Oasis Teases Reunion with 2025 Tour Plans

Oasis, the iconic 1990s rock band, hints at a 2025 reunion tour as Noel and Liam Gallagher tease a major announcement. The band's reformation marks significant milestones, including their debut album anniversary and a possible Glastonbury headline. Internal tensions have softened, promising an electrifying comeback.

Oasis, the iconic 1990s rock band that defined the Britpop era, is set to reunite, as brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher hinted at a major announcement early Tuesday. Reports indicate plans for shows in 2025.

The band's debut album, 'Definitely Maybe,' released 30 years ago, set the stage for their incredible journey. However, the group disbanded in 2009 due to tensions between Noel, the lead guitarist and main songwriter, and Liam, the charismatic frontman. The brothers recently posted '27.08.24' and '8am' on social media, sparking speculation about an imminent announcement.

Hints of a comeback also surfaced when Liam dedicated the Oasis track 'Half the World Away' to his brother during his set at Reading Festival. According to The Sunday Times, shows are being planned at iconic venues like Heaton Park and Wembley Stadium in 2025, possibly marking the 30th anniversary of their second album 'Morning Glory,' which sold over 22 million copies globally.

(With inputs from agencies.)