Oasis Post Sparks Speculation Gallagher Brothers Said More Than Maybe To Reunion
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The band's social media account teased an announcement amid reports that Liam and Noel Gallagher will end their feud with shows next year.
Music fans are wondering whether Tuesday is going to be the day that Oasis will announce a reunion after the iconic rock band teased an upcoming announcement on social media.
Liam and Noel Gallagher, who last performed together roughly 15 years ago before their group disbanded, both reshared a social media post from Oasis’ official account this past weekend suggesting that news will drop about the band sometime Tuesday.
The post cites 8 a.m. as the time of the apparent announcement; however, it doesn’t refer to a specific time zone.
The teaser from the siblings, who have famously feuded over the years, arrives after The Sunday Times reported that “industry insiders” believe the band will get back together for shows next summer.
The reunion plan would see the band play Manchester’s Heaton Park along with a 10-night run in London’s Wembley Stadium, according to the Times, the latter of which would break the new record for shows recently set by Taylor Swift.
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