The Oasis reunion last year was one of the biggest music stories in a generation, but now Liam Gallagher is making it crystal clear that don’t expect a new album anytime soon. In recent social media responses to fans, the Oasis frontman explained that the pressure and expectations surrounding any new material are simply too high to overcome. He even joked that a record would need to sell 100 million copies in the first hour, cure bad breath and constipation for the nation, and perform various miracles just to satisfy the fanbase. It’s a brutally honest take on the impossible standards modern bands face when their fanbase hasn’t heard new music in over a decade.
This announcement comes after months of mixed messages from the band. Back in 2024, Liam claimed they had an album“already finished and in the bag,”but admitted in November that he was just trolling fans because everyone seemed too uptight. His brother Noel’s manager confirmed in 2025 that there were no plans for new music, which now seems to be the final word. Instead of worrying about studio recordings, Oasis is directing all energy toward touring, with hints of a 2027 tour that could include shows at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium and a possible return to Knebworth.
While no new Oasis album might feel like a letdown, the band is still giving fans something to anticipate. A documentary about their reunion tour, titled“Don’t Look Back In Anger”and directed by Steven Knight, is set to premiere September 11, 2026. The film promises to capture the behind-the-scenes story of one of rock’s greatest comebacks. So what do you think? Are you disappointed by no new music, or would you rather see Oasis tour and let the reunion stand on its own?
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