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Liam Gallagher to hold concert in Jakarta
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Liam Gallagher performs as the frontman of Beady Eye at the Festival Internacional de Benicassim 2013 on July 19, 2013, in Benicasim, Spain. (shutterstock.com/Christian Bertrand/File)
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iam Gallagher, the mono-browed Mancunian trouble-maker and former vocalist of British rock group Oasis, is scheduled to perform in Jakarta on Aug. 8.
Taking place at Ecovention Ancol, North Jakarta, the concert will be his first in Indonesia.
Promoter Nada Promotoama posted a series of announcements on Twitter on May 16 regarding the event.
“Liam Gallagher, the greatest front man of all time, former singer of Oasis, biggest British rock band, is coming to Jakarta on 8th August 2017 for the first time ever.”
(1/5) Liam Gallagher, the greatest front man of all time, former singer of Oasis, biggest british rock band pic.twitter.com/ll3nsr4uC1
— Nada Promotama (@NadaPromotama) May 16, 2017
(2/5) is coming to Jakarta on 8th August 2017 for the first time ever.
— Nada Promotama (@NadaPromotama) May 16, 2017
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Tickets will be sold starting from June 2 on Thepointofsale and KiOSTiX.
Gallagher will also be heading to Japan to take the stage at SonicMania 2017 in Tokyo on Aug. 18 and Summer Sonic 2017 in Osaka on Aug. 20.
Afterwards, he will depart to South Korea on Aug. 22 to perform in the “Live Forever Long” concert alongside the Foo Fighters and Korean band The Monotones, according to The Korea Herald.
Formed in 1991, Oasis is a legendary band known for its anthems “Don’t Look Back in Anger” and “Wonderwall”.
After Oasis split in 2009, Gallagher formed Beady Eye and then later decided to go solo in 2014. (kes)
