GALLAGHER APPEALS FOR CALM ON TOUR
NOEL GALLAGHER has vowed to put an end to his fans’ rock ‘n’ roll antics when he heads out on tour later this year (11).
The former Oasis guitarist, 44, insists he’s too old to party hard, and he wants his audience to put aside its "primal energy" and concentrate on listening to his new solo songs.
And he admits he purposefully chose a series of seated venues for his upcoming tour to prevent fans from getting over-excited.
Gallagher tells Britain’s The Sun, "This album has a more human sound, whereas Oasis was about the primal energy. It was in-your-face, like a football (soccer) match set to music.
"But this, I would really like people to stop and listen. That’s why I’m playing all-seated venues because the lad swilling beer element has got to go."
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