Oasis fans are on high alert after brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher fuelled speculation of a reunion with a series of social media posts. A mysterious clip showing the date '27.08.24' in the band's iconic logo was shared on their Instagram and X accounts on Sunday, later changing to read '8am'. This has led to widespread rumours that an official announcement is imminent on Tuesday morning.
Liam Gallagher spent Sunday responding to fans on X, writing 'I never did like that word FORMER' and sharing news articles about a potential 2025 tour. At his headline set at Reading Festival on Sunday evening, he dedicated Oasis tracks to his brother and to fans, with the teasing clip also shown on the stage screens. Reports suggest the band could play 10 nights at Wembley Stadium and 10 at Manchester's Heaton Park, breaking Taylor Swift's record of eight nights at Wembley.
The speculation comes 15 years after Oasis split in 2009 following a backstage row at Rock En Seine festival. The brothers have had a famously acrimonious relationship, but recent hints suggest a thaw. Liam's 2017 Christmas tweet to Noel sparked earlier reunion rumours, and now fans are hopeful that a full tour is finally on the cards. If confirmed, the band could also headline Glastonbury 2025, marking a return after their infamous 2004 set.
Oasis's popularity remains strong, with younger fans embracing their music alongside original Britpop followers. Liam's solo tour celebrating the 30th anniversary of 'Definitely Maybe' has been a sellout, and next year marks 30 years of '(What's the Story) Morning Glory?'. While the lineup for any reunion remains uncertain, guitarist Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs has been a regular in Liam's band, and other former members may be involved.
