Liam Gallagher revealed that his brother Noel declined the offer to take part in ‘Definitely Maybe’ tour.
Liam Gallagher Celebrates 30 Years of Oasis’ Debut Album
The UK tour celebrates 30 years since Oasis released their debut album ‘Definitely Maybe’ in 1994.
Liam Gallagher hinted at a tour earlier this year through social media updates and fan messages.
He promised to perform the album in full, including B-sides like ‘Half The World Away’, originally sung by Noel.
Noel Gallagher Declines Reunion Tour
Fans hoped for a reunion, but Noel Gallagher declined the offer to join the tour.
Liam Gallagher revealed this in a post on X (formerly Twitter) on October 17.
“He’s been asked and he’s refused,” wrote Liam, replying to a fan’s question about Noel’s involvement.
Tour Dates and Cities Confirmed
The ‘Definitely Maybe 30 Years’ tour includes 12 UK and Ireland dates.
It starts in Sheffield on June 2 and visits Cardiff, Glasgow, and Dublin.
Liam will perform three nights at London’s O2 and three at Manchester’s Co-Op Live.
Bonehead Joins the Tour
Ex-Oasis guitarist Bonehead will join Liam Gallagher on the tour after recovering from cancer.
He previously worked on solo projects and is now ready for live shows again.
Tickets Go on Sale Soon
Tickets will be available from 9am BST on Friday, October 20.
Fans can purchase tickets directly through official platforms.
No Reunion Planned for Now
Hopes for a full Oasis reunion have once again been dashed.
Noel Gallagher confirmed that no serious offer has been made for the band’s comeback.
He is focused on his solo project High Flying Birds, which released ‘Council Skies’ in 2023.
Liam Gallagher’s Solo Success
Liam continues his solo career, recently releasing a live album from his Knebworth 2022 performance.
That concert drew over 170,000 fans across two nights.
He also revealed that his next solo album, the follow-up to ‘C’Mon You Know’, is now complete.
Source: NME
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