Noel Gallagher has suggested that the band Oasis is preparing to announce a tour for 2027, fueling speculation among fans about a potential reunion. The band, known for their influential role in 1990s British rock, had reportedly planned a series of shows next year, including dates at the iconic Knebworth venue.

The possibility of a tour gained momentum last week when Liam Gallagher, Noel’s brother and fellow band member, deactivated his account on X, which was seen as a signal that an official announcement might be forthcoming. Speaking on talkSPORT’s DriveTime, Noel hinted at the band’s intentions, noting the lack of major football tournaments next summer as an opportunity for Oasis to perform again. “There’s no football tournament next year. So we’ve got to do something in the summer, right?” he said with a smile.

In addition to the tour talk, Oasis is set to premiere a new documentary titled *Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger* at the Venice Film Festival. The film revisits the band's legacy and offers a retrospective look at their career and impact. Noel Gallagher admitted mixed feelings about watching the documentary, describing it as emotionally intense. “There’s a lot of people crying in it because we are so brilliant. And at the end of it, I was knackered watching it. I was like, well, I won’t be sitting through that again. It’s too much,” he said.

While no official tour dates or details have yet been confirmed, the combination of Liam’s social media departure, Noel’s comments, and the documentary premiere signals that Oasis may be poised for a significant return to the live stage in 2027.