Oasis has the most anticipated reunion tour of the decade and it's about to begin — but fans dreaming of a definitive return of the band may end up disappointed. According to manager Alex McKinlay , brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher have no plans beyond the already scheduled shows. A new album is also out of the question.
In an interview with Music Week (via Igor Miranda ), McKinlay made it clear that the Oasis Live '25 will be a one-off celebration. "This is definitely the last time," he stated, mentioning that Noel had previously expressed the same opinion. The goal, according to him, is to offer a unique opportunity for fans who have never seen Oasis live.
Despite Liam's recent jokes on social media about new music, McKinlay assured that no new compositions are in production — and that those mentioned tracks never actually existed.
The manager also revealed that the band's team was surprised by the audience's reception outside the UK. International sales exceeded expectations. "It was like a leap in the dark," he said. "The reaction was phenomenal, it felt like there was finally some good news amidst so much nonsense in the world."
Oasis reunion tour
Oasis Live '25 will be the band's first world tour since their split in 2009. With 41 confirmed shows, the group will visit Europe, North America, Asia, Oceania, and South America.
In Brazil, Oasis will play at Morumbi Stadium in São Paulo on November 22nd and 23rd, 2025. Tickets for both dates are sold out.
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