Noel Gallagher Would Be 'Honoured' to Write James Bond Theme Song - Oasis Legend Expresses Interest in Contributing Music to Next Film
In a surprise revelation, Noel Gallagher has revealed that he would "absolutely" write the theme song for the next James Bond film if asked. The Oasis songwriter expressed his desire to contribute music to the iconic franchise, stating that doing so would be an honour.
Gallagher, who has long been a fan of the series, previously stated that he would record a song for it "in a heartbeat". When questioned about writing a theme song specifically, he responded with enthusiasm, saying "absolutely, yeah, of course. It'd be an absolute honour." The guitarist also emphasized his preference for British artists to create these iconic songs, adding "I think those kinds of things should be done by Brits not Yanks."
The comments came after rumors emerged that Oasis had been approached for the role. Gallagher's brother, Liam, fueled speculation when he hinted at a new collaboration in December, stating that it was happening and would be the best Bond tune ever.
Bond theme songs have a rich history dating back to 1962 with Dr. No. Over the years, many British artists have contributed music to the franchise, including John Barry, Shirley Bassey, Tom Jones, Paul McCartney, Lulu, Sheena Easton, Duran Duran, Adele, Sam Smith, and Billie Eilish.
However, American bands and foreign artists have also taken on the role. The upcoming film will be a departure from traditional creative control by Amazon MGM Studios, which is now overseeing production.
Gallagher's interest in portraying a "Mancunian villain" in the next Bond instalment only adds to his appeal as a potential contributor to the series. With his track record of creating memorable Oasis hits, there can be no doubt that he would bring a unique perspective and skillset to crafting an iconic Bond theme song.
In a surprise revelation, Noel Gallagher has revealed that he would "absolutely" write the theme song for the next James Bond film if asked. The Oasis songwriter expressed his desire to contribute music to the iconic franchise, stating that doing so would be an honour.
Gallagher, who has long been a fan of the series, previously stated that he would record a song for it "in a heartbeat". When questioned about writing a theme song specifically, he responded with enthusiasm, saying "absolutely, yeah, of course. It'd be an absolute honour." The guitarist also emphasized his preference for British artists to create these iconic songs, adding "I think those kinds of things should be done by Brits not Yanks."
The comments came after rumors emerged that Oasis had been approached for the role. Gallagher's brother, Liam, fueled speculation when he hinted at a new collaboration in December, stating that it was happening and would be the best Bond tune ever.
Bond theme songs have a rich history dating back to 1962 with Dr. No. Over the years, many British artists have contributed music to the franchise, including John Barry, Shirley Bassey, Tom Jones, Paul McCartney, Lulu, Sheena Easton, Duran Duran, Adele, Sam Smith, and Billie Eilish.
However, American bands and foreign artists have also taken on the role. The upcoming film will be a departure from traditional creative control by Amazon MGM Studios, which is now overseeing production.
Gallagher's interest in portraying a "Mancunian villain" in the next Bond instalment only adds to his appeal as a potential contributor to the series. With his track record of creating memorable Oasis hits, there can be no doubt that he would bring a unique perspective and skillset to crafting an iconic Bond theme song.