One Stag Party that is sure to be a highlight on the hedonist’s calendar is the upcoming celebration of Russell Brand, especially after Noel Gallagher announced he will be attending.

Brand, who will tie the knot with pop princess Katy Perry in India later this year, is renowned for his debauchery, and anyone looking at ideas for organising their own stag party can probably only imagine with envy the antics planned. On the subject of organising your own, a new website has been developed devoted to creating that momentous finale to single life, with stag-parties.co.uk offering up a host of suggestions, tips and ideas to make your friends special day that little bit more memorable.

Apparently it’s not enough to just tie the groom-to-be to a lamppost naked and covered in Clingfilm anymore these days. Today’s to-dos are expected to be a first class riot of travel and adventure, where actually retaining some memory of what goes on is now considered important. The stag night has frequently evolved into a stag weekend, with trips abroad all the rage for modern stag parties.

While Blackpool, Manchester and Newcastle still remain firm local favourites, it has become almost as easy to wing your way to Barcelona, Amsterdam of Paris for that additional touch of class and adventure, while those with deep pockets can spend up large in Vegas or New York for the ultimate weekend. A word of warning though, make sure that wherever you go you do dress up and respect the local culture – and that they’ll let you in – as history’s most famous landmarks are unlikely to be welcoming of boozed-up Brits in football shirts.

 The website also offers up suggestions such as t-shirts or fancy dress for a touch of humour, while activities such as quad biking, paint balling, clay pigeon shooting and cart racing have all become increasingly popular.

The performer said that his new band, which comprises of ex-Oasis bandmates Gem Archer and Andy Bell, had written a total of eigh track and were looking to heading to a studio very soon.

During his interview with XFM, Gallagher said several of the new songs were already written when Oasis split.
 
The singer said that the band was planning studio time in April under the guidance of a producer. He revealed that three of the songs would be recorded with him as test and that the rest of the album would be complete with the same producer if the work was satisfying.

Gallagher revealed that he was anxious to head out with the new band, which remains nameless, adding the fact that Oasis had ‘only’ generated seven albums was regretful.

The performer managed to had a few indirect coments which were clearly directed at his brother Noel, who quit the band on a final and dramatic storming-out minutes before a show in Paris last year.

Gallagher branded ‘poor’ the quantity of work created by the band during its some 18 years together. The singer chastised Oasis for taking so long to write and record new material.

He said that “seven albums for Oasis is not good” adding that Ian Brown is already on his seventh solo record.

Gallagher revealed that he feels Oasis should have created better, more important albums.

Meanwhile, it was announced this week that Oasis had been nominated for three NME 2010 awards including Best British Band.