This is why Oasis broke up in the first place

WITH Oasis confirmed Return with a huge run of stadium shows across the UK and Ireland next summerHere's a quick rundown of why the band broke up in the first place.

On 28 August 2009, Noel Gallagher officially left the legendary Manchester band after Oasis' show at the Paris Rock en Seine festival on the same night was cancelled. The 'Don't Look Back In Anger' singer shared a statement on Oasisinet.com at the time, which read: “It is with some sadness and great relief that I tell you that I have left Oasis tonight. People will write and say what they like, but I just couldn't continue with [singer, his brother] Liam is one day longer.”

The band pulled out of a Paris concert just before they were due to go on stage, with organisers reportedly posting a message blaming the cancellation on a “falling out”. claimed the Gallagher brothers got into a fight with each other minutes before they went on stage.

Oasis' final show took place on 22 August 2009. At the now-defunct V Festival in Weston Park, the band performed a hits-filled set that included “Cigarettes & Alcohol”, “Half The World Away” and an acoustic cover of “Wonderwall”.

In the years that followed, the two brothers were involved in a very public feud with each other. In 2019, Ten years after Oasis split, Liam reflected on the band's breakup and revealed Radio X that he was still “feeling the pain” of the breakup and claimed that “everything was fine” during the split. Two years after Liam's comment, Noel, revealed that the breakup was the result of mounting tensions within the group.

“Oasis tours have always been about struggle, one way or another. The incident in Paris was just the straw that broke the camel's back, really,” Noel told Sky Arts Noel Gallagher: From the present.

In the chat, he admitted that his departure from the group was not a “decision [he] took it lightly.”

“It was my life, I ran it, and creatively it was my business. Looking back, it was the best thing for me and the band,” he said.

“Because the band now, Oasis in 2009, weren't being hailed as one of the greatest bands of all time. There was a bit of an undercurrent of, 'Well, they really should call it a day.' That's what I thought, anyway,” he said.

Last year Liam announced a tour in honor of the 30th anniversary of “Definitely Maybe”, and showed on X/Twitter that Noel was approached and he refused to play. tour.

In accordance with Daily Star at that timeNoel reportedly said: “The last tour was a miserable one. The other guy is trying to rewrite the story that it was all fucking great. It wasn't.

He continued: “It was a fucking terrible last year for Oasis. You get one chance at life. Why be miserable? Whether it's in your personal life or your professional life, why? You're just wasting a precious thing.”

Earlier this year, Liam Opens Up About Breakup Again Guardian and blamed Noel, as well as Oasis manager Marcus Russell, for blaming him for the decision.

According to the singer-songwriter, Noel always intended to start a solo career, but decided to blame the breakup on Liam's drinking instead of admitting his desire to leave the band.

“If you want to do your own little thing because you're starved for attention, feel free to, mate,” he said, referring to Noel's frequent solo acoustic gigs between Oasis touring commitments. “I'll go to Barbados and sit on a beach for six months, but don't close the band down. That's the way I saw it.”

“This has been my behavior from day one, and [Noel’s]”,” he explained, referring to his drinking habits. “That's what made Oasis what it was.”

“I was no different, but suddenly he turned into Ronan Keating or some soft cunt who said, 'We can't allow this kind of behaviour.' Meanwhile, [these days] he's on tour with the fucking [ex-Kasabian frontman] Tom Meighanwhich allegedly, apparently…” he added.

“And you still don't want to come back to the band with me because I'm a 'fucking cunt'?! Hey, relax, buddy.”

Today (August 27) news broke that The band finally reunited after a 15-year hiatus. The band will embark on a major UK stadium tour, taking them to Cardiff, Manchester, London, Edinburgh and Dublin.

OASIS LIVE 25 is set to gross a staggering £400million, it's reportedand will follow the release 'Definitely Maybe' 30th Anniversary Expanded Reissue this Friday (August 30).

The OASIS LIVE 25 world tour currently features 14 stadium dates in Cardiff, Manchester, London, Edinburgh and Dublin next summer. These will be the band's only European dates in 2025, but a press release states that “there are plans for OASIS LIVE 25 to travel to other continents outside of Europe next year.”

See below for the full list of Oasis UK and Ireland tour dates in 2025. Tickets go on sale from 9am BST (8am IST) on Saturday 31 August and will be available here for UK showsAnd here for irish dates.

Oasis Live 2025 UK & Ireland Tour Dates:

Oasis fans express their excitement over the band's long-awaited returnAnd pondering a potential Glastonbury festival headline – where the Gallaghers last led in 2004.

Meanwhile, Plans are also currently being 'developed' for further Oasis live concerts outside of Europe.

It is not yet known who will join Liam and Noel in the reformed Oasis lineup. However, recent Reports claim that “none of the other original Oasis members will join the reunion.”and that “Noel Gallagher's members Birds of High Flight will replace me at concerts.”

Elsewhere the conversation turned to the topic who could support oasis on their 2025 tour – with similar ones Kasabian And Flowers being among the acts mentioned. In addition, Fans are revisiting the band's final 2009 setlist to get an idea of ​​what they might play next year.