Zak Starkey could've been on tour with Oasis or The Who if the past few months went a bit differently. In a new interview with The Telegraph, the drummer reflected on allegedly getting fired from ...

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Zak Starkey has said he is “gutted” to not be drumming for Oasis on their 2025 reunion tour. Starkey was the drummer for the Britpop icons between 2004-2008 when he replaced Alan White behind the kit, ...

“I’ll cry if I go, in case he mucks it up," said Starkey. "I’m sure he won’t, but you know that’s my favourite band. I’d have done that gig for nothing, you know? I just loved it.