis Tour parka, a rare pair of Adidas Kegler Supt Ostrich trainers gifted to Noel, and dialogue among the band.

Also included is a copy of the band’s 1996 performance on the banks of Loch Lomond, Scotland. This is believed to be the only copy of this concert. Huw Richards, the band’s sound engineer from 1994 to 2001, gathered these master recordings for........

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