Noel Gallagher joins Goldie for orchestral London Jazz Festival concerts
Noel Gallagher has joined the guests for Goldie’s Dare To Dream concerts at London’s Royal Festival Hall on 14 November. Two performances combine a live band, orchestra and choir. The musicians previously collaborated on Temper Temper in 1998, while the new programme includes anaiis, Yussef Dayes and other guests from across the festival’s musical range.
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Gallagher joins Dare To Dream at Royal Festival Hall
Oasis musician Noel Gallagher has joined Goldie’s Dare To Dream performances at Royal Festival Hall in London on 14 November. Goldie, the British electronic-music producer, is presenting two concerts within the London Jazz Festival. The production combines his live band with an orchestra, choir and invited singers and musicians.[1], [2]
The musicians’ earlier collaboration dates to 1998
Gallagher played guitar on Temper Temper, a song on Goldie’s 1998 album Saturnz Return. Their new stage meeting follows Gallagher’s most recent solo outing with High Flying Birds at the Y Not festival in 2024, before Oasis reunited in 2025. Goldie says Dare To Dream includes new and classic material, bringing those parts of his repertoire into the same orchestral programme.[1]
Goldie’s guests include anaiis and Yussef Dayes
The guests also include French-Senegalese singer anaiis, drummer and producer Yussef Dayes, jazz vocalists Natalie Williams and Cleveland Watkiss, and Skin, lead singer of Skunk Anansie. The London Jazz Festival’s 34th edition runs from 13 to 22 November across more than 70 venues. Goldie’s Royal Festival Hall performances sit within that citywide programme, with the guest announcement identifying the musicians taking part in his two shows.[1]