Former "Oasis" guitarist Paul Arthurs, popularly known as Bonehead, shared good news online a few months after he announced that he was diagnosed with cancer; is he getting better?
Taking to his social media accounts, the musician shared an update regarding his medical condition, saying he underwent a full scan 10 days ago and he's now cancer-free.
"Thank you so much all of you for the messages I've had throughout, you've helped more than you know," he says. (via Loudwire)
Update on my cancer; I had a full scan 10 days ago and it’s all clear, it’s gone. Thank you so much all of you for the messages I’ve had throughout , you’ve helped more than you know. Thank you especially to the team at @TheChristieNHS , into recovery now and see you all soon x
— Paul Arthurs. (@BoneheadsPage) September 29, 2022
He also expressed his gratitude to the team at the Christie NHS Foundation Trust for helping him get through his illness.
Regarding his next step, Bonehead said he's currently recovering and he couldn't wait to see his fans again soon. As of this writing, the guitarist has not revealed if he's going back onstage anytime soon.
Per the outlet, many of his past bandmates rejoiced upon hearing his good news. Alan White sent his well wishes as well as Andy Bell.
On the other hand, his current touring mate Liam Gallagher also reacted, writing, "YES BONEHEAD WE KNEW YOUD KICK ITS A*** SOOOOO F****** HAPPY GUINNESS LG x."
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Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs' Cancer Journey
In April, Arthurs shocked fans upon announcing that he would be taking a break from music for a while as he was diagnosed with tonsil cancer.
He shared a ray of hope to fans, saying his health condition is treatable and he will undergo a course of treatment at the time.
A few months later, he gave fans an update about his treatment, saying he already finished his treatment including 30 radiotherapy sessions and two chemotherapies.
At the time, Arthurs said he felt pain, but he's going to be better as he's in recovery.
The 57-year-old musician witnessed Oasis' growth in the industry as he was one of the band's founding members. However, he decided to quit in 1999.
He founded his own band called Moondog One with Mike Joyce and Andy Rourke of The Smiths. In addition to his newly-found gig, he also played with Sek Loso and other solo projects like being a DJ in clubs.
Arthurs later teamed up with his former Oasis bandmate Liam Gallagher to release a song as part of the singer's first solo album. In recent months before he was diagnosed, he was playing for the vocalist's touring band.
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