Liam Gallagher Performs at Reading Festival Without Noel

Liam Gallagher, the former frontman of Oasis, is marking the 30th anniversary of the band's debut album, "Definitely Maybe." However, fans hoping for a reunion will be disappointed, as his brother Noel Gallagher will not be joining him on stage. The longstanding feud between the brothers, which has persisted since Noel's departure from the band in 2009, remains unresolved, casting a shadow over the celebration. The Gallagher brothers have a history of public spats and harsh exchanges, both during their time in Oasis and after. Following Noel's exit, he expressed his inability to work with Liam any longer, stating he couldn't endure "a day longer" in the band. Their contentious relationship has been marked by insults, with Noel labeling Liam a "f*head" and Liam retaliating by dubbing them the "High-Flying Turds" on social media. Despite the ongoing rift, Liam has found success in his solo career, particularly with his 2017 album "As You Were." In a 2017 interview, he hinted at the possibility of reconciliation, suggesting that he would be open to speaking with Noel, albeit on Noel's terms. He expressed a desire for a family reunion for their mother’s sake, while leaving the door open for a potential band reunion, though he remains skeptical. As the anniversary approaches, the absence of Noel Gallagher highlights the enduring divide between the brothers, leaving fans to wonder if the iconic band will ever reunite.