Gallagher

Harrison writes with evocative lyricism. Bending others worlds into a feeling that perhaps they were once your own. He battles the nuance of emotional weight to get to the grit of the truth that leaves you all the wiser on the importance of both. A truly beautiful storyteller and writer. – Charly Cox, author of Validate MeTaking their solo careers as a starting point, Gallagher, written by PJ Harrison, a teenage fan turned colleague and friend of the band, takes a meticulous, deeply personal look at the brothers: their background and character; their relationship and those with others, particularly the women in their lives (the word “Blur” is mentioned just once in a passing reference to Alex James). – Shaun Curran * TheiPaper *

PJ Harrison’s life changed after hearing “Definitely Maybe.” Originally from Merseyside, PJ became a huge fan of Oasis and travelled to watch their concerts throughout his teens, often arriving as early as 9am to stand in line so he could watch from the very front. In his twenties, PJ began to work in the music industry, firstly with his own Sony JV record label (in the same group as Oasis’ Creation Records) before moving into major label artist management, writing and production. PJ’s world began to overlap with that of Oasis. The band took a shine to several artists he managed and took them, and PJ with them, on world tours. During this period of touring Harrison spent almost every day around the band and their crew, getting to know their management and developing friendly relationships with the band.