Oasis’ touring member is dealing with a serious health problem before the band’s reunion tour.
Zak Starkey—legendary drummer, son of Ringo Starr, is facing a serious health challenge that’s put his career temporarily on hold. With a blood clot in his right leg, Starkey has been ordered to rest, leaving fans and bandmates worried about what comes next.
Zak Starkey carved his own path in the music world, playing with legendary bands like The Who, and Oasis. His powerful, dynamic style has made him one of the most sought-after drummers in rock history.
On Tuesday, Zak Starkey’s supergroup, Mantra of the Cosmos, consisting of Shaun Ryder and Bez of Happy Mondays, Andy Bell of Oasis and Ride, and, of course, Zak Starkey, was set to perform a secret gig in London. But at the last minute, the show was canceled, with a press release revealing that Zak is suffering from a blood clot in his right leg.
Doctors have ordered Zak to rest for at least two weeks, putting a pause on his performances and raising concerns about his long-term health. Blood clots, if untreated, can lead to serious complications, making this a situation that demands caution.
Zak Starkey has long been a key figure in the world of rock. As Oasis’ touring drummer during some of their most iconic years, he provided the beat behind hits like Wonderwall and Don’t Look Back in Anger. Rumors are now swirling that he’s set to take up the sticks once again for Oasis’ reunion tour.
