Liam Gallagher's son shares huge insight into Oasis reunion ahead of first concert

Liam Gallagher's son has shared a major insight into the upcoming Oasis tour. The legendary Manchester-based band will be on stage together for the first time in 16 years next month for their mammoth Oasis Live '25 tour.

Brothers Liam, 52, and Noel, 58, had been at loggerheads ever since the band split in 2009 and were often embroiled in tense feuds on social media and in interviews. But last year, things changed when the two brothers joined forces again, announcing their widely anticipated comeback, almost 15 years to the day from their split.

Now, with just weeks to go, any former feuds between the Gallaghers are firmly in the past, and they're looking towards the future. Last night, the two brothers posed together for the second time as they revealed a huge Adidas promotional campaign which launched on Channel 4.

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Now, Liam's son, Lennon, 25, has opened up about the upcoming tour. Speaking about his memories of the band before the dramatic split which sent shockwaves across the music industry, Lennon said: "Yeah, yeah. I think the last memory I have of Oasis was going to one of their final shows when I was like eight."

Speaking about how the family are preparing for the mammoth shows which kick off on July 4, Lennon said: "But yeah, the family right now, we're just hunkering down, getting ready for it to start (the tour). And, you know, we all cannot wait. It's going to be fantastic."

But he's not too fussed on rehearsals, admitting: "Nah, I'm just letting him get on with that. I'll see it for the real thing when it starts." It's no secret that music runs in the Gallagher blood, with Gene fronting the band Villanelle, and Lennon also a keen musician, although he recently announced his band, Automotive, had decided to split.

So could the family form a supergroup and appear on stage together? He told the Associated Press: "Yeah, I mean, it'll be really fun one day for me and my brother, my dad and my uncle to be on-stage, I think that'd be quite funny."

He has, however, already decided on what song he'd choose if the family were to ever join forces for a mega performance. "I'd like to do Be Here Now. That'd be pretty cool," he hinted.

Meanwhile, Noel and Liam haven't been making music together; instead, they have been focusing on the upcoming tour as well as their Adidas campaign. The brothers were all smiles as they were spotted arriving separately at a working men's club in Newington Green, London, in April.

It was understood at the time they were shooting promo material for Adidas as part of a new planned collaboration between the Gallaghers and the sports brand. Adidas will make its own Originals range based on the Oasis Live 25 tour.

And now the advert has been unveiled to fans. In the promo video, the Oasis anthem Live Forever can be heard and there are scenes reminiscent of early Oasis gigs with fans wearing new Adidas clothing complete with the famous Oasis band logo.

At one point, a tambourine appeared to hit ice, and Liam's voice could be heard saying: "There are days when you are in the zone, you know what I mean? You just stand perfectly still while there's all this chaos going on around you. Not feeling the need to join in the madness, just thinking, this is the best feeling in the world. Just absolutely still."

Liam and Noel could then be seen heading to the stage ready to play a gig before the final shot of the advert showed them reunited and posing together. Liam's comments on the ad in some ways describe his posture on stage. He is well known for not dancing or moving, singing up to the mic with his trademark pose, with his hands behind his back. No doubt, whilst he does that later this month at the reunion shows, there will be "chaos" in the crowd as thousands of fans enjoy the first Oasis shows for 16 years.

The biblical band split following a backstage bust-up between the Gallaghers at the Rock en Seine festival in Paris in 2009. But thankfully, the brothers have now made up, and it is believed Liam made the first move to patch things up.

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