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Liam and Noel Reunite After 16 Years for Oasis Tour and It’s All Smiles

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For the first time in nearly 16 years, Liam and Noel Gallagher have been spotted reuniting, signaling the start of their preparations for an upcoming joint concert tour.

Previously engaged in a fierce dispute following their band’s split in 2009, these musicians were recently seen entering a working-class social club in Newington Green, London, on a Thursday.

The duo was capturing promotional footage for their forthcoming tour that begins in Cardiff in July, while simultaneously filming segments for a fresh Adidas advertising initiative.

Upon reaching the filming location, Liam, aged 52, exuded a lively mood, evident by his broad smile, as he donned his distinctive khaki trench coat.

As Noel, aged 57, wanted to attract glances from passersby, he donned a vibrant blue Adidas jacket, fitted jeans, and a chic pair of sunglasses instead.

The pair got into the team’s vehicle after exiting their individual taxis, preparing themselves for a day of tasks ahead.

The Oasis Live 25 tour begins on July 4th at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, followed by packed performances at Heaton Park in Manchester, Wembley Stadium in London, and Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh.

The Brit pop band will then head over to America, South America and Asia in 2025.

Earlier this month, Noel was spotted making his way towards his London studio to initiate rehearsals for a string of performances.

Despite the fact that their live reunion is only a few months away, it appears that Liam is choosing to focus on rest rather than joining his brother Noel in the recording studio at this time.

As a lifestyle expert, I can personally share that, being deeply immersed in the world of music as a singer-songwriter, it’s common for me to frequently visit the studio to work on various projects. This is simply part of my creative process.

Liam, being a singer, already has numerous performances scheduled with Oasis for this year. Given that he just completed an extensive solo Definitely Maybe tour last year, what he really needs right now is some rest for his voice instead of excessive rehearsals.

It was revealed Liam was planning on meeting with the band in May to rehearse for the shows.

According to the source, ‘The intention is for the musical group to get together in May. They’ll practice and decide on their song lineup, and Liam will be the final member to contribute his vocals.’

Since the band disbanded in 2009, Liam and Noel have been notoriously embroiled in a dispute. Back then, Noel expressed his feelings by stating that he couldn’t bear to work with Liam another day.

In August, there was a reconciliation between Liam and Noel Gallagher, leading them to declare that Oasis would be performing a series of concerts at stadiums in the year 2025.

During a conversation with reporters, Noel shared how his mother, Peggy, responded to the news of their reunion. He said, “When we informed her about us reuniting, she replied, ‘That sounds delightful’.

‘My mum couldn’t give a s***. My mum never gave a s***, never’.

Noel and Liam are eager to take Peggy, who’s 81, to one of their Dublin shows, as they want her to relish watching them perform together once more.

During an interview with The Sun, Noel clarified that this upcoming tour won’t have the same level of wildness as in the past due to their age. Being over fifty now, they see it more as a “victory lap,” honoring their band and its achievements.

This month, it came to light that Australian independent rock group Ball Park Music landed the coveted opening act position for Oasis’s upcoming Australian tour towards the end of this year.

The Brisbane band with five members is set to open for the British pop sensations at five grand concerts in Sydney and Melbourne’s stadiums.

Back in 2008, Ball Park Music emerged onto the music scene, and just recently, they reached the top spot on the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) chart with their latest album titled “Like Love.

Initially, experts within the industry were predicting that DMA’s would perform at the Oasis shows, as reported by News.com.au.

In 2019, I was fortunate enough to have been chosen as an opening act for Liam during his solo concerts in the UK and Ireland, which were part of the Sydney band’s itinerary. Prior to that, we had established a connection with him.

Ball Park Music, a band composed of Sam Cromack (vocals and guitar), Jennifer Boyce (bass), and Paul Furness (keyboards and trombone), have put out eight studio albums.

Completing the line up are rhythm guitarist Dean Hanson and Daniel Hanson on drums. 

Instead of choosing an Australian support act, Oasis had typically bucked the trend of tour promoters being hesitant to allocate a slot for local artists on international tours.

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2025-04-25 14:24

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