“Performances in Manchester and London next summer”… The Times reports
It’s also a hot topic on domestic social media.
Rumors of a reunion between Oasis, the legendary Britpop band that dominated the 1990s, have surfaced again.
According to local media outlets such as The Times of London and British music outlet NME, which cited the Times of London on the 24th (local time), rumors are circulating in the local industry that brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher will reunite next summer.
The Times reports that the Gallagher brothers are set to hit their hometown of Manchester and London next summer, with shows planned at Heaton Park and Wembley Stadium in particular.
If an actual Oasis reunion concert happens, it will be their first time performing together in 16 years since the 2009 V Festival.
In particular, there are rumors that Wembley Stadium was booked for 10 days for Oasis concerts. Wembley Stadium recently became a hot topic when American pop superstar Taylor Swift performed eight times on a single tour.
There are also rumours that Oasis will headline next year’s Glastonbury Festival, the world’s largest music festival in the UK.
The reunion rumours have gained more traction after Liam recently responded to rumours of an Oasis reunion at the Leeds Festival by saying it was “an interesting situation”. In addition, Noel spoke more softly about Liam in a recent interview, NME reported.
Liam also dedicated the song to his brother Noel at his concert in Sheffield earlier this year, before performing ‘Half the World Away’ – a song he is known to hate.
With these various circumstances being captured, foreign media outlets are reporting that the Oasis reunion rumor is more credible than ever. This news is also becoming a hot topic in Korea. On the 25th, ‘Oasis reunion’ appeared as the Korean version of the real-time trend on social media X.
Oasis is also building a fan base in Korea. They first visited Korea in 2006. In 2009, they visited Korea for the second time and performed at the ‘Jisan Valley Rock Festival’. Noel has recently emerged as a ‘Generation Z rock star’ in Korea through his consecutive performances in Korea.
Oasis, formed in 1991, celebrates its 30th anniversary this year. They released their first full-length album, Definitively Maybe, in 1994. They led the revival of Britpop by releasing numerous hit songs such as “Wonderwall,” “Don’t Look Back in Anger,” and “Live Forever.” Their music, which harmonized the dynamic rhythm of rock ‘n’ roll with the emotion and melody of pop, had a great influence on their contemporaries and junior bands. However, as the conflict between Noel and Liam intensified in the mid-to-late 2000s, they disbanded in 2009.
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2024-08-26 18:05:27