Liam Gallagher Hints at Oasis Activity in 2026: “Bring on 2027 I Mean 2026 I Mean Happy Easter”

Liam Gallagher stirs excitement with cryptic hints about Oasis possibly returning in 2026, teasing fans hungry for reunion news and fresh tunes.

When it comes to Oasis, the legendary band that soundtracked the ‘90s and beyond, every whisper about a reunion or activity sends waves through the fan community. Recently, Liam Gallagher, the band’s iconic frontman, stoked the fires of speculation by dropping ambiguous hints about Oasis possibly stirring up some action in 2026. And, as a longtime fan, I can tell you—those two words, “Oasis” and “2026,” in the same sentence? Pure magic.

From “No 2026” to a Tease: Liam’s Rollercoaster of Hints

Earlier this December, Liam put a damper on hopes for Oasis activity in 2026 by bluntly stating on X (formerly Twitter), “We’re not doing anything in 2026 sorry.” Not long after, he shot down rumours about Oasis playing Knebworth next year, famously adding, “I don’t [have] snizzle to do until 2027 I mean happy Christmas.” That felt pretty definitive at the time, right?

But then, on December 30, Liam pulled a classic Gallagher move: a cheeky, cryptic tweet that sent fans spinning. Responding to a fan’s lament that “Oasis 2025 will officially be over in a day,” Liam answered:

“Bring on 2027 I mean 2026 I mean happy easter”

— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) December 30, 2025

That little slip (or was it?) flips the narrative. Could Oasis be gearing up for something sooner than expected? The teasing tone was unmistakable, leaving us all to wonder what’s really coming.

Setlist Secrets: Which Classics Will Return?

Liam didn’t stop with the date tease—he also hinted at setlist changes if Oasis does hit the road again. When a fan asked if the track “Listen Up” might make a comeback, Liam replied with the sort of no-nonsense confidence only he can muster:

“If we tour again there will be changes to the set list thems the rules”

— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) December 30, 2025

Another fan pleaded for “Columbia” to return, and Liam simply said,

“Oh it’ll be there if we tour again”

— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) December 30, 2025

Imagine hearing those anthems live again—each song a portal to the past, but with fresh energy. The possibilities spark nostalgic butterflies and the electric thrill of anticipation.

Recap: The ‘Live ‘25’ Reunion Tour and What’s Next

This all follows Oasis’ massive ‘Live ‘25’ reunion tour, which concluded in Brazil on November 24. It was a marathon of 41 dates, kicking off in Cardiff on July 4 and winding through big hometown gigs at Manchester’s Heaton Park, London’s Wembley Stadium, and stops across Europe, Asia, Australia, and the Americas.

The band’s farewell message after the tour was poignant and reflective, quoting journalist Simon Price’s biting take:

“The most damaging pop cultural force in recent British history”

Yet, despite the heat, Oasis’ music has undeniably touched generations—from Gallagher Hill to the River Plate, from Croke Park to the City of Angels—the joy, love, and euphoria of those concerts are etched in fans’ hearts forever.

The band announced a “pause for a period of reflection,” signing off simply as Oasis, leaving fans hungry for what’s next.

Rumors, Hints, and the Knebworth Question

The grapevine has been buzzing. There were whispers of more tour dates and even fresh Oasis tunes in the pipeline. Liam dropped a tantalizing hint on X, cryptically stating, “I know things you don’t know,” when asked if he was sad the tour was ending.

At the final Wembley show of the reunion in September, Liam cheekily told fans, “See you next year,” while slapping himself on the wrist—a move that caused “a few tuts and raised eyebrows.”

Was this an accidental slip or a deliberate tease? It’s classic Gallagher mischief, leaving everyone guessing.

Adding fuel to speculation, a British peer once hinted Oasis might play Knebworth next summer, marking 30 years since their legendary 1996 shows. However, she quickly backtracked, clarifying the band had not confirmed anything.

A Film to Celebrate the Comeback

Adding to the excitement, a new documentary film chronicling the return and reunion tour is in the works. Interestingly, it’s being produced by Steven Knight, creator of Peaky Blinders, promising a serious cinematic tribute to Oasis’ comeback saga.

Setlist Nostalgia and Future Classics

During the tour, Oasis stuck to a rigid setlist—23 songs, the same every night. Yet guitarist Gem Archer revealed the original plan included four extra songs, showing that there’s plenty still in their arsenal to play with.

Liam has teased that future shows could feature “loads more classics,” suggesting that next time Oasis takes the stage, fans might hear fresh spins on their catalog or even tunes that didn’t make the reunion cut.

Reliving the Opening Night Magic

The opening night of ‘Live ‘25’ in Cardiff was a spectacle, blending pop art and psychedelia visuals that created a mesmerizing backdrop without stealing the spotlight from the band. It was quintessential Oasis—stadium-size anthems, electric energy, and a setlist packed with timeless hits.

Wrapping Up: What Does the Future Hold?

After years of waiting, Oasis fans have been treated to a reunion tour that felt like both a celebration and a farewell. Yet Liam’s recent playful teases about 2026 suggest the story might not be over just yet. Whether it’s more shows, new music, or another surprise, the Gallagher brothers know how to keep us on our toes.

FAQ

• Will Oasis definitely tour again in 2026?
  Liam Gallagher’s hints are playful but not a clear confirmation. While he mentioned “no plans” earlier, recent tweets open the door for possible activity in 2026.
• What songs might be added to the setlist if Oasis tours again?
  Liam mentioned that “Listen Up” and “Columbia” could return, along with other classics that didn’t make the recent tour setlist.
• Is there a chance Oasis will play Knebworth in 2026?
  Rumours circulated, but official sources have neither confirmed nor denied an Oasis Knebworth show for next year.
• What is the ‘Live ‘25’ reunion tour film about?
  It documents Oasis’ comeback tour and is produced by Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, promising a deep dive into this significant moment.
• How many shows did the ‘Live ‘25’ tour include?
  The tour featured 41 dates, spanning from July to November 2025, across the UK, Europe, Asia, Australia, and the Americas.

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