Oasis founder Bonehead has announced his cancer 'is gone' after a full scan ten days ago. The music star went on to thank staff at The Christie Hospital in Manchester as he shared the good news.
The musician, whose real name is Paul Arthurs, is widely known as the rhythm guitarist, keyboardist and co-founder of English rock band Oasis. He was set to join Liam Gallagher on his shows at Manchester's Etihad and Knebworth Park earlier this year, but had to pull out after he made the announcement in April that he had been diagnosed with tonsil cancer.
Sharing the update on Thursday evening, September 29, he thanked fans for the messages of support he received following his diagnosis and announced he was now in recovery.
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The musician, 57, wrote: "Update on my cancer; I had a full scan 10 days ago and it’s all clear, it’s gone.
"Thank you so much all of you for the messages I’ve had throughout, you’ve helped more than you know. Thank you especially to the team at The Christie, into recovery now and see you all soon x."
After his diagnosis was first announced in April, pal Liam Gallagher sent his well-wishes to Paul as he wrote: "Sending BIG love to the 1 n only Bonehead and his family wishing you a speedy recovery we’re all thinking of you rasta you’ll be back on stage before you can say r we doing Colombia LG x" as thousands of other fans rushed to share their support.
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