Noel Gallagher Reflects on Longstanding Feud with Liam During Concert

Noel Gallagher recently opened up about his ongoing feud with brother and former bandmate Liam Gallagher during a concert, marking a significant moment after 15 years of tension. Speaking to a crowd of approximately 40,000 fans, Noel expressed his fatigue with touring alongside his bandmates, indicating a desire for a break from the road. He hinted that this hiatus could extend into 2025 or 2026, leaving fans uncertain about the future of his current project, High Flying Birds. During the performance, Noel candidly admitted to the audience, "we’re sick of the sight of each other," as he reflected on the lengthy tour that had kept the band on the road for over a year. He emphasized the need to focus on creating new music before considering any future tours, stating, "I don’t know if we’re gonna tour again, I’ve got no idea... we’ve got to make a record first." In a nostalgic moment, Noel acknowledged the legacy of Oasis, the iconic Britpop band he formed with Liam, by rallying the audience with the phrase, "Right, we’re all Oasis fans, right? Buckle up," before performing the 1997 track "Going Nowhere." This performance served as a poignant reminder of the band's last appearance together in Paris 15 years ago, a moment that fans now recognize as the end of an era for the legendary group.