Speculation around the next James Bond theme has taken another entertaining turn — this time involving Oasis, Yungblud, and a fictional triangle solo.
The latest chapter began when Yungblud, speaking in a new interview, said he would “absolutely love” to record a Bond theme — and would happily team up with Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher if they would have him.
“For any British artist, a Bond song is the goal,” he said, comparing the opportunity to headlining Glastonbury. It’s a telling statement. Landing the theme for a Bond film has long been considered one of the most prestigious gigs in music — a cultural stamp of approval that puts an artist in rare company.
The rumours that Oasis might be in the frame for the next 007 soundtrack have been circulating for months. Noel recently addressed the chatter, confirming that there has been no official approach from the franchise — but not ruling it out either. He’s previously argued that the theme should be handled by British artists rather than Americans and even joked he’d happily appear in a future film as “a Mancunian villain.”
Liam, never one to let speculation pass quietly, added fuel to the fire last month when he posted on X: “It’s happening you wait till you hear it it’s the best BOND tune ever.” Whether that was mischief or marketing remains unclear — but it certainly got fans talking.
It’s happening you wait till you hear it it’s the best BOND tune ever
— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) December 6, 2025
Now he’s back at it. After hearing about Yungblud’s enthusiasm for collaborating, Liam responded in typically dry fashion. When a fan asked how the Bond song was coming along, he replied: “It’s finished just waiting for yungblud to finish his triangle solo.” He followed up by joking that Noel had been “teaching yungblud the parts for the triangle solo bits.”
It’s finished just waiting for yungblud to finish his triangle solo
— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) February 20, 2026
It’s classic Gallagher humour — half wind-up, half wink.
The Bond theme is no small matter. Over the decades, it has become a defining musical moment for each film in the franchise, often shaping how an era of Bond is remembered. From Shirley Bassey’s brassy drama to more contemporary, chart-topping ballads, the theme songs have frequently taken on lives of their own.
The next film marks a major transition period for the series. Amazon MGM Studios took over creative control of the franchise last year, ushering in a new chapter after Daniel Craig concluded his run as 007 with 2021’s No Time To Die.
Acclaimed filmmaker Denis Villeneuve — best known for the Dune films — has been confirmed to direct the next instalment, while Steven Knight, creator of Peaky Blinders, is overseeing the screenplay. No actor has officially been announced as the new Bond, though speculation is intensifying.
@metroentertainment LFGGGGGG 👏🏼 According to @varietymagazine, Denis Villeneuve has officially signed on to direct the next James Bond movie for Amazon MGM Studios. Some of Denis's previous film credits include 'DUNE,' 'DUNE: PART TWO,' 'BLADE RUNNER 2049' and 'ARRIVAL.' Denis tells the publication: "Some of my earliest movie-going memories are connected to 007. I grew up watching James Bond films with my father, ever since ‘Dr. No’ with Sean Connery. I’m a die-hard Bond fan. To me, he’s sacred territory." #jamesbond #denisvilleneuve #amazon #filmtok #movies #british #spy #thriller #dune #danielcraig #director ♬ James Bond Theme - Nicholas Dodd
That uncertainty only adds to the excitement around the musical side of things. With a fresh creative team and a new leading man on the horizon, the next theme will likely set the tone for the franchise’s next era.
As for Oasis, the timing is interesting. Reports suggest the band are planning to take a breather from touring this year before potentially announcing further reunion dates in 2027. There’s also talk of new material being written, with Noel said to be feeling newly inspired.
If there were ever a moment for the band to make a statement comeback track, a Bond theme would certainly qualify.
Yungblud, meanwhile, has carved out his own lane in British rock over the past few years, blending punk energy with pop hooks and outspoken commentary. He has openly spoken about the importance of representing British culture on global stages — which likely explains why the idea of contributing to a Bond theme appeals to him.
@yungblud
For Ozzy, forever. 🦇
But here’s the reality check: as of now, there is no confirmed Bond theme artist, no formal approach to Oasis, and no collaboration in the works. The triangle solo exists purely in Liam’s imagination.
Still, the conversation reveals something deeper. The Bond theme isn’t just a soundtrack slot — it’s a cultural milestone. For Oasis, it would represent a full-circle moment for a band that helped define British music in the 1990s. For Yungblud, it would be a symbolic arrival into the upper echelon of UK artists.
And for fans? It’s simply fun to imagine.
Whether the next Bond anthem ends up being a sweeping orchestral ballad, a stripped-back rock statement, or something entirely unexpected, one thing is clear: the race to soundtrack 007’s next mission is officially underway — even if, for now, it’s happening mostly on social media.
As for that triangle solo? Don’t hold your breath.
