Oasis World tour 2025: Yorkshire Oasis tribute band says ‘the impact will be staggering’ following reunion news

The infamous bust up between the two brothers who were trailblazers of the 90s Britpop era, has been tamed it seems.

Noel and Liam Gallagher disbanded 15 years ago following a backstage brawl in Paris. After posting cryptic messages online recently, the brothers have now shared their first upcoming European tour dates.

Outspoken singer-songwriter Liam, 51, who has been touring the UK this Summer including headlining Leeds Festival on Friday night, dedicated Half The World Away to his “little brother,” saying he is “still playing hard to get” at a recent gig in Cardiff.

Noel, who is 57, has not been seen at gigs but has also been teasing a possible reunion prior to the news breaking this morning.

Steve Pickles, also in his 50s, started drumming for the Leeds-based Oasis tribute band Fakermaker four years ago.

He said: “For all fans of Oasis or even music this is a significant moment, on a personal level to say the least we are absolutely buzzing but to think of the younger generation and the impact this will have on them is staggering.”

Steve said that the band is already a “popular choice” with upcoming gigs in Morley at The Commercial Inn and Bingley Rocks this weekend.

Organisers Bees Camping posted on facebook:

“If you can't wait until 2025, get yourselves down to Bradford & Bingley Rugby Club this weekend. Bingley Rocks featuring Fakermaker - Oasis Tribute.”

Steve added that following the official announcement of the Oasis tour dates this morning (Tuesday August 27) it had been a “crazy” day.

He said: “Oasis is always a popular choice but hopefully this will be the catalyst for a busy 2025.”

Oasis have so far confirmed tour dates in Cardiff, London, Manchester, Edinburgh and Dublin.

Excitement has spread online over the reunion that fans have dreamed of for over a decade.

One of those sharing their excitement is Noasis, the North Yorkshire tribute band who had been playing to a sold out gig at ‘Britain’s highest pub,’ when they were snowed in at the pub for three days in 2021.

Noasis, who had been performing at the Tan Hill Inn, reacted to the news on facebook: “MadFerit! C'mon!!

#Oasis.”

The confirmed tour dates so far, are:

Cardiff Principality Stadium - July 4/5

Manchester Heaton Park - July 11 /12/19/20

London Wembley Stadium - July 25/26, August 2/3

Edinburgh Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium - August 8/9

Dublin Croke Park - August 16/17

Tickets go on sale at 9am on Saturday, August 31. They will be available via Ticketmaster and Gigs and Tours with fans recommended to register to avoid disappointment.