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GMA Network
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
Seventeen's Hoshi and Woozi to enlist in military in September
Seventeen's Hoshi and Woozi are set to start their mandatory military service in September, Pledis Entertainment announced on Tuesday. According to a post on the group's Weverse page, Woozi will enlist on September 15, an Hoshi on the 16th. 'They are scheduled to participate in the 'HOSHI X WOOZI FAN CONCERT [WARNING]' and the SEVENTEEN 5th Studio Album Yizhiyu video call fan signing as their last official activities before enlistment,' Pledis said. After enlisting, they pair be unable to participate in Seventeen's group activities but will stay connected with fans through pre-recorded content. Pledis also told fans not to attend the military site in person, but encouraged them to send them messages through Weverse. 'We ask for your continued love and support for the artists and best wishes for their safe and healthy return. We will also strive to provide our artists with all the necessary support during this time,' Pledis said. Hoshi and Woozi, also known as HxW, make up the third subunit of Seventeen following BSS and JxW. Their debut single album 'Beam,' was released in March. Currently, members Jeonghan and Wonwoo are serving in the military. Seventeen was in the Philippines in January for their 'Right Here' concert tour. —Nika Roque/JCB, GMA Integrated News
The Herald Scotland
21-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Herald Scotland
Oasis reunion tour tickets, dates, setlist and support acts
Fans scrambled to get tickets for the Live '25 tour which will be the first time since 2009 that feuding brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher will reunite on stage as Oasis. Tonight (June 21), a night of special BBC programming will take place as part of the final countdown to the tour. Oasis at the BBC will air tonight from 8.35pm on BBC Two and will be followed by a repeat of the 1997 documentary Right Here, Right Now. The night will finish with Later Presents Oasis - featuring an old performance by the band on Jools Holland back in 2000. When does the Oasis tour start? The long awaited Oasis' Live '25 tour kicks off in Cardiff on July 4 before a run of shows in London, Manchester, Edinburgh and Dublin. The band also announced dates in Asia, Australia, North America and South America, too; meaning the tour stretches out until late-November. Oasis Live '25 UK and Ireland tour dates in full: July 4 - Cardiff (Principality Stadium) July 5 - Cardiff (Principality Stadium) July 11 - Manchester (Heaton Park) July 12 - Manchester (Heaton Park) July 16 - Manchester (Heaton Park) July 19 - Manchester (Heaton Park) July 20 - Manchester (Heaton Park) July 25 - London (Wembley Stadium) July 26 - London (Wembley Stadium) July 30 - London (Wembley Stadium) August 2 - London (Wembley Stadium) August 3 - London (Wembley Stadium) August 8 - Edinburgh (Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium) August 9 - Edinburgh (Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium) August 12 - Edinburgh (Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium) August 16 - Dublin (Croke Park) August 17 - Dublin (Croke Park) September 27 - London (Wembley Stadium) September 28 - London (Wembley Stadium) Oasis tickets Thousands of fans spent hours online last year in the hope of securing tickets to see the Oasis reunion shows. With such a huge demand for tickets, many missed out. However, those fans trying to find last-minute tickets to see Oasis in 2025 are in luck with resale tickets available via Twickets (at the time of writing). Be warned though – it will set you back up to £3,000 for a VIP package. Spare tickets? @Twickets are the official ticket resale partner for Oasis Live '25 👉 Wanting to buy? Be aware of fraudulent sellers on social media… Tickets can ONLY be resold legally, at face value, through Twickets or Ticketmaster. — Oasis (@oasis) June 18, 2025 Oasis tour setlist Rumours have been rife on social media for months about the hits that a possible tour setlist could include. Responding to fans' setlist questions on X, Liam Gallagher has so far confirmed What's The Story (Morning Glory)? tracks Hello and Round Are Way, plus 2000 Standing On The Shoulder of Giants chart-topper Go Let It Out for the shows. Other hits said to be included are Lyla, The Hindu Times, Stand by Me, She's Electric, Don't Look Back in Anger, Live Forever and Rock N Roll Star. Liam also took to X to dismiss an alleged setlist doing the rounds on social media as "fake". Recommended reading: Who will support Oasis's on their UK and Ireland tour dates? Britpop favourites Cast and The Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft will support Oasis at all their UK and Ireland dates on Live '25. The Verve's 1997 album Urban Hymns has spent 162 weeks on the Official Albums Chart. Hit singles Bitter Sweet Symphony and The Drugs Don't Work were taken from it. Both acts are stalwarts of the British Indie and Britpop scene from the 90s.
