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There has been speculation about an Oasis reunion ever since the Gallagher brothers from Manchester decided to go separate ways back in 2009 before playing at V Festival in the UK. But, after countless rumours over the years, and huge media pressure for them to reveal more details about a future reunion, the news diehard Oasis fans and bandwagon jumpers have been waiting for has finally arrived, the group are going to be returning for a huge run of shows in 2025, but is it going to be worth the wait? Also, should we believe the hype?
For many under the age of 20, ask them what Oasis is and they may likely instantly think of a drink you get from McDonald’s, but for everyone else, many will remember the Oasis heydey when rock and roll ruled the charts and everyone swagged around thinking they were the next Liam Gallagher. But is this group really that cool anymore? Some would argue, yes, others may say they have had their day, but one thing we can all agree on is that these shows are going to be absolutely massive, even if the band have more years under their hood, the energy is going to be palpable.
Why Did Oasis Split Up In The First Place?
Before, we look into what the future has in store for the group, we need to first head back to 2009 when the band split up, and what felt like at the time, a breakup for good. Brothers, Liam and Noel Gallagher evidently had a tense relationship leading up to their breakup.
There had been countless arguments on stage and differences of opinions prior to their last ever show, but it appeared that Noel had run out of patience coming to their V Festival gig, and he made it clear that it was he who had quit the band. From media reports, the two never spoke or saw each other again, until recently when they decided to put their differences behind them.
Are Oasis Still Relevant?
Oasis are arguably still one of the biggest rock bands in the world, although mostly in the UK. Their music still resonates with fans globally and since the news of their return, their streams have been on fire! The fact that people have flocked by the masses to listen to their biggest hits once again proves that they are now just as big, if not bigger than they were when they were last active.
Why An Oasis Reunion Now?
Many people have speculated that the group have always planned to come back at some point, knowing that the hype would be immense and the revenue generated would be enormous. But, it appears that may not be true, especially on the finance side. Why? They have been offered huge sums many times before coming back according to rumours, but they have never decided to go ahead with it.
However, Liam has been publicly honest that he always wanted the group to reunite, often putting pressure on Noel publicly to make their fan’s dream a reality. So, has it come that Noel has finally given in to the pressure? Possibly, or it could be that he wants to return to playing stadiums, something which may have been a struggle with his Flying Birds alone.
There are many reasons for an Oasis reunion, but one thing is certain and that is that fans are going to go bizerk at their return shows in 2025. So, that leads us to the main topic of this article, is it going to be worth the wait? Yes, it likely is going to be worth the wait. These shows are going to be the biggest by a British rock group in a long time, and who knows where it could lead to in the future, a new album? More shows? Maybe even a future Glastonbury headline slot, the band have ruled out 2025, but there is always 2027! (Glastonbury is having a break in 2026).
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