Noel Gallagher

Noel Gallagher was a vocalist and the guitarist of Oasis band. Now, he’s a solo musician. 

Early Accomplishments

Noel started his music career with an alternative rock band Oasis more than 20 years ago. In 1994, they released their debut album called Definitely Maybe. Noel’s brother Liam was a front man of the band. With time, the tension between brothers grew and suddenly Noel made up his mind to quit. 

Best Known for

Today, Noel Gallagher is widely known as a solo musician. He launched his solo career in 2009 and promoted it as Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds. Two years later, the singer released his album under the same title and got onto the top of the music charts. 

Sexual Orientation

Noel is straight. He’s now married for the second time and has two kids with his wife Sara MacDonald. However, he was previously married in late 90’s and has a daughter with his first wife Meg Matthews.

Religious Beliefs

The Hollowverse reports that Noel Gallagher was raised as a Catholic pupil, however this religious attribution was quite formalistic. The musician doesn’t feel any bounds with religion and to some extend he’s even confused. Noel doesn’t believe in God and his almighty hands, but he’s excited by the idea of any religious power that proclaims moral values all over the world and keeps people united. 

At the same time, Noel Gallagher would like to believe in afterlife and any sort of higher power, but at the moment he can’t make himself to believe. Surprisingly, the man finds certain doctrines of Buddhism close to him. For instance, according to the Buddhist concepts people get back what they give and it coincides with Noel’s life views. Nevertheless, he wouldn’t call himself a Buddhist.  

Worth to Know

Gallagher loves exclusive alcohol drinks and smoking, but since he rejected cocaine in 1998 he kept distance from it. (Source: www.telegraph.co.uk, 2/14/2015)

The singer is claimed to wear shoe size 9 US that corresponds to 8 UK. Noel donated his trainers to charity Small Steps Project. (Source: smallstepsproject.org)