Noel Gallagher 'punching above his weight' with new GF Sally after divorce from ex wife Sara MacDonald
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Noel Gallagher, renowned for his musical prowess as part of Oasis, opens up about his blossoming romance with his new girlfriend Sally following his divorce from Sara MacDonald.
The 56-year-old musician admits to feeling like he's "punching above his weight" with Sally.
Noel Gallagher reflects on new romance amid divorce
In a candid interview with The Sun newspaper's Bizarre column, the 56-year-old musician admitted to feeling like he's "punching above his weight" with new girlfriend Sally.
Reflecting on their relationship, Gallagher expressed admiration for Sally, describing her as a "good woman" and sharing that her occasional appearances have been a source of joy for him.
"She's a good woman. She doesn't show up often, but it was nice to see her (at the Royal Albert Hall)."
"She says she sees a steely look in my eyes. She's looked into my eyes countless times down the years. I've punched above my weight several times in my life, and I think if you can make a girl laugh the battle is more than won."
Gallagher, who was previously married to Meg Matthews from 1997 to 2001 and shares a daughter Anaïs with her, followed by a marriage to Sara MacDonald, with whom he has sons Donovan and Sonny, recently spoke out about his views on relationships.
In a candid revelation, Gallagher emphasized the importance of authenticity in relationships, stating, "I think if you have to act a certain way to get a woman, then you've to act like that for the rest of your life."
He believes that genuine connection and mutual interest are crucial for a relationship to thrive.
Following his divorce from Sara in 2023 after 11 years of togetherness, Gallagher embarked on a health journey, abstaining from alcohol for three months to navigate the emotional aftermath of the split.
Noel Gallagher scraps acoustic album, shifts focus to 'defiant rock' project
Noel Gallagher has made a bold shift in his musical plans, scrapping his previously announced acoustic album in favor of creating a "defiant rock" record instead, reported Ultimate-guitar.
The former Oasis guitarist had initially teased fans with the prospect of an acoustic album earlier this year, stating his intention to cater to his fanbase with a collection of stripped-back tracks. However, in a recent appearance on Matt Morgan's podcast, Gallagher revealed his change of heart.
Expressing his frustration with the slow pace and arrangement of the acoustic songs, Gallagher announced the complete cancellation of the project. He admitted feeling bored with the direction and tempo of the music, leading him to abandon the endeavor altogether.
Instead, Gallagher shared his new vision for his upcoming album - a departure from the subdued tones of acoustic music. Describing his desire to create a "defiant rock" record, he emphasized his need for a more energized and spirited musical direction.
Acknowledging the disappointment this decision may bring to fans who were anticipating the acoustic album, Gallagher offered his apologies while asserting his commitment to his artistic vision. He expressed his intention to deliver an album that aligns more closely with his creative instincts and preferences.
Gallagher even teased potential details about the new album, hinting at a title inspired by HBO's 'Eastbound & Down' and suggesting a release timeline around 2026. While exact details remain scarce, Gallagher's announcement has undoubtedly sparked intrigue and anticipation among fans eager to hear his latest musical evolution.
