Have artists like Madonna and Oasis still got it? Would you go and see them?

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Amid pop superstar Madonna taking to the stage once more, and Liam Gallagher of Oasis fame announcing tour dates, do these artists that rose to fame in decades past still have it? And would you book tickets to go and see them? We're out and about on the streets of the nation finding out about some of your favourite artists.

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00:00 Do artists like Madonna and Oasis still have it? Would you go and see them if they did

00:06 come back tours?

00:07 Yes, I would. Yes, definitely would. Yes.

00:10 Is there like a particular artist that you would love to see kind of come back and do

00:14 a tour?

00:15 No, no, no, there isn't. But once the stadium's built in Bristol, it'd be easier to see some

00:21 of the bigger bands.

00:22 I would certainly go and see Madonna. Just out of curiosity. I was a big fan of her earlier

00:27 work, not so much her recent work. Oasis, I loathe with a passion. Never a fan. They

00:35 were out at a time when it was a kind of lad rock and that was kind of the antithesis of

00:40 everything that I liked at the time. So no, not even if we were giving tickets away for

00:45 Oasis would I go and see them.

00:46 Well, if Mick Jagger can do it at his age, then surely she can as well, you know. I think

00:53 for someone like her who's been doing it for as long as she has, that passion and that

01:02 desire to perform, I don't think it ever goes away no matter how old you are. There's loads

01:08 of greats, Bob Dylan, Keith Richards, Mick Jagger, they're all, they can do it. I have

01:14 a feeling they might like die on the stage. They're going to do it forever.

01:18 I love Oasis. I'd definitely see them any time of the day. Madonna, I've never been

01:22 a big fan but I was watching her on the news this morning, she's like 65 or something.

01:26 If she's still got it, let her do it. You know what I mean? But I thought Spice Girls,

01:30 I'm from the 90s, so I like Spice Girls, Busted, stuff like that. They all need to come back,

01:34 all 90s stuff.

01:35 Well, some have and some haven't, which I think, oh, I think they should retire because

01:40 I'm 80 myself and I think when I see, oh, goodness me, the outfits, but really they

01:45 are doing well.

01:47 I did watch Elton John at Glastonbury and I keep watching the last ten minutes when

01:53 he sang Rocketman. It's on BBC iPlayer. I just cannot stop watching it every night.

01:59 I mean, he is a legend and it's one of the most beautiful moments I've ever seen in my

02:05 life.

02:06 Actually, when I was a kid, I went to see Madonna because we share a birthday and I

02:11 remember being really tired and pretty much like staying for the first two songs and then

02:15 we decided to leave. But as of that, I don't really know any old, too many of the older

02:20 early 2000s artists, unless it's R&B.

02:24 She's probably done everything already. She should be, you know, happily retiring and,

02:29 you know, taking it easy. But look, she keeps going. So I think it's uplifting, you know,

02:33 it's energizing and I think it's cool.

02:36 So I want a hundred percent, like, for example, Lady Gaga. Like, she's one of my favorites.

02:41 Like I always like listen to her. I would like a hundred percent go to like one of her

02:46 concerts.

02:47 Do you know what? I'm going to really show my age here and say 10cc. I loved 10cc. All

02:53 that era, Genesis and Yes and that type of thing. But yeah, anyone from back there to

03:01 remind me of my misspent youth.

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