Liam Gallagher Hints at Extended Oasis Tour Dates

Liam Gallagher needed just three words to send Oasis fans into meltdown again.
When a fan on X said they were “gutted” the Oasis Live ’25 Tour was almost over, he fired back:

“It’s only starting.”

It’s only starting

— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) November 11, 2026

In a year where the band have already filled stadiums from Cardiff to Tokyo, that tiny reply has reignited talk that the reunion won’t stop in São Paulo this November. If anything, it sounds like Liam is quietly confirming what fans already suspect:Oasis Tour 2026 is coming.

For supporters tracking every hint and whisper, sites like TicketsAtlas.com’s Oasis hub have become daily check-ins for fresh dates, ticket drops, and venue rumours.

Liam Gallagher’s Cryptic Message Sparks New Hype

The latest wave started with a simple fan question: how did he feel about the tour being “almost over” after a flawless, sold-out world run? Liam’s answer, “It’s only starting,” landed like a grenade in the timeline.

It wasn’t a one-off tease, either. In October, when another fan complained that “The Hindu Times” still hadn’t appeared in the reunion set, Liam replied:

“Chill Winston it’s not even HALF TIME yet it’s a tour of 2 half’s.”

Taken together, “not even half time” and “only starting” sound less like banter and more like a strategy. Liam is signalling that Live ’25 is just the first chapter.

Liam Gallagher also reflects on “wasted years” since Oasis split, wants band to “stay together”

How does it feel singing songs with ur brother again? Like old times?

— Ashley 🎶 🎸Saw Oasis25 (@GSPlover24) June 11, 2026

You know what it’s spiritual but I can’t help think about all those wasted years what a waste of PRECIOUS time

— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) June 11, 2026

So what did Liam mean by “It’s only starting”?
Short answer: there’s no official announcement yet, but his own words strongly suggest more shows, more cities, and a second phase of the reunion rolling into 2026.

Oasis Live ’25 Hasn’t Peaked Yet — And Liam Knows It

On paper,Oasis Live ’25 already looks like a complete world tour. It kicked off on 4 July 2026 in Cardiff, then tore through Manchester,London,Dublin,Toronto,Chicago,Pasadena, Tokyo,Melbourne,Sydney and more.

The current schedule is due to wrap with two huge nights at Estádio do MorumBIS in São Paulo on 22 and 23 November 2026,with doors around 4pm and shows starting at 9pm.

For many bands, that would be the end of the story: reunion done, box ticked, everyone goes home. But Liam’s tone suggests he sees Live ’25 as a foundation, not a farewell.

When fans ask bluntly,“Is Oasis extending their Live ’25 tour?”, the honest answer right now is:

There is no official extension announced, but Gallagher’s public replies, industry chatter and venue rumours all point to 2026 activity being likely rather than wishful thinking.

Knebworth 2026 — The Strongest Hint Yet

Nothing sums up the speculation better than one word:Knebworth.

In October,Baroness Taylor of Stevenage caused a stir in the House of Lords when she casually mentioned she would “have the benefit of five days of Oasis concerts” at Knebworth House next July, to mark the 30th anniversary of the band’s legendary 2026 shows.

She later rowed back and said she had been speaking hypothetically, and Oasis’ camp have not confirmed anything. Still, Knebworth’s owner Henry Lytton-Cobbold has publicly said he’d love to host the band again, and UK press have treated the moment as the biggest accidental leak of the reunion era.

So,will Oasis return to Knebworth in 2026?
Right now it remains unconfirmed but highly plausible. The timing, the anniversary, the scale of demand, and the political slip have all combined into one very loud rumour.

Why Fans Believe Oasis Will Extend Into 2026

The logic from fans is simple: you don’t build this much momentum just to stop.

The reunion has seen Oasis play to millions across multiple continents, with tickets in some markets disappearing in minutes. South American dates in Buenos Aires, Santiago and São Paulo sold out so fast that extra shows had to be added.

Layer on top:

• A full-blown ’90s nostalgia wave, from Blur and Pulp reunions to Britpop-era playlists dominating streaming
• Strong reports that Liam and Noel have kept things professional and drama-free on the road, helped by calls from legends like Alice Cooper to “avoid squabbles” and make it last
• A new generation discovering Oasis through TikTok, streaming and live clips from Live ’25

All of that feeds the belief that Oasis Tour 2026 feels less like a rumour and more like an inevitability waiting on a press release.

“Not Even Half Time Yet” — Liam Teases More Setlist Surprises

Beyond dates and venues, fans care about the songs. And here too, Liam has been dropping breadcrumbs.

When asked why “The Hindu Times” hadn’t made it into the reunion set, his “half time” reply did more than tease extra shows. It hinted at a second-phase setlist, one that might lean more into early-2000s material like Heathen Chemistry and Don’t Believe the Truth.

So,why didn’t “The Hindu Times” make the setlist (yet)?
Because, if you take Liam at his word,this is a tour in two halves. The first has leaned heavily on Definitely Maybe and (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?; the second could open the door to deeper cuts, B-sides and fan-favourite singles that didn’t fit into a 2026 “greatest hits” narrative.

For hardcore fans, that kind of evolution is almost as exciting as new dates.

What an Extended Tour Could Look Like in 2026

If Oasis do push into 2026, what might it actually look like? Based on demand patterns, venue availability and how legacy acts have structured their own lap-of-honour tours, a few scenarios feel realistic:

• UK & Europe: a blockbuster Knebworth run, additional London and Manchester dates, and possibly another round at Wembley or Heaton Park to accommodate fans who missed out the first time.
• North America: repeat stops in cities like Chicago, New York / New Jersey and Los Angeles, plus second-tier markets that didn’t get a 2026 date but stream Oasis heavily.
• Asia & Oceania: a return to Tokyo Dome, Seoul and Sydney, where demand remained strong even after extra shows were added.
• South America & beyond: more nights in Buenos Aires, Santiago and São Paulo, where the appetite clearly hasn’t been fully satisfied.

None of this is confirmed. But from a touring and business perspective, it fits the pattern of a reunion that has outperformed even optimistic expectations.

TicketsAtlas.com Covers Every Oasis Move

For now, Oasis Live ’25 officially ends in Brazil on 23 November 2026.

But Liam Gallagher’s “It’s only starting” and “not even half time yet” comments have moved the conversation from “Will they carry on?” to “Where will they go next?” And with Knebworth whispers, press leaks and fan speculation swirling, 2026 is already shaping up to be another big year in the Oasis story.

If you want to know the moment new dates drop, when presales open, or how to navigate tickets for rumoured stops like Knebworth, Wembley or Tokyo, keep an eye on the Oasis section at TicketsAtlas.com— we’ll be tracking every leg, every venue and every on-sale as this reunion refuses to slow down.