According to reports, Liam and Noel Gallagher have performed together for the first time in 16 years in a working men’s club in Noord -Londen.
The brothers were depicted in the Mildmay Club in Newington Green, North London, on Thursday, where they are supposed to have filmed a promotional video for the sold-out Oasis Reunion Tour of this summer.
According to the sunThey arrived at the location separately, stayed a little more than an hour and made enough noise to provoke the anger of the locals.
The long-awaited Oasis ’25 tour will start in Cardiff on July 4, 16 years after the band Bitter is split after a notorious backstage fight at Rock and Seine Festival in Paris, and 30 years after the release of their bestseller Second album, (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?.
In a joint explanation after the announcement of the Tour, the band said: “The weapons have become silent. The stars have been aligned. The big wait is over. Come on. It will not be broadcast.”
It is thought that the brothers are back in each other’s good graces, where Noel confirmed that he will talk earlier this week that the rehearsals for the Tour will start in the coming weeks. When he was asked about Liam, he said, “He is fine. He is on top form. I was with him yesterday.”
The British leg of the Tour will contain seven shows at Wembley Stadium in London, as well as five in the Gallaghers’ hometown in Manchester. They will then visit the US, Mexico, Japan, South Korea and Australia, before they end up in South America in November.
Earlier this week, the Tour got the headlines when data from Lloyds Banking Group revealed that fans jointly lost more than £ 2 million in scams since tickets went on sale in August 2024.
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The Competition and Markets Authority has previously established that Ticketmaster may have “violated” legislation on consumer protection in the way it has sold more than 900,000 tickets, whereby some fans ultimately pay more than £ 350 for tickets worth £ 150.
The band picked up all the criticism of ticket prizes and said in a statement last year: “Inevitable interest in this Tour is so overwhelming that it is impossible to plan enough shows to meet public demand.
“Regarding the well -reported complaints that many buyers had about the operation of the Dynamic Ticketmaster’s work: it must be made clear that Oasis left decisions about ticketing and prices entirely for their promoters and management, and in no time awareness that dynamic prices would be used.”
In response to a fan, who wrote on X that they ‘did not expect [Oasis] To get rid of the fans as much as they have, “Liam Curtly replied:” Shutup “.
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