Damon Albarn "Happy to Concede Defeat" in Legendary Britpop Rivalry: "Oasis Won the Battle, the War, the Campaign, Everything"

Damon Albarn "happy to concede defeat" in legendary Britpop rivalry: "Oasis won the battle, the war, the campaign, everything"

Damon Albarn has happily conceded defeat in the great battle between Oasis and Blur amid the Gallagher brothers’ massive reunion. READ MORE: Blur and Oasis’ big Britpop chart battle – the definitive story of what really happened The two groups went head-to-head in a legendary rivalry that ran throughout the height of Britpop in the 1990s, and has remained so infamous that last year it was revealed that a West End play based on the turbulent tim…

Damon Albarn Concedes Defeat In Blur Vs Oasis Britpop War

Damon Albarn has put an end to the long-running Britpop feud between Blur and Oasis, saying that he’s conceded defeat.The Parklife singer’s comments come after Liam and Noel Gallagher reformed Oasis for a massive reunion tour, with shows taking place in stadiums in the UK, the US, Europe, Asia, and Australia this year.Blur and Oasis have been in a battle of Britpop since the 1990s, and both remain successful and beloved by their fans. Last year,…

Damon Albarn “happy to concede defeat” in legendary Britpop rivalry: “Oasis won the battle, the war, the campaign, everything” - Los Angeles Weekly Times

Damon Albarn has happily conceded defeat in the great battle between Oasis and Blur amid the Gallagher brothers’ massive reunion. READ MORE: Blur and Oasis’ big Britpop chart battle – the definitive story of what really happened The two groups went head-to-head in a legendary rivalry that ran throughout the height of Britpop in the 1990s, and has remained so infamous that last year it was revealed that a West End play based on the turbulent tim…

“I am happy to accept and concede defeat”: Damon Albarn just admitted that Oasis won

“It’s their summer and God bless them. I hope everyone has a wonderful time but I’m going to be in a very, very different place.”

Oasis return 30 years after playing Middlesbrough gigs - and battling at one

The Gallagher brothers came to Teesside as part of the 90s Britpop explosion - with fans remembering the £5 ticket and £2.50 voucher for the bar