Liam Gallagher: ‘There’s no Oasis album in the works, I was joking’

Liam Gallagher backtracked on his promise of a new Oasis album: it was a joke, did he write about X. True or false?

Fans of the iconic Britpop group were delighted to learn that the band would be reforming in 2025 to begin touring. They were then sent into a frenzy when Liam Gallagher, 52, claimed a new album had been recorded.

However, the singer – who co-founded Oasis with his brother Noel Gallagher, 57 – walked back his comments and said he was only joking.

On X this weekend, Liam Gallagher attacked a rumor which claimed that the brothers were “working intensively on the new Oasis album”. The musician wrote: “Let’s calm down, that’s all”.

“There’s no Oasis album in the works, I was joking, I remember that and the reason is everyone’s a bit uptight these days. I’m sorry if I upset anyone, but damn, it was just for fun,” he added.

Liam Gallagher has only himself to blame for the speculation. Indeed, when responding to a fan on

His last outburst of fury was a week ago, in a response to a fan who asked him if the 2025 tour was worth going. The Don’t Look Back In Anger singer angrily responded: “I told you to listen, you dickhead, even on our bad days we’ll still do better than the majority of other bands.”

Oasis’ last album dates back to 2008, with Dig Out Your Soul, which topped the charts in several countries.

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