The Gallagher Brothers Are Back

This story at a glance…

1. After 15 years of feuding, the Gallagher brothers are reuniting for a 2025 Oasis tour.

2. The Britpop legends will play across the UK and Ireland, with hints of global dates to come.

3. Oasis, known for hits like "Wonderwall," never quite conquered the U.S., but this tour could change that.

4. Who else will join them on stage? The lineup is still a mystery!

The Gallagher Brothers Are Back 

In a twist that could make even the most skeptical music fans do a double-take, the legendary Britpop band Oasis has announced a reunion tour for summer 2025. This is after 15 years of what can only be described as a sibling rivalry of epic proportions. Yes, Liam and Noel Gallagher are putting aside their differences long enough to get back on stage together. Cue the mass singalongs of “Wonderwall” and “Champagne Supernova” across the UK.

A Rock 'n' Roll Soap Opera
Oasis wasn't just a band, it was a phenomenon in the 1990s. With their anthemic hits and iconic status in Britpop, they quickly shot to the top of the British charts with their debut album, “Definitely Maybe.” However, what goes up must come down, and in the case of Oasis, it came crashing down in a blaze of public spats and brotherly brawls. 

The Gallagher brothers’ relationship was always more volatile than a shaken bottle of champagne. Their arguments became the stuff of rock legend. In 2009 Noel walked out, citing his inability to work with Liam for even one more day, and the band officially split.

A Reunion Worth the Wait
Now, after years of sniping at each other in the press and on social media, it seems the Gallagher brothers have finally reconciled—or at least have reached a détente strong enough to bring the band back together. The reunion tour will kick off in the summer of 2025, with shows scheduled across the UK, including four nights at London’s iconic Wembley Stadium. The band’s statement hinted at even more dates outside Europe, promising that “the great wait is over.” Fans have been buzzing with anticipation since Oasis teased the announcement online. 

And it’s not just the UK that will get to bask in the glory of this reunion. According to the band’s statement, there are plans to take the tour to “other continents outside of Europe later next year.” 

What About the U.S.?
Oasis’s track record in the United States has been rocky at best. Despite their massive success in the UK, they never quite reached the same heights across the pond. A notoriously chaotic performance in Los Angeles in 1994 didn’t help matters. Also, Noel’s brief disappearance from the band only added to the confusion. The band has yet to win a Grammy and, despite being nominated for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame this year, they didn’t make the cut. 

What’s Next?
As thrilling as this reunion is, one big question remains: Who else will be in the band besides the Gallagher brothers? The announcement was silent on the rest of the lineup, leaving fans to speculate if any of the original members would be joining in the fun. Meanwhile, to tide fans over, Oasis is releasing a 30th-anniversary edition of their debut album, “Definitely Maybe,” featuring some long-lost tracks.

Reflection
Reconciliation is a powerful act that brings healing, restores relationships, and opens the door to new beginnings. When we choose to forgive and seek peace, we reflect the love and grace that God extends to us. Scripture reminds us of the beauty in unity: "How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity!" (Psalm 133:1).

Forgiveness isn’t always easy, but it’s a vital step toward experiencing the fullness of life God intends for us. By embracing reconciliation, we mend what is broken and create opportunities for new growth and shared joy. It’s in these moments of restored harmony that we can truly reflect the peace and love of Christ in our lives.