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Oasis has revealed a 2027 world tour spanning the UK, Europe, and the US, with 11 Manchester shows and five Celtic Park dates in Glasgow. Richard Ashcroft will be the special guest on all dates. The news follows their 2025 reunion tour and a wave of teasers and drone displays ahead of the official announcement.
Haaland has starred in Norway’s World Cup opener, delivering a standout performance that has energized fans from Boston to Vancouver. Norway has returned to the World Cup after 28 years, and celebrations reflect a surge of global interest in the tournament.
England has secured a last-16 spot after overturning a 1-0 deficit with Gordon assisting Kane’s brace; attention shifts to penalties and Tuchel’s preparation ahead of a clash with Mexico. Penalty strategy and shootout readiness dominate coverage as teams progress through the World Cup.
Airlines and hotel groups warn that reducing Customs and Border Protection staffing at major U.S. airports could devastate international travel during a FIFA World Cup window, while the administration weighs options and cities push back on immigration policy. The debate comes as industry groups warn of operational disruption and a drop in international visitation.
France has eliminated Morocco 2-0 in Boston, with Mbappé scoring and setting up Dembele as they advance to the World Cup semi-finals. Morocco, chasing revenge after 2022, bows out but shows a young, improving side.
France has booked a World Cup semi-final spot after a 2-0 victory over Morocco. Mbappé scores on the 60th minute and Dembele nets six minutes later, sending the 2018 champions to face Spain or Belgium in Arlington, Texas. Morocco pressed but were unable to breakdown a disciplined French side.
Ticket data from FIFA and PMAs show dramatic price variation for the 2026 World Cup final and surrounding matches, with front-row seats commanding tens of thousands of dollars while cheaper options exist, highlighting affordability concerns and the economics of major sports events.
Ed Sheeran has returned to stage in Philadelphia after promoters removed Macklemore from several U.S. dates and four supporting acts have withdrawn in solidarity. Venues had threatened to cancel shows if Macklemore stayed on the bill after he chanted "Free Palestine" and showed Gaza footage at MetLife Stadium, and promoters say the decision was theirs, not Sheeran's.
Macklemore has been removed from the remaining U.S. dates of Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour after venues objected to his onstage calls for Free Palestine. Messina Touring Group says the move follows discussions with stakeholders and could affect hundreds of thousands of fans. The tour will resume in Philadelphia on Sept. 19 with Sheeran continuing as the headlining act.
The billionaire owner of Gillette Stadium has confirmed he pressured Ed Sheeran over Macklemore’s participation in a US tour, citing a history of antisemitic rhetoric. Macklemore was removed from remaining dates, drawing scrutiny of the interplay between wealth, politics and culture.
Ed Sheeran has publicly defended his decision not to engage in politics amid a volley of pro-Palestinian statements from Macklemore on the Loop Tour. The tour has seen several acts leave in solidarity, and venues have pressured promoters, citing concerns about audiences and safety. Sheeran says his shows remain a safe space and that multiple approaches to advocacy exist.
The Loop Tour has faced disruption as four supporting acts quit in solidarity with Macklemore, who was dropped over pro-Palestinian comments. Promoter and venues say decisions were final; Sheeran has publicly distanced himself while stressing he won’t discuss Gaza or political issues at shows.
Artists including Aaron Rowe, Beoga, Lukas Graham and Finneas withdraw from Ed Sheeran's US Loop tour after Macklemore is dropped for pro-Palestinian remarks. Ed Sheeran says the decision rests with promoters as tensions rise around Gaza conflict coverage.
Macklemore’s pro-Palestine stance has led to his removal from Ed Sheeran’s US Loop Tour, prompting other artists to withdraw as promoters and venue owners grapple with safety and political tensions. The decision has sparked a broader debate about protest, sponsorship, and the responsibilities of artists and promoters.
Rapper Macklemore has been dropped from Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour after venue owner Robert Kraft accused him of hate speech for pro-Palestinian remarks. Kraft has called for donations to humanitarian aid and said Sheeran asked him to match a $2 million pledge. Other opening acts have withdrawn in solidarity as the tour faces growing backlash.
Pro-Palestinian backlash to Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour has led to Macklemore’s removal from the lineup and to radio stations in Ireland halting Sheeran’s music, with supporters planning protests and ticket resale prices dropping in some markets.
Azeez Al-Shaair has been fined $11,941 by the NFL for wearing the name Hind Rajab on his eye black during a Texans-Bills game. The gesture honors a Palestinian girl killed in Gaza; the NFL maintains rules forbid personal messages on game day. The case follows a prior fine for a similar gesture.