Oasis guitarist Bonehead pulls out tour after cancer diagnosis

Oasis guitarist and founding partner Paul ‘Bonead’ Arthurs, after the diagnosis of prostate cancer, had to leave the group’s return tour.

Seoul, Tokyo, Melbourne and Sydney’deki Mrs. Gigs’e said he would take a plan.

In an article on Instagram, he said that he was diagnosed earlier this year, but after responding to the treatment “really good”, he could be “part of this incredible tour”.

“I’m really sorry to miss these shows, but I feel good and I’m ready to go on time for South America.”

Arthurs had previously escaped tonsils in 2022.

In his position, he said to his fans: “If you go this month, we have a great time and see the group on stage in November. BONELEAD X.”

Before returning to Gallagher’s last meeting, the Manchester Band, which he left in 1999, plays rhythm guitar and keyboards.