Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds – Who Built The Moon?

Noel has been using various different types of Jazzmasters in the production of 'Who Built The Moon' as well the subsequent tour following the albums release in 2017. You can see him using various types of jazzmasters in all live perfromances from late 2017 onwards and in the music video for 'Holy Mounatin'. In these photos he can be seen with a white Fender American Professional Jazzmaster with Rosewood fingerboard.

Used for the recording of "Who Built The Moon?"

“I’m making a different kind of music now,” Noel Gallagher confesses. “Who Built The Moon? is all a Nash Strat and a brand-new Fender silverface Princeton. And on the three new EPs that I’ve done, I used one guitar. It’s The Edge’s signature Strat, by Fender. It’s fucking amazing. It’s a copy of his 1974 Strat, the black one. And it’s hands-down one of the best guitars I’ve ever played in my life.”

This photograph comes from MixOnline's article about recording Noel Gallagher's "Who Built The Moon". Judging by the many pedals already known to be in Gallagher's possession (Catalinbread Echorec, Strymon el Capistan) and the mention in the article that he owns over 300 pedals, we can certainly conclude that those were his pedals. One of the pedals that can be seen in the batch is the EHX Freeze Sound Retainer.

This photograph comes from MixOnline's article about recording Noel Gallagher's "Who Built The Moon". Judging by the many pedals already known to be in Gallagher's possession (Catalinbread Echorec, Strymon el Capistan) and the mention in the article that he owns over 300 pedals, we can certainly conclude that those were his pedals. One of the pedals that can be seen in the batch is the Strymon Deco.

This photograph comes from MixOnline's article about recording Noel Gallagher's "Who Built The Moon". Judging by the many pedals already known to be in Gallagher's possession (Catalinbread Echorec, Strymon el Capistan) and the mention in the article that he owns over 300 pedals, we can certainly conclude that those were his pedals. One of the pedals that can be seen in the batch is the Earthquaker Arpanoid.

This photograph comes from MixOnline's article about recording Noel Gallagher's "Who Built The Moon". Judging by the many pedals already known to be in Gallagher's possession (Catalinbread Echorec, Strymon el Capistan) and the mention in the article that he owns over 300 pedals, we can certainly conclude that those were his pedals. One of the pedals that can be seen in the batch is the Earthquaker Rainbow Machine.

This photograph comes from MixOnline's article about recording Noel Gallagher's "Who Built The Moon". Judging by the many pedals already known to be in Gallagher's possession (Catalinbread Echorec, Strymon el Capistan) and the mention in the article that he owns over 300 pedals, we can certainly conclude that those were his pedals. One of the pedals that can be seen in the batch is the Red Panda Particle 2.

This photograph comes from MixOnline's article about recording Noel Gallagher's "Who Built The Moon". Judging by the many pedals already known to be in Gallagher's possession (Catalinbread Echorec, Strymon el Capistan) and the mention in the article that he owns over 300 pedals, we can certainly conclude that those were his pedals. One of the pedals that can be seen in the batch is the Electro-Harmonix C9 Organ Machine.

In an article from MixOnline about the recording of Noel Gallagher's album "Who Built The Moon," a photograph showcases Gallagher's extensive pedal collection, which includes the DeArmond Volume Pedal. Gallagher is noted for owning over 300 pedals, including the Catalinbread Echorec and Strymon El Capistan, supporting the likelihood that this pedal is part of his setup.

This photograph comes from MixOnline's article about recording Noel Gallagher's "Who Built The Moon". Judging by the many pedals already known to be in Gallagher's possession (Catalinbread Echorec, Strymon el Capistan) and the mention in the article that he owns over 300 pedals, we can certainly conclude that those were his pedals. One of the pedals that can be seen in the batch is the Strymon DIG.

In the recent episode of That Pedal Show, Noel Gallagher's pedalboard for the "Who Built the Moon?" tour features the Empress Echosystem, visible at the bottom left.