Music Blog

It doesn’t surprise me that the band Oasis is back on tour. They’ve been rocking the planet since the 90’s. Straight out of the UK led by guitarist/songwriter Noel Gallagher they always seem to leave the crowd wanting more. Recently, I found out that their drummer Alan White left the band and in his place filled in the son of legendary Beatles drummer Ringo Starr’s very own Zak Starkey. What a great addition to the band he was. After his arrival, they finished “Don’t Believe the Truth” which released world wide in 2005, which happened to be the last time I actually got to see them live in concert, so I think it’s getting closer to that time for me to go see another live show by them. Going to www.viagogo.co.uk helped me find out when and where I could get my next Oasis Tickets. I sure can’t wait to go again!

Starting out as a cover band was a band that I grew to respect immensely and that band is named Nickelback. These guys are Canadian straight out of Vancouver. As an appreciator of music and the art of performing, I respect these guys because they started out playing other people’s music, and with a little backround in playing cover music myself, I understand that there is a limited amount of gratification that you feel from doing covers. I respect these guys because they persevered and took it to the next level and now, they are on top of the world. It goes to show you that a little persistence can go a long way. So if you and your friends are looking for a great concert to go to then I would highly recommend going to see Nickelback. A good place to go find out more on Nickelback Tickets is www.viagogo.co.uk. I certainly have a great appreciation for bands that start out in the garage and work their way up.

The other day I was watching comedy central and that movie Wayne’s World came on and I have to say, the part when Wayne and Garth were in the car with their friends and “Bohemian Rhapsody” came on and they all started bobbing their heads when the guitar started jamming out on that one part, it always got my head bobbing along with them. From there on out I actually started listening to Queen more often. Honestly, before then, I never really was a fan because I never actually tried listening to their music. So since then, I have heard most of their albums and watched some of their live performances on dvd. They are beginning their European tour of 2008 this year so now is a good time to start doing some research on how I can get those Queen Tickets. I’m excited to hear what they sound like now. Without Freddie Mercury on lead vocals it ought to be interesting.