Liam Gallagher responds to Andy Bell’s feedback on an Oasis reunion

Liam Gallagher has responded to Andy Bell‘s latest feedback a couple of potential Oasis reunion.

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Bell performed bass for the Britpop band between 1999 and 2009, earlier than becoming a member of Gallagher’s group Beady Eye. Throughout an interview about Experience‘s new album ‘Interaction’ and their upcoming tour, Bell mentioned Oasis would “in all probability” get again collectively in some unspecified time in the future.

“Yeah, they in all probability will. I believe yeah, they in all probability will do it,” he defined. “I don’t suppose it seems doubtless proper now, however life is lengthy, isn’t it?”

Bell went on to say The Stones Roses‘ previous reunion, saying that it “occurred utterly in opposition to the way in which issues have been wanting”.

“They weren’t getting on in any respect, and there was plenty of unhealthy blood within the press and stuff with the Roses, after which out of the blue you have been listening to about gigs,” he added. “I believe we may see one thing like that for Oasis”.

Writing on X/Twitter this morning (April 9), Gallagher mentioned: “Andy Bell from Experience the shoe gazing phenomenon ought to actually not be getting folks’s hopes up it’s not massive and it’s not intelligent LG x.”

Andy bell from experience the shoe gazing phenomenon ought to actually not be getting folks’s hopes up it’s not massive and and it’s not intelligent LG x

— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) April 9, 2024

He then replied to a fan who argued that Bell was “simply saying what you’ve mentioned one million occasions already” – referring to Gallagher’s feedback on a attainable Oasis comeback lately.

LG wrote: “I’ve by no means talked about [an] Oasis reunion it’s over we should all actually transfer [on] for our personal psychological well being.” You’ll be able to see that trade within the submit under.

I’ve by no means talked about oasis reunion it’s over we should all actually transfer in for our personal psychological well being

— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) April 9, 2024

Oasis are set to rejoice the thirtieth anniversary of their traditional debut album ‘Positively Perhaps’ this yr, however Noel Gallagher has dominated out a reunion to mark the milestone.

Nevertheless, Liam might be embarking on a particular UK and Eire tour that may see him carry out the document in full. He’ll additionally showcase ‘Positively Perhaps’ in its entirety when he headlines Studying & Leeds 2024 in August.

Final October, LG claimed that Noel had been requested to take part within the UK/Eire dates, however he “refused”.

Chatting with NME in 2020, Liam mentioned an Oasis reunion was “gonna occur very fucking quickly”, with Noel revealing in early 2023 that he would “by no means say by no means” to the concept. Nevertheless, LG subsequently argued that his estranged brother had “accomplished plenty of harm to Oasis as a model”.

Noel then mentioned a possible return for Oasis throughout an interview with NME final summer time. He mentioned he would “inevitably” be approached a couple of tour, however added: “There’s by no means actually been a critical supply about ‘The Huge O’ getting again collectively, however there you go.”

In October, the Excessive Flying Birds frontman accused Liam of making an attempt to “rewrite historical past” relating to Oasis’ “dreadful” ultimate yr collectively. “The final tour was not completely satisfied,” he defined.

Former Oasis guitarist Bonehead has mentioned that he would love a comeback to go forward due to what it will imply to the “youthful followers” of the band.

Liam Gallagher launched a collaborative album with John Squire in March, with the duo having not too long ago wrapped up a UK, Eire and European tour. They’ll play a present in Brooklyn, New York on Thursday (April 11).

Andy Bell has additionally recalled how he ended up becoming a member of Oasis: “It was a few years after Experience cut up, and I used to be in a brand new band known as Hurricane. We had damaged up, and there had been a narrative within the papers saying that my band had damaged up, and I assume [Oasis] realised I used to be knocking round.”

In January, Experience spoke to NME about their new album ‘Interaction’. “The core of it’s the interaction between us and what we now have collectively as a band,” Bell defined. “Why are we doing any of this? It’s as a result of we wish to hold this factor going.”