Details are scarce, which is typical for these lads. They’ve never been ones to hand you everything on a silver platter. We do know Richard Ashcroft (yes, the Verve guy) is confirmed as support for the Dublin and Manchester shows. For London? It’s still a mystery, but whispers suggest a “special guest” that might make you spit out your tea.
As for the setlist, expect the classics. “Wonderwall,” “Don’t Look Back in Anger,” “Live Forever,” and “Cigarettes & Alcohol” are dead certs. But I’m betting they’ll dust off some deep cuts from Be Here Now just to mess with us. Imagine hearing “All Around the World” live — that’s a 10-minute commitment, mate.
And let’s be real: nobody is going for the new stuff. We’re there for the hits and the bickering between brothers. The tension on stage is half the performance.
The Real Question: Will They Actually Show Up?
Okay, let’s pause for a sec. Will Oasis actually play these London dates? I mean, they’ve cancelled gigs before for “creative differences” and “sore throats” (read: Liam’s voice went on strike). But this time, the stakes are insane. They’ve already sold out stadiums in the UK, and the hype is nuclear.
My gut says yes. They’ve got too much to lose — and too much cash to make — to bail now. Plus, Noel and Liam are getting old enough to realize that arguing is fun, but playing Wembley is more fun. I’d put a fiver on them actually rocking up.
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But keep your expectations low. That’s the Gallagher way. They might start an hour late, Liam might forget half the lyrics, and Noel might glare at the crowd. And honestly, that’s exactly what we want.
