Oasis could be heading into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame without the Gallagher brothers in attendance. Despite earning a place among rock music’s most celebrated acts, the legendary Britpop band reportedly looks unlikely to show up for the 2026 induction ceremony.
Liam Gallagher Has Little Interest in Making the Trip
The signs point toward an Oasis absence, with both Gallagher brothers seemingly having other plans for the big night.
Noel Gallagher has already booked a performance at the EFG London Jazz Festival at London’s Royal Festival Hall on November 14. The appearance marks his first solo performance since Oasis reunited in 2025, putting him thousands of miles away from the Los Angeles ceremony.
Liam, meanwhile, offered a typically blunt explanation when fans asked about his plans. On X, he dismissed the idea of traveling to the ceremony, saying the trip was too far for just one night and that he had Christmas preparations to handle.
His response follows years of mixed feelings about the Rock Hall. When Oasis first received a nomination in 2024, Liam openly criticized the institution and even encouraged fans not to vote for the band.
Liam Previously Suggested He Might Attend
Interestingly, Liam briefly gave fans hope that Oasis might accept the honor in person.
Following the announcement in April, the singer joked about discussing the induction with his mother, Peggy Gallagher. According to Liam, she encouraged him to reconsider his opinion of the organization, attend the ceremony and behave himself.
His comments suggested that he might be willing to put his reservations aside for the occasion.
However, his latest remarks appear to put those expectations to rest. With Noel scheduled to perform in London and Liam ruling out the trip, an Oasis appearance now seems highly unlikely.
Rolling Stone also confirmed that neither brother plans to attend the ceremony or perform.
Oasis Joins an Impressive 2026 Rock Hall Class
Oasis will officially join the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s 2026 class.
The band earned its place in the Performer category alongside several legendary acts, including Phil Collins, Billy Idol, Iron Maiden, Joy Division/New Order, Sade, Luther Vandross, and Wu-Tang Clan.
Iron Maiden also announced that they will not be attending. The band has a scheduled show in Australia on the ceremony date, but bassist and founding member Steve Harris revealed that the band likely would have skipped the event even without a touring conflict.
The 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony will take place on November 14 at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, California.
