It is my opinion that I do not require rehearsals for the Oasis reunion shows, as stated by Liam Gallagher

Oasis’s reunion tour, which has been eagerly anticipated by fans, is scheduled to begin in a few months, which has led to a lot of inquiries from fans on the band’s return after a sabbatical of fifteen years.

For the sake of “wowing them with your pipes,” a fan posted a question on X to Liam Gallagher, asking him whether he would join rehearsals immediately or whether he would show up later, after the band had already practiced. “I don’t think I’m going to rehearse,” the singer responded to the question. It’s possible that you may just steam straight on and rely on it to keep things fresh and wonderful.

Despite the fact that the ticket prices have been subjected to a great deal of criticism, Gallagher expressed confidence in the success of the next gigs. The following tweet was sent out by a fan: “I am dissatisfied with the prices of the tickets. “I have witnessed you performing live in the early days of your career three times,” Liam replied. “So, what exactly are you complaining about, then?” You should count yourself fortunate that you came to visit us before we sold out.

Someone else shared, “I’ve caused the biggest uproar of the century, and I’m so buzzing I’m going to see you live.” “Got offered extreme amounts for my Oasis tickets, wouldn’t sell them if someone offered me a house for them,” you said. “I’m going to see you live.” His approval was accompanied by the remark, “That’s the attitude.”

In 2009, Oasis broke up as a result of disagreements between Liam Gallagher and his brother, Noel Gallagher. As their differences continued over the years, both of them denied the possibility of a reunion. However, this year, they eventually revealed that they would be going on tour to commemorate the band’s 30th anniversary.

After such a lengthy gap, there were several fans who expressed their uncertainty on the band’s ability to perform at the same level. These concerns were disregarded by Liam, who stated, “Even on our worst day, we’ll still wipe the floor with the majority of bands out there.”

On July 5, 2025, the reunion tour will begin in Cardiff, which is located in Wales. Between now and November, it will make stops in the following countries: England, Ireland, Scotland, Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Australia, Japan, South Korea, Mexico, the United States of America, and Canada.