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Liam Gallagher revealed on Wednesday who made the first move to end his 15-year feud with his brother Noel Gallagher.
The brothers hadn’t spoken since their band Oasis split in 2009, with Noel famously saying: ‘I simply could not go on working with Liam a day longer.’
But, in August, Liam and Noel announced that Oasis were reforming for a string of stadium dates in 2025.
And, on X, formerly Twitter, Liam opened up about how the conversation to reunite came about in the first place.
He tweeted in response to a fan: ‘I called him but don’t tell anyone as I do t wont folk thinking I’m a soft lad and stuffs keep it between me n you cheers x (sic).’
Liam Gallagher, 51, (pictured) as revealed who made the first move to end his 15-year feud with his brother Noel Gallagher, 57
The brothers hadn’t spoken since their rock band Oasis split in 2009, with Noel (pictured in September) famously saying: ‘I simply could not go on working with Liam a day longer’
But, in August, Liam and Noel announced that Oasis were reforming for a string of stadium dates in 2025
Not one to miss an opportunity, Liam couldn’t help but take a jab at Oasis’ longtime rivals Blur during this most recent tweeting spree.
He wrote: ‘Blur we’re on there way out until we came along and made them relevant by giving them s*** if it wasn’t for us they’d have been dropped (sic).’
It comes after Oasis shut down the rumours they are planning a return to Knebworth for 2026 after releasing extra dates on their highly-anticipated reunion tour.
The shows at the iconic venue in North Hertfordshire would have taken place 30 years after the rock band played two sold-out shows in 1996.
However, Liam and Noel shut down any rumours of a Knebworth show taking to X, formerly Twitter, to set the record straight.
They wrote: ‘Contrary to reports in some UK tabloid media today, Oasis will not be playing Knebworth Park in the future.
‘There are no plans for any further UK dates beyond the currently announced UK stadium tour.’
During the session on the social media site, Liam also had a bit of fun with his followers and seemingly shrugged off the Oasis ticket scandal.
And, on X, formerly Twitter, Liam opened up about how the conversation to reunite came about in the first place
It comes after Oasis shut down the rumours they are planning a return to Knebworth for 2026 after releasing extra dates on their highly-anticipated reunion tour
The shows at the iconic venue in North Hertfordshire would have taken place 30 years after the rock band played two sold-out shows in 1996
When he was asked by a fan who much he would pay to see his favourite band of all time – The Beatles – he replied: ’80 quid at a push’
The sum is much less than the £355 some fans paid for Oasis tickets which were originally advertised for £148 in the sale before the introduction of dynamic pricing.
Following an outcry from fans over ticketing issues, Oasis announced two extra shows at London’s Wembley Stadium next summer.
They will be made available to all those who missed out on tickets in the original sale.
Disappointed fans were given the chance to enter a ballot in a bid to win a chance to buy tickets for the two shows.
Taking place in September 2025, the fans will find out whether they have been successful in getting a chance to attend the shows on Friday.
Next year is due to be a proper family affair, as Liam’s third child Gene is expected to be part of Oasis’s 10 opening acts.
Gene, 23, is the lead singer of rock band Villanelle and, like his half-brother Lennon, is the spitting image of his father.