Preview: look was there then
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Your support makes all the difference.You probably won't stand a chance of blagging a ticket for tonight's Earl's Court extravaganza but if you need a fix of Oasis, head for north London where you can view the boys Gallagher almost in the flesh. Noel Gallagher is rumoured to have come up with the title for Jill Furmanovsky's photographic tribute to Oasis, for which she was allowed unprecedented access backstage. The Was There Then exhibition features more than 200 shots of the band live in concert, in the studio and in private. In response to fans' insatiable desire for still more background to the band's activities, Furmanovsky has used the most up-to-date technology to produce images that are the closest you'll ever get to the band in real life. Be here now.
The Roundhouse, Chalk Farm Rd, Camden, London NW1. Tickets: 0171-403 3331
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