Arthurs had not publicly talked about his diagnosis of prostate cancer so far. The musician gave the news through his social networks.
Paul “Bonehead” Arthurslong -standing guitarist and founding member of Oasismoves away from the band’s current meeting tour to focus on cancer treatment.
“Earlier this year I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. LTo good news is that I am responding very well to treatment, which allowed me to participate in this incredible tour“Arthurs explained in a shared publication on social networks on Friday.” Now, I have to take a scheduled break for the next phase of my treatment, so I will miss the concerts in Seoul, Tokyo, Melbourne and Sídney. “
Although Arthurs, 60, shared that he is “really sad to miss these shows,” he also assured his fans that he feels “well and that He will return ready to go out on time for South America. Stop it great if you go this month and see you again on stage with the band in November. “
Arthurs had not publicly talked about his diagnosis of prostate cancer before Friday. The musician spoke about the diagnosis of tonsil cancer in 2022; However, the following year, he reflected: “I was diagnosed with tonsils last year, in March, it was at least a hard year, but I finished the treatment on June 24. Three months later, they discharged me.”
Oasis in Argentina
The Latin American stage of the brothers’ meeting tour Noel and Liam Gallagher It will include a double stop in Buenos Aires, with two shows In River Plate, the nights of November 15 and 16, 2025.
In the previous one to what those shows will be, Noel Gallagher spoke about his desire to play in Argentina, was during an interview with the Talksport program.
“I long to play at the River Plate stadium in Buenos Aires”he revealed during the interview when he was asked what stop of the tour he made him more illusion. He then talked about the story that Oasis has with the Argentine public.
“We play there a couple of times. Argentina is, without a doubt, in the Top 5 of the places where we like to play in the world and is the most remote place of Ireland and Manchester,” he said for the pride of fans. Finally, he added that this happiness to play again in Argentina is shared by the rest of the band: “Everyone is anxious for the show in River Plate because it is a very special place for us”.
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