Liam Gallagher has stirred up speculation that Oasis might be planning more tour dates in 2026. During their Live ’25 run, he’s dropped a few cryptic lines — and fans are reading into them as hints of a second leg.
At a recent gig, he thanked fans and said: “See you next year”. He later admitted that his comment “raised a few eyebrows” and noted that the band “need to sit down and discuss” what comes next.
In response to a fan asking if he was sad the tour is ending, Liam replied, “I’m not actually as I know things you don’t know,” and told others to “google it.” That response has only fuelled speculation: Google results point to rumours of a 2026 tour, especially a return to Knebworth, which would mark 30 years since their iconic 1996 shows.
He’s also said: “It’s a tour of 2 half’s”, implying that Live ’25 may not be the final chapter.
On the other hand, Oasis’ co-manager, Alec McKinlay, has publicly pushed back on the idea of new shows or new music, calling Live ’25 “very much the last time around” and saying there’s no current plan for further dates or an album.
Still, there’s extra fuel to the rumours: next year marks the 30th anniversary of their Knebworth and Maine Road gigs — two of their most celebrated concerts. Liam’s hints, combined with the timing, have got fans hopeful that they could return to those huge venues in 2026.
So, are Oasis planning one more world tour? Nothing is confirmed yet — but between Liam’s teases, the anniversary angle, and fan excitement, it’s a conversation they’re clearly not done having.
