Oasis brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher will stay apart during their long-awaited 2025 reunion tour when not on stage in 'military-style action'.
After a backstage fight in Paris in 2009, the brothers' troubled relationship came to a head. Noel, 57, left the Britpop band and he and Liam, 52, have been in a very public feud ever since.
But even putting aside their differences to return to the stage, there will be separate dressing rooms and transportation to avoid confrontations and the resulting “financial and public relations nightmare.”
A source told The Mirror: “They will not be in each other's pockets and will effectively operate as separate entities who have come together for necessary promotional work and shows.” Other than that, there will be a lot of separation in this reunion.
'It will be a test for them to get back together for a considerable time. The atmosphere will surely be electric, but also a little tense.'
Oasis brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher will reportedly stay apart when not on stage in 'military-style action' during their long-awaited reunion tour in 2025.
In 2009, Noel, 57, left the band after a backstage row in Paris and his and Liam's feud with the feuding brothers came to a head.
The brothers have been in a very public feud ever since (Image: 2008)
MailOnline has contacted Oasis representatives for comment.
Before Liam Noel's now ex-wife Sarah MacDonald has said this caused a rift between her and her older brother and is the reason why the band “no longer exists”.
Liam and Sarah have had very public fights for a long time: Liam once called Sarah a “dark” person and called her a “bitch” during late-night calls.
But Sarah has often attacked him; she once called him a “disgraceful whore” and said she hoped he would be “dead” by a certain time.
He even points out that she is the reason an Oasis reunion won't happen, leaving Noel furious at Liam's insults towards Sarah.
But after Noel divorced his ex-wife for £20million last year, Gallagher's father insisted on the financial merits of reuniting the band.
Noel and Sarah revealed their separation in January 2023, after almost 12 years of marriage.
In a statement sent to MailOnline at the time, they announced their separation and said their two children “remained their priority.”
But putting aside their differences to return to the stage, there will be separate changing rooms and transportation to avoid confrontations and the resulting “financial and public relations nightmare.”
A source said: “They will not be in each other's pockets and effectively will not be separate entities.”
Liam previously stated that Noel's ex-wife Sarah MacDonald caused a rift between him and his older brother and was the reason the band no longer existed (Noel and Sarah 2019).
Noel also has a daughter, Anees, born in 2000, with his first ex-wife, Meg Matthews.
Many Oasis fans have already been left empty-handed during their long-awaited 17-date UK reunion tour after an online fiasco sold out tickets in a matter of hours.
Some 14 million fans braved eight-hour queues to get the much-sought tickets to see the rock band live, with many more missing.
While some managed to get tickets, dynamic pricing caused prices to almost double in a matter of hours, forcing many to spend huge sums of money on them.
The Gallagher brothers later made tickets available for two more Wembley shows through a staggered invitation-only vote, but many fans were disappointed not to be invited to the sale despite queuing for hours at the first sale.
Oasis rose to global fame in the '90s with their 1994 debut album, Definitely Map. The best-selling debut album in British history.
Next year (what story) morning glory? Released alongside hits Don't Look Back in Anchor and Champagne Supernova, Wonderwall topped the ARIA Top 10 chart for 11 consecutive weeks after its release.
During their heyday in the '90s, Oasis visited Australia in 1998 for the Be Here Now tour following their global success.
They delighted fans by returning to Australia for the Heathen Chemistry Tour in 2001, and again in late 2005 for the Don't Believe The Truth Tour.
The band broke up after an argument backstage at the 2009 Rock 'n' Roll festival in Paris.
