| Johnny Marr's Healers to make debut supporting Oasis in Manchester (July 15-16) |
Posted on Mon, Feb 28 2000 at 9:30 a.m. PST
by
David T.
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First with the link
to allstar's article is Sayda:
Johnny Marr,
Happy Mondays Join Oasis Bill In Manchester
Feb 25,
2000, 11:50 am PT
As tipped by allstar last week (allstar,
Feb. 17), Johnny Marr's Healers will indeed make
their live debut in support of Oasis at the band's
hometown gig outside Manchester, England on July
15-16, but the fun doesn't stop there.
Happy Mondays, which broke up in 1992 but reunited
for a few U.K. festival dates last year, have also
been added to the bill, making it a full-blown
Manchester soiree highlighting three separate
lineages of the city's best music. The triple-bill
takes place at Bolton's Reebok Stadium outside of
Manchester and tickets are still available through
Oasis' official Web
site, but presumably not for long.
In other Oasis news, the band has added a headlining
slot at Norway's Quart Festival on July 6 to their
ongoing world tour itinerary.
-- Kevin Raub
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Comments / Notes
hell yeah!!!! i'm going to Manchester this summer to see the "greatest rock-n-roll band in the world", oh yeah and some has-been opening up Johnny something. Everyone's going to see OASIS not some burned out pair of 80's band that will try to re-live the moment and try to steal the shine from Liam and Noel.
viva hate
- Tue, Feb 29, 2000 at 08:56:45 (PST) | #1
It is great that Marr is opening for Oassis. Now, if I can only get out of Manchester before Oassis take the stage...
dan
- Tue, Feb 29, 2000 at 10:25:28 (PST) | #2
Bolton is not Manchester. People in both places won't let you forget that.
James
Didsbury - Sun, Mar 05, 2000 at 08:14:55 (PST) | #3
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