Get ready for some exclusive news that will have Oasis fans talking! Liam Gallagher has dropped a bombshell, revealing that the iconic band won't be touring until 2027 at the very earliest. But here's where it gets controversial...
The frontman himself, Liam Gallagher, has confirmed this news, leaving fans with a long wait for their next live fix. When fans eagerly asked about future tour dates on social media, Liam was clear: no shows in 2026.
One fan even suggested announcing dates for next year, but Liam's response was firm: "We’re not doing anything in 2026 sorry." Another fan brought up the possibility of Knebworth, to which Liam replied, "Nothing going on next year except the WC (World Cup)."
When an Oasis fan group shared odds on the band playing Knebworth next year, Liam was quick to shut it down, stating, "ITS NOT HAPPENING." So, when can we expect Oasis to grace the stage again? The frontman jokingly said, "I don’t [have] snizzle to do until 2027."
The band's recent 41-date tour was an epic journey, taking them from Cardiff to Manchester, London, and beyond, with shows across the globe. In a heartfelt message to fans, Oasis wrote, "And so it came to pass..." quoting journalist Simon Price, who described them as "The most damaging pop cultural force in recent British history."
The band's impact has been felt worldwide, from Gallagher Hill to the River Plate, and their shows have left a lasting impression. "The love, joy, tears, and euphoria will never be forgotten," they said. But now, it's time for a break, a period of reflection, as Oasis signs off with a simple yet powerful statement.
Rumors of more tour dates and even new music had been circulating, but Liam has put those to rest for now. Earlier this month, he teased fans on Twitter, writing, "I know things you don’t know," but it seems that knowledge doesn't include any upcoming shows.
At their final Wembley show in September, Liam even told fans, "See you next year," only to later admit that this comment caused "a few tuts and raised eyebrows."
There was also a brief moment of excitement when a British peer, Lady Taylor of Stevenage, seemed to accidentally reveal that Oasis would play Knebworth next summer, marking 30 years since their famous shows there. However, she later backtracked on her claims, stating that the band had not confirmed anything.
Despite the lack of tour news, there's still something to look forward to: a new film documenting Oasis' return and comeback tour is in the works, produced by none other than Peaky Blinders creator, Steven Knight.
NME's glowing review of the opening night of Live' 25 in Cardiff described Oasis as the quintessential stadium band, playing a visual spectacular that will look just as good on your phone.
So, while we wait for Oasis to return, let's reflect on their impact and keep an eye out for that upcoming film! And this is the part most people miss... What do you think, Oasis fans? Are you satisfied with this news, or do you wish for more? Feel free to share your thoughts and opinions in the comments below!
