Noel Gallagher has revealed plenty of details about his bands brand new third studio album. Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds album will be due out on November 24th and will be titled “Who Built The Moon?”. With 11 songs on the track list, the album features two legendary musicians playing alongside Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds including The Jam’s Paul Weller and The Smith’s Johnny Marr. Weller plays the organ on the second track “Holy Mountain”, while Marr jams along on his guitar and harmonica to the ninth track “If Love Is The Law”. You can pre-order the brand new album Who Built The Moon? on Noel Gallagher’s website as well as through music service provider’s Apple Music and Spotify.
You can check out the Who Built The Moon track list here:
- Fort Knox
- Holy Mountain
- Keep On Reaching
- It’s A Beautiful World
- She Taught Me How To Fly
- Be Careful What You Wish For
- Black & White Sunshine
- Interlude (Wednesday Part 1)
- If Love Is The Law
- The Man Who Built The Moon
- End Credits (Wednesday Part 2)
There is also talk that this is the album artwork:
Working with producer and and composer David Holmes on the new album, Holmes released a statement discussing the direction and sound of the album. Holmes stated that “People are going to be surprised. I think people love Noel and they’re desperate for him to make a really big, bold, up-tempo beast of a record – a lot of Noel’s music is quite mid-tempo. This one is fun.” Looking back at his last two solo records, it is accurate to say that Noel did not take many risks or create a sound that was comparable to the epic hits of Oasis. This new album, Who Built The Moon? is highly anticipated by fans and music critics, who expect a more lively and emotional sound from the singer-songwriter and guitarist. After all, Noel Gallagher has been perfecting this album for the last two years.
Since leaving Oasis in 2009, Noel Gallagher has faced a lot of backlash from his ex-bandmate and brother Liam Gallagher, music critics and fans, and other artists. Liam Gallagher, who chimed in once he found out more details on his brother Noel Gallagher’s upcoming album, stated that “Psychedelic music by a beige drip is like a vegetarian trying to sell you a kebab as you were. It takes more than wheeling out your old mate Uri Geller and Har Mar Superstar to make a so-called out there record snoozer as you were.” His references to Uri Geller and Har Mar Superstar refer to Noel’s collaborations with Marr and Weller.
Noel Gallagher also announced both this UK and North American tour dates. You can check out the North American tour dates below, which will kick off in Detroit, Michigan in early February and wrap up a month later on March 12th in Los Angeles, California.
Here are the 2018 Who Built The Moon? Tour dates for North America:
Feb 09 – The Cathedral at Masonic Temple, Detroit, MI
Feb 10 – Express Live!, Columbus, OH
Feb 12 – Anthem, Washington, DC
Feb 13 – Merriam Theater, Philadelphia, PA
Feb 15 – Radio City Music Hall, New York, NY
Feb 17 – Opera House, Boston, MA
Feb 18 – Place des Arts, Montreal, QC
Feb 20 – Sony Centre for the Performing Arts, Toronto, ON
Feb 23 – Goodyear Theater, Cleveland, OH
Feb 24 – Chicago Theatre, Chicago, IL
Feb 25 – Murat Theatre, Indianapolis, IN
Feb 27 – Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TN
Feb 28 – The Tabernacle, Atlanta, GA
Mar 02 – Orpheum Theatre, New Orleans, LA
Mar 03 – House of Blues, Houston, TX
Mar 05 – Moody Theater At ACL Live
Mar 06 – Majestic Theater, Dallas, TX
Mar 09 – The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan, Las Vegas, NV
Mar 10 – Fox Theater, Oakland, CA
Mar 12 – The Orpheum, Los Angeles, CA
Finally, Noel Gallagher revealed a Who Built The Moon? album trailer. From the sound, look, and creativity, we have to admit we are incredibly excited to hear his new album! Have a look here:
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