Weekly News Round-Up: Oasis, The Rolling Stones and more

You’re in the right place if you’ve missed any of the week’s top news stories – here Live4ever’s Weekly News Round-Up presents a recap of the biggest headlines in British music we featured during the last seven days.

Liam and Noel Gallagher live with Oasis in New York (Photos: Paul Bachmann for Live4ever Media)

A lyric video for She’s Electric has been uploaded as Oasis‘ huge selling album (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? clicks over to its 23rd year.

Featuring a Terry Gilliam-esque collage, the video offers a timely reminder of the almost uniquely ubiquitous nature of Oasis’ 1995 second studio LP, given it was never released as a single but is now one of their most commonly heard ditties.

Ride will play some UK acoustic shows from the end of next month to celebrate their 30th anniversary.

Gigs start on November 29th at St. George’s Church in Brighton, and end on December 4th in Manchester after stops in Margate, Bristol and London.

Mumford & Sons have unveiled the world tour for their new album Delta.

It’s promised to be groundbreaking and feature a ‘stage right across the middle of the room’ when they open at the 3Arena in Dublin on November 16th, with UK and Ireland arena gigs continuing for the rest of that month.

Richard Ashcroft will start a second round of UK and Ireland dates behind his upcoming new solo album Natural Rebel in the spring of 2019.

Ashcroft is ready to begin a short run of UK shows later this month in Glasgow, and will be back in April and May next year for stops in Portsmouth, Cardiff, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Hull, Birmingham, Dublin, Doncaster, Leicester and London.

A 50th anniversary edition of The Rolling Stones‘ Beggars Banquet album will be released on November 16th.

One of the legendary band’s crowning achievements and their last with Brian Jones, Beggars Banquet marked the start of their association with producer Jimmy Miller and the run of classic albums which had also taken in Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers and Exile On Main St. by 1972.

A second snippet from Thom Yorke‘s Suspiria score, which is due to get a physical release on October 26th, has been shared.

Has Ended is part of the music Yorke has composed with the LSO for the horror film, itself a part of some renewed solo work for the Radiohead frontman who has a North America coming up next month with Nigel Godrich and artist Tarik Barri, the same collaborators who joined him on last June’s tour of Europe.

Morrissey will play Californian headline dates around his appearance at the state’s Tropicalia Festival on November 3rd.

The show at Los Angeles’ Microsoft Theater will include special guest Joan Jett, and a short South American tour is due to visit Peru, Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina and Chile after two nights in Mexico City on November 22nd and 23rd.

After signing to Alcopop! Records in August and releasing the Wham! Bang! Pow! Let’s Rock Out! single, Art Brut have confirmed a brand new studio album of the same name.

Out on November 23rd, it’s being led by a single entitled Hospital! which, despite containing all the Art Brut hallmarks, underneath tells the story of a ‘dangerously ill’ Eddie Argos.