Oasis are back: New album whispers, reunion tour, and full band line-up
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The great wait is over…
After years of bitter feuding and countless dashed hopes, Oasis fans can finally rejoice – Noel and Liam Gallagher are officially hitting the road together once more for the highly anticipated Oasis Live ’25 tour. But what about the burning questions on everyone’s lips? Read on to find out.
Kicking off on July 4 in Cardiff, the Live ’25 tour will see the band play an extensive run of UK stadium shows before heading across North America, South America, Australia, and Asia. But while fans are buzzing with excitement, ticket sales have already sparked controversy.
Ticket chaos and surge pricing scandal
Tickets flew off the digital shelves within minutes, but many fans were left furious over Ticketmaster’s dynamic ‘surge’ pricing, which saw costs skyrocket in real time based on demand. The UK government is now investigating the practice, with thousands of tickets already cancelled by Ticketmaster in a bid to clamp down on resellers and AI bots – though many fans claim they were wrongly accused.
Legends reunite: The dream Oasis line-up revealed
Andy Bell returns on bass after joining Oasis in 1999, later playing with Beady Eye and forming Mantra Of The Cosmos, while Gem Archer, a key guitarist since 1999, is back alongside the Gallaghers. Founding member Bonehead rejoins after years of guest appearances with Liam, and acclaimed drummer Joey Waronker, known for his work with Beck and R.E.M., takes the sticks for the reunion tour.
New album whispers – truth or wind-up?
And what about new music? Liam has been sending fans into a frenzy with conflicting statements. In September, he teased on social media that a new Oasis album was “already finished.” But just weeks later, he did a U-turn, saying there was “no Oasis album in the making” and dismissing the rumours as a joke. As ever with the Gallaghers, truth and trolling are hard to separate.
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nod – love or loathe it?
Adding another twist to the Oasis rollercoaster, the band has been nominated for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, alongside New Order, The White Stripes, and Mariah Carey. But in classic Liam style, he’s already branded the honour “for wankers.”
Britpop legends back where they belong
Whether there’s new music on the horizon or not, Oasis’ Live ’25 tour is already shaping up to be one of the biggest musical events of the decade. After years of feuds, fallout, and false hope, the band that defined a generation is finally back. Get ready, because this is definitely not one to miss.
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