Liam Gallagher 'confirms' Oasis reunion with telling seven word tweet

Liam Gallagher has often enjoyed stoking rumors of an oasis reunion by putting the onus back on his brother Noel Gallagher but this time he is not ruling out the band getting back together again next year would be the 30th anniversary of oasis's seminal album what's the story morning glory and the grape vine has been tingling with reports that this time Liam and Noel are going to take to the stage again to the Delight of Brit pop fans across the country Liam has now posted a seven-word response to the rumors on X formerly known as Twitter in which he has not denied that Oasis will be back and actually took umbrage at being labeled the band's former frontman when pushed Liam then refused to deny that there will be a reunion as he answered fans posts on the social media site posting a link to a story about Oasis planning gigs for the summer of 2025 Liam wrote I never did like that word former when pushed by fans about how he is feeling at the moment Liam said that he had biblical vibrations the singer then went on to interact with others who were commenting on his post and when one urged him well say something like it's not happening Liam reacted by posting you trying to put words in my mouth that's a criminal offense before adding I can but I don't want to another fan asked what Liam would say to his brother Noel after many years of Silence between them to which he had a short two-word reply Liam was asked asked if Oasis reunion really happened what would you say to Noel on the stage he promptly replied referring to his brother being older keep up there is hope that Oasis will return for big shows in Manchester and London as well as Landing one of the coveted headline slots at Glastonberry Festival while Liam 51 and Noel 57 have yet to confirm the reports Liam appeared to reference the gigs during his headlining set at leads Festival over the weekend he said it is very very interesting in it it is a very interesting situation we found ourselves in before launching into a rendition of oasis's half the world away formed in Manchester in 1991 Oasis had eight number one singles including some might say and Don't Look Back in Anger the Gallagher brothers last live gig together was in Paris in 2009 at their Peak they played two legendary gigs at nebor to 250,000 fans the band split at after a Dressing Room bust up in Paris in 2009 with both brothers pursuing new musical Avenues Noel with his high flying birds and Liam initially with band BDI and later as a solo act