Oasis

Oasis Reunion Ends with a Hug, a Tambourine, and Zero New Albums in Sight

Noel and Liam Gallagher, after years of public jabs and sibling theatrics, end Oasis’ 41-date reunion tour in São Paulo with a final embrace, tambourine exchange included. Bonehead, rhythm guitarist and recent cancer patient, resurfaces for the closing shows, calling it “the best year of my life.”

The tour begins in Cardiff, strolls through Wembley, and keeps a uniform setlist across continents. Rumors of future Knebworth gigs and a phantom album swirl, only to be dismissed online as jokes made “for a laugh.”

Oasis tips hat to Maradona in Buenos Aires, flashlights do the heavy lifting

Oasis mark their Buenos Aires return by saluting Diego Maradona, projecting his image during “Live Forever” as a reverent nod to Argentina’s tempestuous football deity. Liam Gallagher follows suit by dedicating “Rock ’N’ Roll Star” to him, amid chants and flashlights waving in tribute.

Earlier, Noel poses beside Maradona’s statue at Boca Juniors. The band, on a streak of posthumous dedications, has similarly memorialized Ozzy Osbourne and boxer Ricky Hatton during their reunion tour.

Gallagher’s “See You Next Year” Tease Sparks New Round of Oasis Tour Whispers

Liam Gallagher ignites fresh speculation around a 2026 Oasis tour after casually dropping “See you next year” during the finale at Wembley. Delivered before 'Champagne Supernova', the remark sets social media aflame faster than a Ticketmaster queue on release day.

With no dates confirmed beyond November in Brazil, fans cling to the coincidence of upcoming 30th anniversaries for Knebworth and Maine Road. The brothers' ongoing verbal chess with their manager further clouds what's actually next—new music, another tour or just more online posturing.

Oasis trades guitars for phone cases in Casetify’s latest monochrome merch drop

Oasis teams with Casetify in a limited-edition drop of tech accessories styled in monochrome, timed to echo their not-so-humble reunion tour theatrics.

Among the offerings: seven phone cases (yes, including ticket stubs and vinyl homages), AirPods cases, laptop sleeves, MagSafe wallets, and keychains, all armored in EcoShock protection and priced between £38 and £703.

Three curated bundles—Concert To-Go, Lyrics, and The Collector—round out the collaboration, as Oasis stretches brand synergy beyond Adidas and Amazon into the grab-bag of lifestyle merchandising.

Oasis cleans up the chaos with Live '25, tighter than their sibling bond

Oasis returns to Wembley Stadium with their Live '25 tour, bringing a far crisper and more disciplined energy than their chaotic 2000 outing, remembered more for Liam's tirades than musical tightness. The reunion offers a cleaner run this time, with Liam's vocals surprisingly focused and Noel’s guitar work tighter than their sibling bond ever was.

The crowd, buzzing in Oasis-logo gear, gets a set that sounds less like an unraveling session and more like a practiced victory lap. No backstage tantrums, no teabag monologues—just a band reclaiming its old haunt with subtle swagger.