Noel Gallagher suspects there will never be another Oasis because working class kids now can't afford to start a band.
The musician, 54, is best known as a vocalist and the lead guitarist of the popular rock band, which was formed in Manchester by him and brother Liam Gallagher, 49, in 1991.
And whilst the siblings came from humble beginnings in Burnage, a suburb within the city, he reckons that middle-class youngsters have more of an advantage in music today.
