APART FROM LED ZEPPELIN ...........

 Personally   my  view   apart from led  zepellin i would say oasis  is  the  greatest  band  .?.........listen they spilt   up  for  years  and  people  thought they were   done  and  now  they   are selling 2027......i mean  who else  can pull   that shit off!!!!!!.....i would  say only one  other   group led  zepellin   ......they   are   just the  real deal     .....and   i  saw  them one  time in  west palm beach   amazing    ......i hope  they stay  a round  a  while    .....but they  may  retire   .....they will make  a  shite  laod of  money a nd   they deserve  it  ......i am  glad  they have  re  united     because  they   are one  real    gritty    band   with songs  that  are   stories   .....not  just  conveyor   belt  shit  music  ......good  job !!!!!>....

Oasis Sells Out All 42 Shows On 2027 Tour

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Sun, September 27, 2026 at 1:03 PM PDT

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Oasis' Liam and Noel Gallagher (photo: Joshua Halling)

Oasis is once again proving that apparently everybody wants to live forever — or at least see the Gallagher brothers play "Wonderwall" again. The band's eagerly anticipated Oasis Live '27 tour sold out across three days of onsales this weekend, with all 42 shows snapped up across the U.K., Europe, U.S. and Ireland.

The tour was already shaping up to be as enormous as Oasis' initial 2025 reunion, ands this time around includes a whopping six nights at Knebworth (capacity 125,000 per night) and 11 at Etihad Stadium in the Gallaghers' hometown of Manchester, England.

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This time, however, the ticketing operation was built to avoid the kind of digital free-for-all that has become synonymous with high-demand concert onsales. Fans had to pre-register for the opportunity to buy tickets, with randomly selected registrants receiving unique, non-transferable codes for one of nine onsale windows running Sept. 25-27. There was no general onsale or additional public presale outside the registration system.

Oasis is now warning fans to be especially careful with the inevitable post-onsale scam parade. Tickets being hawked on social media should be considered fake and invalid, while tickets appearing on unauthorized secondary sites may be canceled. Official resale will be handled only through Ticketmaster and Twickets, with tickets available at their original purchase price closer to the tour dates.

And if you were hoping that the frantic weekend would convince Oasis to tack on a few more nights: don't hold your breath. The band says no additional shows will be added to Live '27.

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Listen .......i have   said it many...... many......  and i mean ......many times  over    .........these  bastards ...... are  going to wipe  us out!!!!!!......in at least ......  the  end of the  century......wars will be   fought with these  cunts ........    24/7/4/365/53.....but  i  do not  give  a fuck ........ i would not want to   have   kids  these  days.......   poor  bastards ...... are in for  trouble  ......   bernard .........lots  of   it !!!!!! ..........the   amount  they are  producing ...........  they  have   factories   pumping out those   fucker   24/7/4/52/365.......dark factories in china......   non stop production ....... i think america   .......is   going to  get   fucked  .......  proper   fucked .......  trust   not the man  form the east!!!! ........look at    COVID 19...........enough said ......

XPENG's Iron Humanoid Robot Walked Out Immediately After Being Assembled

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Tue, September 22, 2026 at 5:00 AM PDT

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XPENG's latest factory arrival made its own exit. The Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer says its Iron humanoid robot walked autonomously off its newly operational production line after its assembly was complete, paving the way for mass production later this year. Chairman and CEO He Xiaopeng even bestowed a staff badge on it. Onboarding paperwork apparently is already sorted too.

In a September 7 announcement, XPENG claimed that over 80 percent of the line's core processes are automated. It's adapting quality systems from its car business and applying them to make robots consistently as production increases. "Today's step is small, but XPENG is building the production lines for an entirely new product category," He said.

The walk is an attractive way for XPENG to mark that progress, but it doesn't tell us much about whether Iron can make it through a working day. XPENG did not reveal the line's current output or how much testing was done before the walk, and mass production is still a year-end goal.

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Iron's first jobs will be in XPENG stores and campuses

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Your first encounter with Iron could be during a showroom visit. XPENG has previously mentioned reception and guided tour responsibilities, along with sales assistance. It plans to deploy robots in its own stores and campuses first, with deliveries in China and overseas markets planned for 2027. The announcement did not specify US availability or a price.

XPENG's latest announcement states that Iron has 76 degrees of freedom across its body and 21 in each hand, describing the number of independent ways it can move. That articulation supports walking and moving objects around in a space designed for humans.

The three Turing AI chips provide up to 2,250 trillion operations per second. XPENG says this lets Iron run its AI model onboard and perform complex tasks without a remote operator. While processing information locally can help to cut down on delays, a large computing number doesn't tell us how well Iron would handle a shopper going off-script.

XPENG also states that the outer structure was designed to be flexible with safety in mind. That's important for a robot designed to interact with customers, but the announcement doesn't provide an independent safety evaluation. These are planned jobs, with everyday performance still to be established.

Tesla has company in the humanoid robot race

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The Tesla parallel is easy to spot. Both carmakers are eager to apply their AI and manufacturing skills to robots. Tesla announced that it would convert Model S and X production lines for Optimus, and its second-quarter filing included preparations for large-scale robot production. It's too early to declare a winner, though.

Others have already built humanoids in meaningful quantities. In April, Figure reported that it had produced over 350 Figure 03 robots and demonstrated a production cycle of one robot per hour. Those robots were allocated to uses including internal development and data collection, so the total shouldn't be read as customer deliveries.

A more realistic comparison is what robots have achieved once they have left the factory. BMW says Figure's earlier Figure 02 robot inserted sheet-metal parts for welding at its Spartanburg plant. That was a specific, repetitive assignment, rather than building cars from scratch. Across ten months, it supported production of more than 30,000 BMW X3s.

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