JILL FURMANOVSKY

"A wonderful document of the last great gathering of the pre-internet age. No camera phones, no social media, just a band and its fans as one."-NOEL GALLAGHERSTUNNING The iconic images by Furmanovsky capture the glorious madness of it all. ROLLING STONE MAGAZINEFurmanovsky was a favourite of Oasis and given complete access at the event.-THE TELEGRAPHOn 10th and 11th August 1996, Oasis played the concerts that would define them, a band at the height of their powers playing to over 250,000 people.Twenty-five years on, this is the inside story of those nights, told through the breathtaking photographs of Jill Furmanovsky, granted unprecedented access to Oasis throughout that summer. Also includes newly obtained first-hand accounts from the people who were there including Noel Gallagher and Alan McGee in text by award-winning author Daniel Rachel.From relaxed rehearsals and warm-up concerts to Knebworth itself backstage, onstage, flying high above the site many of the stunning photographs in this book have never been seen anywhere before.This the definitive account of two nights that a generation will never forget.

Dramatic, iconic, tumultuous: this is the story of Oasis, as seen through the lens of legendary photographer Jill Furmanovsky and edited by Noel Gallagher. Jill has been documenting the phenomenon that is Oasis since 1994 and the Definitely Maybe tour, through the tense and difficult shows for Dig Out Your Soul in 2009 and, following a hiatus, to a new beginning in 2025.Featuring more than 500 exceptional photographs from her archive, this book includes acclaimed and classic shots alongside swathes of candid, behind-the-scenes images, many of which are published here for the very first time.With unprecedented access, Jill was able to capture strikingly emotive images, recording the bands raw energy, humor, andat timestheir vulnerability. Oasis permitted closeness, she commented, and that was a great gift to me as a photographer.Weaving sequences together to craft stories and stitch montages, the book brings you right into the room with the musicians. Noels foreword is followed by an introduction by Jill, while three expansive pieces by acclaimed author Simon Spence, publicist and writer Johnny Hopkins, and music columnist and novelist Laura Barton chart Oasiss early, mid and late eras. Jill and Noels reflections, alongside the photos, give the inside track on key moments, revealing the intimate friendship between band and photographer and reminding us of a remarkable era in music history, right to the edge of their 2025 reunion tour.This is a book to treasure long after the final encore.