Liam and Noel Gallagher announce return of the legendary band

Liam and Noel Gallagher have fueled speculation that an Oasis reunion could finally happen as the brothers hinted that a band announcement could come on Tuesday.

A short clip in the same font and style as the band’s famous logo also appeared on the brothers’ social media accounts on Sunday. as official Oasis site.

It shows the date “08/27/24” before flickering and then displaying “8am”.

Fans of the Manchester rock band have been begging the brothers to reunite since they split in 2009 following a backstage brawl at the Rock en Seine festival in Paris.

According to a Sunday Times report citing industry insiders, the brothers have a series of concerts scheduled for next year, including appearances at London’s Wembley Stadium and Manchester’s Heaton Park.

There is also speculation that a Glastonbury A headlining slot could be in the works.

Liam Gallagher spent much of Sunday responding to rumors on X, formerly known as Twitter: “I’ve never liked the word FORMER,” he said, before sharing news articles about the reunion rumors.

In his headline Reading Festival on Sunday evening, he dedicated the oasis Track Half The World Away to his brother and said: “I want to dedicate this song to Noel Gallagher.”

He later dedicated “Cigarettes & Alcohol” to the people who, according to him, hated the band.

At the end of the performance, the same teaser clip with Tuesday’s date appeared on the main screens on the stage.

The hype has sent fans into a frenzy, and many people have shared their excitement – ​​and criticism – online.

One fan commented online that Heaton Park was a “terrible concert venue,” to which Liam replied: “See you at the front…”

When asked by another when the dates for the reunion would be announced, he replied: “Next Friday…”

The brothers’ relationship has always been fraught with conflict, and a number of tours have failed over the years, culminating in a backstage argument in Paris in 2009. This led to Noel leaving the band.

It’s been 30 years since the Gallagher brothers rose to stardom with Oasis’ chart hit “Definitely Maybe” – they helped start the Britpop era and propelled the wild duo to mega-stardom.