Rock legends Oasis are making a long-awaited return, with brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher mending their 15-year feud through a series of phone calls. As the 30th anniversary of their debut album Definitely Maybe approaches, the iconic band is planning a major comeback next summer, expected to generate a staggering £400 million.
Fans can look forward to a series of massive live concerts across the UK, with official announcements anticipated this week. A source close to the band commented, “This reunion will be one for the history books.”
Liam recently set the internet abuzz by hinting at the reunion on Twitter, cryptically stating, “I never did like that word former.” His comment came after the Gallaghers finally put their differences aside, leading to speculation about their return.
Reports suggest that after much deliberation, Noel has agreed to the reunion, recognizing that the timing was right for a comeback. “Noel and Liam may never be best friends, but they’re doing this for the fans. The demand is enormous, and they knew it was now or never,” the source added.
