Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds have recently announced two new shows in Manchester. The gigs will take place on March 24 and 25 at the O2 Apollo Manchester. Tickets will be available via Gigs and Tours on Friday 24, January at 09.30 AM.

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Just Announced: Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds will play two nights in Noel’s home city of Manchester, performing shows at the O2 Apollo Manchester on 24th and 25th March 2020! The band will also play London’s Royal Albert Hall on 27th March as part of the Teenage Cancer Trust concerts. Join NGHFB’s mailing list via the link in bio by 12pm, January 21st to receive exclusive pre-sale access for Manchester 02 Apollo dates. All tickets go on general sale Friday January 24th at 9.30am GMT

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Apart from two new dates in Manchester, the “Holy Mountain” hitmaker will also play a show at Royal Albert Hall in London on March 27. The show is in support of the Teenage Cancer Trust concerts where Stereophonics and Paul Weller are also the headlines of the gig. Find more information in the tweet below.

We are incredibly proud to announce the @TeenageCancer 2020 #TeenageCancerGigs at the @RoyalAlbertHall, bringing together some of the biggest names in music to support young people with cancer.
Full details: https://t.co/Xjm3AYLU2K pic.twitter.com/hjI7nlYOnD

— Absolute Radio (@absoluteradio) January 20, 2020

Noel Gallagher and co are set to release Blue Moon Rising, the final set of the EP trilogy. The EP will be available on March 6, two weeks before the recently announced tour in Gallagher’s hometown. Blue Moon Rising will follow up the release of critically-acclaimed This Is the Place—the second EP dropped back in September 2019—and Black Star Dancing—the first of the three EPs unveiled in June 2019. “Wandering Star” is the single off Blue Moon Rising, which has a tinge of Christmas vibes and uplifting lyrics.

Despite the announcement of forthcoming music and concerts, the 52-year-old legend did mention the thought of taking a hiatus. Appearing as a guest on Funny How? podcast held by Matt Morgan, Gallagher stated his plan to “take a big chunk of time off”, as he said, “I’m ready to call it a day, actually. I’m ready to stop touring for a while. I’m ready to take a big chunk of time off.”

He added, “I can see myself not producing as much material and touring every five to six years, as opposed to every two or three. I’m 52 now. By the time I finish the next tour I’ll be 58, so that’s nearly 60. You don’t know how you’re going to feel physically. You’re gonna think, ‘Can I be f***ing arsed to be away from the kids?'”