Liam & Noel: Back in Harmony (Sort Of)

The Gallagher brothers are back together – and against all odds, it’s working. Alongside band members Gem Archer (guitar), Paul "Bonehead" Arthurs (guitar), Andy Bell (bass), and Joey Waronker (drums), they’re tighter and louder than ever. The onstage chemistry is electric, filled with Liam’s legendary banter and Noel’s dry wit.

Expect direct dedications, such as Liam dedicating "D’You Know What I Mean?" to Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, calling him "The Boss" and "greatest manager of all time." Be prepared for Noel's sharp comebacks, like his retort to booing Manchester United fans: "Who the f*** are you booing?" Noel also touchingly dedicated "Half The World Away" to the late British actress Caroline Aherne and her co-star Craig Cash, whose sitcom "The Royle Family" used the song as its theme tune.​

Fans = Part of the Show

The crowd doesn’t just sing – it roars, especially during anthems like "Wonderwall" and "Don’t Look Back in Anger." The atmosphere in Manchester was euphoric, with fans flocking to the city center, dominating the cityscape in Oasis merch, pubs playing Oasis-heavy playlists, and spontaneous chants breaking out everywhere from pubs to train stations. The exuberant mood extended to the trams, where celebrations were in full swing, very much in true British style.

⭐ Beyond the Music: Special Moments from the Tour

The Manchester gigs were packed with memorable moments:

• Pep Guardiola in the Crowd: Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, a huge Oasis fan, was spotted with his daughter Maria among the approximately 70,000 spectators, visibly enthusiastic and singing along to "Don’t Look Back in Anger" – a truly down-to-earth gesture that resonated with many fans. Watch Pep Guardiola at the concert here: Pep Guardiola @ Oasis 🤩 #mancity #football #mcfc

• Gallagher Kids Meet Guardiolas: After one concert, the Gallagher brothers' children (Liam's sons Lennon and Gene, and Noel's children Anaïs, Donovan, and Sonny) posed for a group photo with the Guardiola family. Gene Gallagher famously shared the picture on Instagram with the caption: "Pic of the century alright now everyone else f*** off." Instagram Post by Gene Gallagher

• Local Patriotism: Liam dedicated "Fade Away" to the residents of Burnage, the working-class area of Manchester where he and his brother grew up. "Cast No Shadow" was played after a shout-out to Happy Mondays and Richard Ashcroft.