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BE HERE Now was the album which put the cocaine infused nail in the coffin of the hubris filled, jingoistic, corpse of Britpop. The phenomenon which, in the words of Suede's Brett Anderson began "with the charm and intelligence of a Mike Leigh film" had indeed "become a Carry On movie".

LIVE FOREVER, the leading Irish tribute band to Oasis, bring their two hour show of music from the Manchester band, to Monroe’s Live on Friday May 27 at 10pm.

There’s no better way to relax the body and mind than escaping from reality for a few hours and pampering yourself with luxury treatment at heather and Earth Spa in Ballinasloe’s Shearwater Hotel.  

LIVE FOREVER, the Irish tribute band to Oasis, play Monroe’s Live on Friday September 25 at 10pm, and will play a set ranging from the Manchester band's nineties hits to songs from their final album.

Mollie King is once again collaborating with Oasis to launch her ultimate Loved By Mollie collection as part of the Oasis spring/summer offering.

COME AUGUST, Oasis’s Definitely Maybe will be 20 years old, yet despite reaching this milestone, songs like ‘Slide Away’ and ‘Live Forever’ still sound timeless.

Head to John Dalys tonight, June 21, and catch local band The Academic as they launch their new single ‘Bear Claws’.

Rockers 2Minutes2Midnight are touring around Ireland from this month to promote their brand-new EP How Did This Happen. They will be bringing their no-nonsense rock and roll sound and unmistakable showmanship to The Stables, Mullingar on Friday November 23.

IN THE early 1990s boy band and girl band acts dominated the British and Irish charts. Take That, The Spice Girls, East 17, and Boyzone sold millions of singles and were constantly on television.

IN THE mid-1990s rock was in a perilous state as manufactured groups Take That, The Spice Girls, and Boyzone dominated the charts but a group of Mancunians called Oasis were about to bring guitar-based music back.