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Noel Gallagher is giving up booze for his New Year's Resolution and going on a health kick for six months. The former Oasis star partied hard on tour last year and enjoyed plenty of drinks over the
Christmas period but he has now decided to have a dry few months to get himself back into shape. He said: “I’ve moved into
London – I’ve moved house over the Christmas period. "I’ve come back off tour and been caning it all year. I look like s**t and feel like s**t. I’ve been doing a lot of boozing, but I was like, ‘I could do with a quiet one’, which I’ve had. "I may have had one shindig at Christmas, and one on New Year. After Christmas there has to be a new health regime for me. I feel crap if I’m honest. I’m going to try and get off the booze actually. I’m looking forward to not doing much for the first six months of the year." Sky will take £180 off your 2024 TV and broadband bill if you checkout by this New Year date Noel, 56, wants to have a clear head because he is heading back into the studio to record his next solo album. Speaking on the Matt Morgan podcast, he added: “We’ve now got to set the studio up for recording, because when I did the album it went into mixing mode and some of the equipment got taken on tour. “So it needs a reset. I want to configure it slightly differently this time. So that’s what I’m going to be doing for the coming weeks and months.” The Wonderwall songwriter will miss his favourite lagers while he is on the wagon, but it’s a price worth paying to get healthy and motivated. He said: “I like lager and a few cocktails. I don’t even really like cocktails to be honest. My manager for one of my birthdays bought me a case of really expensive wine. He said, ‘Don’t open it for 10 years’. And I didn’t. And when I did open it, it just tasted like really good red wine – I wasn’t weeping. "When they give you all this s**t: ‘This whisky has been aged for 28 years.’ I’m like, ‘Well, would it make any difference if it was 26 years? Really?' “You drink to get drunk. Which is why I stick to lager and Guinness and red wine and maybe a Dark & Stormy now and then… which is rum and lime and ginger beer. And the straw is optional. I did get into that Japanese beer on that last tour. And I bought a load of it back.”