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Noel Gallagher Reveals Origin of High Flying Birds Band Name

Friday, 05 August 2011 Written by Elliott Batte
Noel Gallagher Reveals Origin of High Flying Birds Band Name

Ex-Oasis man Noel Gallagher has revealed the origins of the name of his new band ‘Noel Gallaher’s High Flying Birds’ ahead of their first album release.

The Mancunian singer-songwriter has been enjoying the success of his new solo efforts alongside his band of musicians that he calls his ‘High Flying Birds’ – which he has now revealed is the name of one of his favourite 60’s tracks.

“I thought, Ah! What if I was Noel Gallagher's... something?” Noel said. “And then maybe a month passed and I was looking through something and there's a song by Jefferson Airplane called 'High Flying Birds.'

“And that name jumped out. I had a bit of a eureka moment, so I wrote it down. I thought, that looks really cool. It doesn't mean anything, you know?"

Noel Gallagher tickets went on sale this morning – if you want to catch him and his High Flying Birds at one of his three October dates, see below.


Noel Gallagher UK & Ireland Tour Dates are as follows:

Sun October 23rd 2011 - Olympia Theatre, Dublin
Thu October 27th 2011 - Usher Hall, Edinburgh
Sat October 29th 2011 - HMV Hammersmith Apollo, London

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