Liam Gallagher teases Oasis return next year after Wembley shows

Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher teased that the band could return next year as the group closed the UK leg of their Live 25 reunion tour with two sold‑out nights at Wembley Stadium on September 27 and 28. Gallagher paused before the final number, Champagne Supernova, to thank the crowd and say, "See you next year," a remark that prompted immediate speculation about further shows in 2026. The band also dedicated Stand By Me to their older brother Paul Gallagher, who appeared in court last week and has pleaded not guilty to multiple charges, according to court records. They paid tribute to late boxer Ricky Hatton during Live Forever.

The Wembley dates capped a summer run that restarted Oasis after a 16‑year hiatus, with the tour having opened in Cardiff in July and included Heaton Park, Manchester, Dublin, Edinburgh and a North American leg. The international portion resumes in October with scheduled dates in South Korea, Japan, Australia and South America and is due to conclude in São Paulo on November 23; there are no further confirmed shows beyond that finish. Fans and industry figures have nonetheless circulated rumours that the Gallaghers could return to the UK next year for...