Robbie Williams attacks 'b***ards' Oasis for ticket pricing fiasco

In a recent event in London, singer Robbie Williams humorously criticized the Gallagher brothers regarding their concert ticket pricing strategy known as dynamic pricing. At an afterparty for his biopic premiere, Williams mentioned how grateful he was that Oasis took the initial backlash, stating that it spared him the same criticism for his upcoming tour next year. He jokingly suggested that he might have also used dynamic pricing but felt lucky that the Gallagher brothers were the first to attract negative attention. The atmosphere was light-hearted as he mocked the brothers, particularly Noel Gallagher, while also expressing respect for Liam Gallagher. Beyond the jokes at the Gallagher brothers' expense, Williams also highlighted his aspirations for his song 'Forbidden Road', which he hopes will be nominated for an Academy Award. He expressed optimism to the crowd about the track’s potential for recognition, without trying to count his chickens too soon. This reflects his confidence in the creative elements tied to both his current music and the biopic, which releases later this month. Moreover, Robbie took a moment during his performance to applaud his ex-girlfriend Nicole Appleton for her bravery in allowing him to share their story in the film, including sensitive topics related to past pressures faced by Appleton regarding her personal choices. Williams recalled their tumultuous relationship, emphasizing Appleton's courage. This aspect of the story demonstrates the emotional depth that Williams aims to convey through his work while acknowledging his past mistakes and personal growth in recent years. The biopic showcases various personal and professional facets of Williams' life, including his relationships and career developments. The audience reception suggests a mix of nostalgia and reflection on both his successes and regrets. Robbie criticized Noel Gallagher by implying he holds a lack of charisma compared to Liam, whom he respects more. Williams’ candidness about his past and the emotional complexities that come with it significantly resonate with the public and his fans, demonstrating that he wishes to be open and honest in his storytelling both musically and through the biopic.