None of your questions can be answered definitively. Its almost assured that someone will tape something, as for when they're available for download is another story. Maybe the morning after or later in the night after the gig, maybe weeks after, maybe never. It completely depends on when the recorder has the time to do it or if they plan on sharing it wide in the first place.

Almost every Oasis gig since 1994 has been recorded, either amateur (audience recordings) or professionally for broadcast purposes. There are literally only a handful per tour that don't get recorded. More are recorded than are not, sometimes a 2:1 margin per particular tour in favor of those that are recorded.

Who records them? The fans! People at the gigs. Look into bootlegging if it interests you. Its a huge subculture of fans of various bands that take recording devices into venues and records them. Just google "how do I bootleg a show?" and likely something will come up. You can check out forums like The Traders Den (google it) and read their Technobabble forum for specifics on recording techniques and what to use. Its a risk anytime these people take devices into the show, they can be taken away or you can be thrown out.

Quality varies from complete shit to ok for audience, go into Sound and Vision and download an audience recorded bootleg to get an idea. I personally can't stand audience recordings, some people love them, I find them painful to listen to. Im dying for a leak of new material, but I will avoid audience recordings until the album leaks.

There is a bright spot to this upcoming one US gig/Canadian tour though. Ryan Adams is the opener. Regardless of your opinion on him, he allows his fans to patch into his soundboard a lot of the time and get extremely high quality recordings. However, Oasis have rarely, if ever allowed that (most Oasis soundboards are not soundboards at all, but broadcast recordings or unreleased professionally recorded material thats been leaked), but its a slim chance that someone can slip one in there and we get a super quality (meaning perfect) recording out of this tour, but considering that they dont share sound people (Ryan has his own people running his sound at shows, as Oasis has their own) its probably a slim to none chance, but at least there is a chance.

I also would think that some place like Toronto may have a radio broadcast, but again this is just a guess. If it is to happen I imagine we'd hear of plans for this sometime soon (within a week of a particular show), the problem there is that any new material probably wouldnt be broadcast.

i wonder if the band will make some live tracks avaliable through the website for the fans.

They've never done it before, so it would be a new thing, I wouldnt bet on it but it'd be nice because then the quality would be guaranteed to be great.

I suspect that the intimate show where they previewed tracks from Dig Out Your Soul, if it's ever broadcast, then that's a strong candidate to be a nice silverpressed bootleg.

You can be sure that The Godfather Records will release a couple of really nice bootleg from the new tour.

In the meantime, let me suggest a couple for you:

- Dreams Is A Record Machine

- Two Spoons And A Box Of Cheerios

Both is fantastic, and among them contains the likes of the full Zanzibar gig, Within You, Without You, the leaked Don't Believe The Truth sessions, Stop The Clocks recording process, Noels demos, and much much more. Highly recommended!!!