Someone Died at an Oasis Show, from an Apparent Fall
Someone died at the Oasis show at Wembley Stadium on Saturday, from an apparent fall.
I say "apparent", because authorities don't seem to have a witness yet. They say the guy had, quote, "injuries consistent with a fall," and they're hoping someone will come forward with either an eyewitness account or video footage.
The band issued a statement saying, quote, "We are shocked and saddened to hear of the tragic death of a fan at the show last night.
"Oasis would like to extend our sincere condolences to the family and friends of the person involved."
On a more positive note, Oasis fans have set a Wembley Stadium record . . . for DOWNING BEERS. During the band's reunion shows there, they've consumed 250,000 pints per night.
Last year, Coldplay fans only managed 120,000 pints per night, and Taylor Swift fans sipped a measly 40,000.
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Finger Eleven Announce First New Album In Over A Decade
Finger Eleven is releasing their first new album in over 10 years called "Last Night on Earth" on November 7th. The Canadian rock band got inspired after touring with Creed last summer and put out a new song called "Blue Sky Mystery" featuring Richard Patrick from Filter. Their previous single "Adrenaline" reached the top 20 on rock charts and has gotten over 176-thousand views on YouTube. The new album mixes different musical styles from the 1960s onward and includes both heavy rockers and an acoustic track. They'll be touring with Alien Ant Farm and later doing a big Canadian tour with Headstones and Tea Party.
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Goo Goo Dolls Announces New EP
The Goo Goo Dolls are releasing a new seven-song EP called "Summer Anthem" on August 22nd, and they just released a new song called "Not Goodbye (Close My Eyes)" with a lyric video. Singer John Rzeznik says the song is about accepting that life doesn't last forever and how everything is always changing. The band is currently on a sold-out summer tour with Dashboard Confessional that has sold over 300,000 tickets. They're playing at nearly 50 venues across the country, including famous spots like Red Rocks and Jones Beach Theater, plus a hometown show in Buffalo.
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Olivia Rodrigo brought Weezer onstage during her Lollapalooza set.
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Rod Stewart's Ozzy Osbourne Tribute Is Bizarre, and Maybe Inappropriate
When Ozzy Osbourne died, celebrities the world over offered heartfelt, respectful tributes. And then there's Rod Stewart.
On his current tour, Rod has been dedicating the song "Forever Young" to Ozzy. But recently, he's added a bizarre element to the tribute: An A.I. video of Ozzy in Heaven, taking selfies with other dead celebrities.
They include Bob Marley, Whitney Houston, Amy Winehouse, Tupac, Prince, Freddie Mercury, Kurt Cobain, Tina Turner, Michael Jackson, and rapper XXXtentacion. (???)
Someone who witnessed this insanity in Charlotte, North Carolina last week reported that Rod followed up the video by DUNKING on several of the dead celebs.
He said, quote, "Very sad. A lot of those people died 'cause of drugs . . . I'm still here, though!"
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