Liam Gallagher announces new album after Oasis tour on one condition

After more than 15 years of absence and numerous tensions, the Gallagher brothers, who form the group Oasis, have announced a world tour for 2025. This return to the stage could also be accompanied by a new album, as Liam Gallagher suggested. “I think if we succeed on this tour and can be nice to each other, there might be an album. That’s what real bands do. Let’s move forward step by step. I think it’s the wisest decision.”he declared on social networks.

In September, the artist had already raised fans’ hopes by affirming that a new Oasis album was “finished”, before quickly denying his remarks. For now, the question remains open, but many hope that the Gallagher brothers will be able to preserve the newfound understanding to carry out this project.

An expensive tour

The announcement of the reformation of Oasis and a tour in August 2024 caused a real shock wave. Titled Oasis Live ’25 Tourthis series of concerts, which will begin on July 4, 2025 at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, marks the long-awaited return of the group, 16 years after their shattering separation at the Rock en Seine festival in 2009. However, the sale of tickets does not has not escaped criticism. Many fans have reported technical problems during the purchase as well as exorbitant prices, due to the application of dynamic pricing. This system, which adjusts prices according to demand, has caused costs to soar, leaving many admirers frustrated.

Faced with discontent, Liam and Noel Gallagher announced that dynamic pricing would not be applied to ticketing for their concerts in North America. Tourist Live Nation confirmed that this system would not apply to concerts planned in Australia either. While tickets for this tour are snapped up, Oasis fans hope that this return to the stage will allow the Gallagher brothers to definitively turn the page on their differences. The possible recording of a new album would then be the icing on the cake, sealing the rebirth of one of the most emblematic groups in the history of British rock.