Oasis Reunion: Liam Hints at More Shows, No New Music

Following the successful conclusion of their extensive Live '25 reunion tour in Brazil on November 23rd, Oasis has sparked considerable fan interest regarding future performances. Lead singer Liam Gallagher has been subtly hinting at additional dates, suggesting that the band has "loads more classics" to share. This comes after a period of uncertainty, with Liam's cryptic social media posts leaving fans questioning the band's next move. He has since confirmed specific fan-favorite songs like 'Hindu Times' and 'Colombia' are slated for future sets.

Despite the enthusiasm for more live shows, Liam Gallagher has been unequivocal about the possibility of new material. In response to fan speculation, he firmly stated that no new music is being planned, remarking that "it won't be as good as the old stuff." He expressed satisfaction with performing the band's established hits, indicating a strong preference for nostalgia over venturing into new creative territory. This stance was further emphasized with a blunt declaration that "new music is for WANKERS."

The band's official social media posted a message indicating "a period of reflection" after the tour, adding to the ambiguity surrounding their future plans. While Liam's comments suggest a potential for more concerts, the definitive absence of new music suggests that any upcoming tours will focus solely on their celebrated back catalog. Fans are left to anticipate further announcements, with the possibility of more dates seemingly confirmed, yet the scope and nature remain uncertain.