Oasis Split -- But Their Antipathy Will Live Forever

With the Gallagher brothers finally imploding, rock history's most entertainingly obnoxious chapter comes to its foregone conclusion.
Noel and Liam Gallagher

When news broke Friday evening that Oasis' show in France was cancelled suddenly, not simply due to the "altercation" that the promoters, hilariously, cited to the 40,000 disappointed fans in attendance, but because Noel Gallagher up and quit the band, initial reaction was somewhat muted: Hadn't we seen this movie before?

Nope, oddly enough.

Liam Gallagher: Oasis Not Breaking Up

The Brit rockers are taking a five-year break -- but Liam says their miserable band dynamic will keep them from breaking up for good.
Oasis

Oasis' Gallagher Bros. are at it again.

SPIN.com's Best of the Week

From Green Day's new tour to the Lollapalooza lineup, this week's top stories had us asking, "Is it summer yet?"
Green Day's Billy Joe / Eminem / Perry Farrell

This week's top stories had us thinking that summer couldn't come soon enough: Green Day announced their summer tour plans, while officials unveiled the lineup for this year's Lollapalooza festival. Meanwhile, Eminem unveiled the pilled-out cover of his summer release and Oasis announced plans to take a summer vacation -- for five years!

Oasis To Take Five-Year Break

Noel Gallagher plots a solo album and calls his brother Liam "rude, arrogant, intimidating, and lazy." Click here for details!
Oasis

Noel Gallagher appreciates your business, but he'd like you to know that the current wait time for a new Oasis album is approximately five years.

Hot Song: Oasis Stroll Down Abbey Road

Warning: May trigger an acid flashback in Paul McCartney. Listen here!
Oasis

Meet Sgt. Gallagher's Oasis Hearts Club Band!

SPIN.com's Best of the Week

From Chris Brown to blink-182, this week's stories got people talking. Plus: Yeah Yeah Yeahs, No Doubt, U2, and more!
L to R: Chris Brown, Jack White, Kanye West, and Mark Hoppus

This week's top stories had everyone talking: Kanye West mouthed off about Thom Yorke, the White Stripes disappointed on Conan's last night at Late Night, Chris Brown and Rihanna continued to cause controversy, and SPIN's Ellen Carpenter had some eyebrow-raising ideas about how to spend the $787 billion economic stimulus -- and blink-182's Mark Hoppus had something to say about it on his

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