Scotsman
21-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
How to watch Oasis at the BBC? TV schedule explained
Get in the mood for Oasis' reunion tour with this special night on the BBC 👀 Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... BBC to celebrate the reunion of Oasis. A night of programming is scheduled around the Britpop giants. But what can you expect and how to watch it? In a few weeks, those who were lucky enough to grab Oasis tickets will be belting out Wonderwall in the summer sun. At least if the summer decides to stick around. After years of rumours and speculation, the Britpop giants and 90s icons announced they were reuniting for a run of stadium shows in 2025. There was a mad scramble for tickets but the concerts are almost here. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad But before the band finally hit the road, the BBC has decided to celebrate their legacy with a night of special programming - to get you in the mood. Here's all you need to know: When is Oasis at the BBC on TV? Oasis in 1993 | Getty Images The special programme will be on BBC Two this evening (June 21) and it is set to begin at the very specific time of 8.35pm. It will run for just shy of two hours, finishing at approximately 10.20pm. Oasis at the BBC will be followed by a repeat of the 1997 documentary Right Here, Right Now. The night will be rounded out by Later Presents Oasis - which features an old performance by the band on Jools Holland back in the year 2000. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad What to expect from Oasis at the BBC? The preview for the special, via Radio Times, reads: 'With Oasis's long-awaited reunion and the band's sell-out run of concerts finally just around the corner, this programme dives into the BBC's music archives for a celebration of the band. 'Featuring the early mission statements that were Rock 'n' Roll Star, Cigarettes & Alcohol, Wonderwall, Slide Away and Champagne Supernova, it's a compilation that helps explain the Oasis phenomenon, demonstrating why and how they became one of Britain's biggest bands.'
Yahoo
09-06-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Oxford University to host global climate and human rights summit launch event
A panel of speakers from global climate leadership has been announced for a launch event in Oxford ahead of a climate summit. The University of Oxford will host the launch of the Right Here, Right Now Global Climate Summit 2025 at the Sheldonian Theatre on Wednesday, June 4. Featuring keynote speeches, panel discussions, and performances, the event will bring together leading voices from policy, activism, business, and academia to explore the relationship between climate change and human rights. The launch event will take place ahead of a 24-hour global online plenary extending into World Environment Day on June 5. The evening will begin with introductory remarks from Professor Irene Tracey, vice-chancellor of the University of Oxford, and Volker Türk, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights. Professor Irene Tracey, vice-chancellor of the University of Oxford (Image: Contributed) The event will be hosted by Justin Rowlatt, climate editor at the BBC, and will include a rotation of speakers discussing how climate change impacts human rights and how these rights can inform responses to the climate crisis. The panel of speakers will include Lord Alok Sharma, a former COP26 president known for leading international negotiations resulting in the Glasgow Climate Pact. Vanessa Nakate, a climate justice activist and founder of the Rise Up Movement, who advocates for equitable climate solutions focusing on African communities, will also speak. Kate Raworth, an economist and co-founder of the Doughnut Economics Action Lab, whose work explores sustainable development within planetary boundaries, and Paul Polman, a business leader and former CEO of Unilever, known for championing responsible corporate climate action, will speak too. The audience will also hear from Professor Lavanya Rajamani, professor of international environmental law at Oxford, whose research and legal work supports climate-vulnerable nations in international negotiations, Emma Pinchbeck, chief executive of the Climate Change Committee, who leads the UK's independent advisory body on reaching net zero, and Dr Omnia El Omrani, a medical doctor and climate-health policy advocate, who has represented youth voices at recent UN climate summits and focuses on the health impacts of climate change. The event will be livestreamed and will conclude with a handover to partners at the University of the South Pacific in Fiji to begin the global programme at 10pm. The 24-hour plenary will include contributions from university hubs around the world, partners at UN Human Rights, and the International Universities Climate Alliance. The Oxford Mail and Oxford City Council are looking to find Oxford's climate heroes with this year's Oxford Climate Awards. Rose Hill and Iffley Low Carbon at the Oxford Climate Awards 2024 (Image: Joe Baker) They are looking for individuals or groups who champion environmental sustainability across categories including innovation in climate action, sustainable business, and green transport.
Korea Herald
30-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
Seventeen among world's top 3 touring artists by revenue: Billboard
Seventeen raked in the third-highest revenue among touring artists in the past six months, according to Billboard's biannual report published on Wednesday in the US. The band grossed $120.9 million, trailing only Coldplay and Shakira in the midyear Boxscore tally of worldwide tours for the period from Oct. 1, 2024, to March 31, 2025. The K-pop boy band held its international tour 'Right Here' from October last year to February this year, spanning 14 cities in Asia and the US. The tour sold approximately 842,000 tickets through 30 shows. On May 26, the 10-year-old act rolled out its fifth studio album, 'Happy Burstday,' sweeping the charts at home and abroad, including Melon's Top 100 and Oricon's Daily Album Ranking. The album sold over 2.26 million copies on the day of its release. Seventeen celebrated the 10-year milestone with an outdoor concert on a bridge over the Han River.
