Liam Gallagher has sent the Oasis fanbase into a state of high anticipation after posting a cryptic yet explosive message on social media. The former frontman tweeted 'BIG ANNOUNCEMENT IMMINENT', immediately igniting a firestorm of speculation about the band's future plans.
Social Media Eruption Fuels Rumour Mill
Coming just days after the conclusion of Oasis's monumental world tour, the tweet has left fans desperately guessing. The tour itself was a historic event, marking the first time the iconic Manchester band had performed together in 16 years following their infamous split. The global trek spanned five months and 41 shows, kicking off in Cardiff in early July and wrapping up with two nights in Sao Paolo, Brazil.
Gallagher, never one to shy away from engaging with fans online, has been actively stoking rumours of more live dates for weeks. His latest post, however, has taken the excitement to a new level. Even former Oasis rhythm guitarist Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs joined the fray, replying to Liam's tweet with "Boneheads a geezer," and later催促ing him to hurry up as he was "going out."
What Could The Announcement Be?
The online speculation is wide-ranging, with several strong theories dominating fan forums and social media threads. A significant number of supporters are hopeful for an announcement of European tour dates for 2026, which would coincide with the 30th anniversary of the band's legendary concerts at Manchester's Maine Road and Knebworth.
Other popular theories include the reveal of a much-rumoured Oasis documentary or even news of a new album. Some fans joked it might be related to Spotify Unwrapped, though the scale of the teaser suggests something far more substantial.
Manchester Mural Adds to the Mystery
Adding further fuel to the fire, eagle-eyed fans in Manchester spotted a new mural being painted in the city's Northern Quarter. Images shared online showed a large-scale artwork on Salmon Street, believed to feature Liam Gallagher's face, being concealed under a black cover. Visible details included a blue crane and what appeared to be the bright yellow numbers '2026' or '2025', directly feeding into the tour date speculation.
The combination of the mysterious mural and Gallagher's provocative tweet has created a perfect storm of anticipation. Whether it heralds a new chapter for Oasis or another characteristically bold statement from Liam, the rock world is now waiting on tenterhooks for the revelation.
