The Gallagher brothers are set to return to Knebworth House in the UK in 2026. Music insiders say they will perform five shows to celebrate 30 years since their iconic 1996 concerts. These upcoming dates follow their current sold-out reunion tour and could boost their earnings by an estimated £100 million (about $135 million).
The 1996 shows attracted over 250,000 fans over two nights, and ticket demand was through the roof. The brothers kicked off their comeback on July 4 at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium. Recently, Noel, 58, and Liam, 52, rocked two packed shows at Pasadena’s Rose Bowl Stadium, which holds 90,000 fans.
Oasis’ photographer, Kevin Cummins, believes the band might be ready to record their first album in 17 years. He mentioned that Noel is always writing songs, and Liam’s voice fits perfectly with Noel’s style. The band’s recent world tour could have earned them up to £1.2 billion. Their finances were strong before the reunion, and fan excitement surged after the announcement.
Their greatest hits collections, including “Time Flies” and “(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?” both shot into the top five, with older songs climbing the charts as well. In 2022, Liam performed solo at Knebworth, and the year before, fans enjoyed a film about the original 1996 shows in theaters.
Celebrities like Sir Paul McCartney, Rita Ora, and Leonardo DiCaprio have been spotted at some of Oasis’ recent concerts. The upcoming shows will feature newer tracks like “All Around the World” and “Go Let it Out.” Fans can’t wait for what’s next!
