Liam Gallagher told a fan on X that Oasis are likely to “have a chat about new music” once their Live ’27 dates are finished, but stopped short of confirming any songs are currently being written or recorded.
Liam Gallagher suggested Oasis will discuss making new music after the Live ’27 tour, saying the band won’t tour again unless they have fresh material.
Noel Gallagher previously appeared to rule out new Oasis music arriving alongside the Live ’27 shows, stating “There won’t be any new music.”
There are separate reports that Noel has been writing and recording songs, but it’s unclear whether any material is intended for Oasis or other projects.
# What Liam Gallagher said
Liam Gallagher replied to a fan on X on September 28, 2026, saying that if the Live '27 tour goes well, the next step would be "to have a chat about new music." He added: "Can't see us touring again unless we have new music." He did not claim that songs are currently being written or recorded for Oasis.
# Evidence of songwriting activity
There are reported signs that Noel has been writing and recording. Johnny Marr told press that Noel was "writing songs for fun" and "recording songs," though Marr did not know if the material was for Oasis, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, or another project. Liam himself previously joked about the pressures of producing a new Oasis album, suggesting he wasn't prepared to promise one unless it met absurd conditions.
# Where this leaves Oasis' future
Liam has described Live '27 as "isn't a farewell tour but it still could be our last," urging fans to attend because "this could be the last time." Noel has expressed similar uncertainty, saying he doesn't know whether Oasis will continue after the Live '27 run. The band's reunion activity has included packed stadiums and a documentary, Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger, which captures the brothers rebuilding their relationship and the comeback tour.
# The Live '27 tour and demand
Live '27 was announced after the Live '25 reunion dates and was expanded due to "phenomenal demand." The run includes major stadium residencies—five nights at Glasgow's Celtic Park, 11 at Manchester's Etihad Stadium, six at Knebworth—plus dates across mainland Europe and the US. All 42 dates have sold out.
# What to expect next
If Liam's comment is taken at face value, Oasis will at least open formal discussions about new material after completing Live '27. That would be the first serious band-level conversation about a studio album since 2008's Dig Out Your Soul. But at present there is no public confirmation of songs written, recorded, or scheduled for release under the Oasis name.
# Related releases and coverage
The reunion has been covered in media with a five-star NME review of the Live '25 opening night and a documentary that will appear on Disney+ on October 9 with exclusive unseen footage. Noel has promised the Live '27 shows will be "so much better" than the 2025 reunion, describing the band as "way more relaxed."
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