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"Shakermaker (Live Paris Instore)" is a track by Oasis, from the album Definitely Maybe (Deluxe Edition Remastered). The track is 4:05 long. Dork has published 20 articles about Oasis.
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Four per cent of tickets appeared on secondary markets despite preventive measures, prompting widespread cancellations and refunds
Independent record shops across the UK prepare for annual vinyl celebration featuring rare releases from The Cure and Gorillaz
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The band will now play 19 shows across the UK and Ireland, with a new ballot system for the extra dates.
The billboard, featuring the Gallagher brothers, hints at potential US shows following their recent Amazon Music collaboration.
The newly-added concerts will take place in Manchester, London, and Edinburgh.
30 years since its release, Oasis’ debut album ‘Definitely Maybe’ remains a record that didn’t just spark a band, but drove a whole nation into an era of self-destructive hedonism, wild optimism, and sweeping change.
The announcement marks the end of a 15-year hiatus and signals the rekindling of one of rock music's most tumultuous yet creatively fruitful partnerships.
Tuesday, 8am - no guesses as to what comes next.
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