(A series of ten concerts at Wembley Stadium in Greater London and Heaton Park in Manchester, where the Gallagher brothers are from, is planned for 2025. -/- A headline concert at Glastonbury Festival has been announced for next year.)
Fans weren’t expecting them anymore. Noel and Liam Gallagher, the most famous brothers in the United Kingdom, announced this Tuesday, August 27, on Instagram and X, the reformation of their legendary rock band Oasis.
The band have announced a series of fifteen shows in the UK and Ireland next summer, starting on July 4 in Cardiff and ending on August 17 in Dublin.
Separated since 2009
Noel and Liam had shared on Sunday on their personal account, as well as on that of Oasis, a short video announcing the date of Tuesday August 27, 2024 and the time of 8 a.m., without further announcement.
In concert at the Reading Festival in England on Sunday evening, Liam Gallagher also dedicated the Oasis hit Half The World Away to his brother Noel. Then he sang their other hit Cigarettes & Alcohol “for those who hate Oasis”. This concert also ended with the video announcing the date of August 27th.
The rock band split up in 2009 at the Rock en Seine festival in Paris after Liam broke his brother’s guitar. However, relations between the siblings have mellowed in recent years. Liam Gallagher even floated the idea of a reconciliation on Twitter in 2017.
Clement Boutin BFMTV journalist
