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Liam Gallagher's tweets fuel speculation over Oasis reunion
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English singer-songwriter and former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher performs at a concert in Jakarta on Jan. 14. (AFP/Bahtiar)
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statement made on social media platform Twitter by former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher last week has fueled speculation that the loudmouth singer is ready to bury the hatchet with his older brother Noel and that the British rock band would agree on a reunion.
On Thursday, the younger Gallagher sent his first tweet to his brother, suggesting an Oasis reunion: “Earth to noel listen up rkid I hear your doing gigs where people can’t drink alcohol now that’s the BeZarist thing you’ve done yet I forgive you now let’s get the BIG O back together and stop f****** about the drinks are on me LG x.”
Earth to noel listen up rkid I hear your doing gigs where people can't drink alcohol now that's the BeZarist thing you've done yet I forgive you now let's get the BIG O back together and stop fucking about the drinks are on me LG x
— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) July 19, 2018
Minutes later, he followed up with a second statement simply reading: "Cmon."
As of Sunday night, Noel has not responded to the tweet, which many interpret as a sign that the two brothers, who frequently clashed while they were with Oasis, are not ready to get back together.
Noel has frequently issued statements aimed at quashing the prospect of reuniting. Last year, Noel said of his brother: "A f***ing pain in the ass! A pain in the ass."
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Liam's tweet has also set off a mock feud between Manchester City stadium and Wembley Stadium over who should host a reunion gig.
Manchester City’s official Twitter account responded to Liam’s tweet by suggesting that a show be held at Etihad Stadium, to which Wembley Stadium mockingly asked: “What’s your capacity again?”
Manchester City shot back: “What are your ticket prices again?”
Oasis shot to superstardom in the mid-1990s after releasing their sophomore record What's the Story: Morning Glory, which is widely regarded as one of the best British rock albums of all-time.
