Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs said that he “would be there like a shot” in case of an Oasis reunion.
According to the Manchester Evening News, Oasis’ guitarist said that there hasn’t been any talks about the group getting back together, but if they did he would be totally interested.
He stated: “There’s never a day goes by when I’m not asked about a reunion. But nothing has been said to me about that. If I was asked? Absolutely, like a shot.”
Later this week, Betway tipped Oasis’ reunion to be most likely announced in 2017, giving odds of 5/4.
Nobody knows what’s gonna happen, but in the meantime, Bonehead will join Liam Gallagher for a special conversation with Johnny Vaughan at Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium.
During this sold-out event, the RadioX DJ will be quizzing them on Oasis’ facts in front of an audience of 200 people.
Meanwhile, Oasis’ documentary Supersonic will be released on October 2nd, and Bonehead confirmed that he’ll be at the premiere.
Talking about Supersonic, he said: “It was a pretty incredible film to watch. There was stuff on there that even the band members are thinking ‘How did they get that?’. It’s a brilliant, brilliant film, really portraits it all. I think it really brought it back to me. At the time everything was happening so quick and we were reaching those heights, you really don’t get a day to sit back and think ‘Where are we going?’. When we were doing it then there was no Youtube, Facebook or Twitter, so to sit and back and watch those early years, growing up to walking out with the band at Knebworth, it was a pretty incredible thing.”
Source: RadioX