It sounds like Oasis are not ready to say they are outta time on their rapturously received reunion tour. With just 13 dates left on the Live ’25 outing that has blown away fans in the U.K., Ireland and North America this summer and fall, singer Liam Gallagher responded to a fan’s complaint about one of his favorite songs not making the set list so far on Wednesday (Oct. 8) with a cryptic tease that the Gallaghers are just getting started.
“How the f–k did ‘The Hindu Times’ not make it on the setlist?,” a Twitter user asked about the 2002 fan-favorite U.K. No. 1 hit single from the band’s fifth studio album, Heathen Chemistry that was once in semi-regular rotation on their pre-reunion set lists.
And then Liam (kind of) said the thing that superfans have been waiting for him to say since the first run of shows were announced. “Chill Winston it’s not even HALF TIME yet it’s a tour of 2 half’s,” Gallagher wrote. The setlist for the reunion tour to date has been rigidly predictable, with the group performing the same 23 songs, in the same order, at all the shows to date.
But aside from hinting that there might be more gigs in the future, the reliably inscrutable singer did not fall for the bait of follow-up questions and left it at that. At press time, spokespeople for Oasis had not returned Billboard‘s request for additional information on potential future dates.
It’s not the first time Oasis have hinted that they want to keep the good times rolling. At the conclusion of their Sept. 28 gig at Wembley Stadium in London Liam thanked the fans for “keeping the faith” before offering up the first tease of what’s to come when he said “see you next year.“
Though they have not addressed them, rumors continue to swirl that the band could be gearing up for a return to Knebworth for a 30th anniversary celebration of their legendary 1996 double-down attended by 250,000, which at that time were the largest U.K. concerts ever held. At press time no 2026 Knebworth shows have been announced.
After a messy sibling rivalry-fueled break-up in 2009, Gallagher reunited with older brother songwriter/guitarist Noel Gallagher earlier this year to reform the group for a sold-out run that kicked off on July 4 at Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales. They followed up with a five-night run at Heaton Park in their hometown of Manchester, U.K. and moved on to London, Edinburgh and Dublin before a series of North American summer shows in Toronto, Chicago, New Jersey and Los Angeles, followed by Mexico City and a return to Wembley Stadium in London last month.
The final push will kick off on Oct. 21 at Goyang Stadium in Goyang, South Korea and hit Tokyo, Melbourne and Sydney before heading to South America for shows in Argentina and Chile and the final, for now, two scheduled gigs at MorumBIS in São Paulo, Brazil on Nov. 22-23.
In the meantime, fans can await an as-yet-untitled reunion movie produced by Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight and the upcoming Oasis Live ’25 OPUS book with live shots from the tour.
