Liam Gallagher has suggested that the upcoming Oasis reunion could be more than a temporary affair, hinting at a possible permanent return for the iconic Britpop band. The 51-year-old frontman responded to fans on social media, leaving the door open for the band's future beyond the scheduled tour dates.
When asked by a fan whether the reunion was a one-off or a more permanent arrangement, Gallagher replied: "Who knows Rkid." The cryptic response sparked excitement among fans, with many interpreting it as a sign that the band might continue after their UK and Ireland tour, which runs from July to September next year.
Gallagher has also fuelled speculation about new material, claiming that a new Oasis album is already finished. In response to a fan's question on social media, he stated: "Yep it's already finished." On another occasion, he reiterated: "It's in the bag mate f**k the air."
The reunion follows similar moves by fellow Britpop legends Blur and Pulp, both of whom have reunited and released new music in recent years. Gallagher has previously revealed that he initiated the reunion, saying: "I called him but don't tell anyone as I don't want folk thinking I'm a soft lad."
