Noel and Liam Gallagher are set to reunite with the original Oasis lineup for the band’s induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame later this year. The ceremony is scheduled to take place in Los Angeles this November, marking a significant moment as the Gallagher brothers put their longstanding feud behind them.

Following their reconciliation prior to last summer’s successful Live ’25 comeback tour, the brothers have reportedly worked to bring together all the musicians who were part of Oasis during the 1990s. Sources indicate the group will include Gem Archer, Paul "Bonehead" Arthurs, Andy Bell, Paul McGuigan, Alan White, and Tony McCarroll. McCarroll, who left the band amid tensions with Noel Gallagher after a 1995 dispute, has accepted the invitation and is expected to attend, signaling a resolution of past conflicts.

According to insiders, the aim is to ensure every contributing member receives recognition during the induction. While the possibility of a live performance has been discussed, nothing has been officially confirmed. Organizers view the reunion as a notable event in rock history, with the full early lineup appearing together for the first time in many years.

This year’s ceremony also highlights prominent British acts such as Phil Collins, Iron Maiden, and Joy Division/New Order. Sir Paul McCartney is rumored to be delivering the introduction for Oasis, underscoring the significance of the occasion.

Industry observers note that this event could help extend the momentum generated by Oasis’s recent resurgence. The band is expected to announce additional live shows in September, indicating that their return to the stage will continue through 2027.