McFly Announces New Album Inspired by Oasis
McFly reveals they are working on a new album inspired by Oasis, aiming for a 'glorified pub band' sound. Latest music news from Policy-Wire.
POLICY WIRE — London, UK — British pop-rock band McFly has announced they’re working on a new album, drawing inspiration from the iconic British band Oasis. The announcement was made by Danny Jones, the band’s guitarist — and vocalist.
“We want to sound like a glorified pub band,” Jones stated during a recent interview. The band, known for their energetic performances and catchy tunes, aims to capture the raw and unpretentious essence of Oasis’ music.
McFly, formed in 2003, has enjoyed considerable success with hits like “Obviously” and “All About You.” The band’s decision to draw inspiration from Oasis indicates a shift towards a grittier, more rock-oriented sound.
Further details about the album, including the release date — and tracklist, are yet to be announced. Fans are eagerly anticipating the new material, hoping it will resonate with the band’s earlier successes while offering a fresh take influenced by one of Britain’s most beloved rock bands.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)


