Liam Gallagher beat Leakers after the line of his upcoming Oasis tour was revealed.
The pronounced singer took this morning on X about an article from Music Magazine NME where 'Sources that work closely with the band and Tour' unveiled the entire schedule for their Reunion Tour from 2025.
The four names that reportedly will accompany Liam and his brother Noel on the road later this year are Andy Bell on Bass, Gem Archer and Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs on guitar and Joey Waronker on drums.
Although the news will be welcomed by thousands of eagerly awaiting fans around the world, it seemed like a reason to alarm for Liam.
After reading the article, he wrote on X that although he had no 'bothering' of the line -up revelation, he 'worried' about the source with which the magazine claimed to have spoken.
The 52-year-old urged NME to tell me who your source jars are 'and offered an' exclusive interview 'in exchange, and added' you can have it all, but how much do you want the 'an iconic line of oasis' super.
Liam also revealed what the 'real' line -up – Tony McCarroll on Drums, Alan White on Bass, Zak Starkey as main guitarist and Chris Sharrock on Keys.
But the announcement was apparently another Jibe, as many who will know hard fans of the band, all he mentioned were all former Oasis drummers – some of whom did not participate in good conditions with the brothers.
Liam Gallagher (left) and Noel Gallagher depicted in a promotional photo after they have announced that they will reunite for the long -awaited reunion of Oasis with a global tour in 2025
The brothers (depicted together) start the world tour this summer, starting in Cardiff
Liam lashed out this morning on X about an article from Music Magazine NME, where 'sources that work closely with the band and tour' unveiled the entire schedule for their reunion tour in 2025
McCarroll was the first drummer of the band and certainly made his debut on their 1994 album. He also played on singles whatever and some could say.
He announced his departure in 1995 after an argument with Noel, who had become increasingly critical of his drums.
McCarroll then tried to sue £ 18 million, but settled outside the court in March 1999 and agreed to give up in future royalties.
White was with the band from 1995 to 2004 after he was recommended after the departure of McCarroll in 1995.
His debut performance was on BBC Top of the Pops for a interpretation of the number one single that some may say. He was fired in 2004 for reasons that remain unclear.
After he entered the replacement of White, Starkey performed with the band until 2004.
The son of Beatles drummer Ringo Starr reportedly fell out with Noel – possible because of his continuous obligations with the WHO.
Those who supposedly go up with Liam and Noel later this year, according to NME, apparently have a much better working relationship with the couple.
Oasis split moments for their performance in Paris in August 2009, when an almighty bust that had been brewing for months, ended in the trade magazines. Displayed: Noel Gallagher and Liam Gallagher who perform live in November 2008
Tony McCaroll (photo) announced his departure from Oasis in 1995 after an argument with Noel, who had become increasingly critical of his drumming
Alan White was the longest serving drummer in Oasis and will be performed in 2002
Zak Starkey (shown in 2007) reportedly fell out with Noel – possibly because of his continuous obligations with the WHO
Chris Sharrock (shown in 2009) played with Oasis between 2008 and 2009 after replacing a bag of Starkey
After he joined Oasis after the departure of Bonehead in 1999, Gem Archer achieved the impressive performance to stay close to both Gallagher brothers.
He started his musical career in the early 1980s with bands such as The Edge and The candiders and later he was a member of heavy stereo.
During his time at Oasis, Archer played lead guitar on acoustic tracks and also became involved in songwriting.
After the break the brand, he joined Liam, Sharrock and Andy Bell in the former Beady Eye. He also juices with the high flying birds from Noel Gallagher.
In the meantime, Arthurs is an original Oasis member and also distinguishes friends with both Gallaghers.
The guitarist is credited in some circles to help recover the relationship of the brothers alongside Liam's fiancé Debbie Gwyther.
It was rumor that Andy Bell had an icy relationship with Noel, but the couple apparently stayed close, because in 2023 his band ride supported high flying birds.
Bell came to Oasis in 1999 as their bass player after the departure of Bonehead and Guigsy. He wrote various songs, including Turn Up the Sun and Keep The Dream Alive, and continued to collaborate with the band to his break.
Oasis Band members (LR) with Gem Archer, Noel Gallagher, Liam Gallagher and Andy Bell in Wembley Stadium for announcement of the 2009 stadium
Oasis band members Gem Archer, Andy Bell and Liam Gallagher perform at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View
Joey Waronker who performed in the US in 2001
Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs performs with Liam Gallagher in the O2 Arena in 2019
Although many can take the line -up prediction of NME with a pinch of salt, the magazine has a track record of breaking scoops on the upcoming tour of Oasis.
NME revealed the tour dates and locations for the American leg of the Tour and claimed that they would play Toronto, Chicago, New Jersey, Boston, La and Mexico City.
The band then announced the actual dates only a few days later and stabbed a lot of what NME had reported.
The new dates include Toronto on August 24, Chicago on August 28, New Jersey on August 31, Los Angeles on September 6 and Mexico City on September 12.
The Oasis Live 25-Tour starts on July 4 in Cardiff's Principality Stadium before he plays sold-out performances in Manchester's Heaton Park, Wembley Stadium in London and the Murrayfield Stadium of Edinburgh.
The pair then starts a global tour that records shows in Japan, Argentina, the United States and Brazil.
Oasis split moments for their performance in Paris in August 2009, when an almighty bust that had been brewing in them for months ended in the trade and Liam who used Noel's guitar 'as an ax' backstage.
After that, they did not spoke for years until recently, when, with both brothers struck by a series of expensive divorces and with mediocre solo career, very large sums of money were offered for a reunion tour.
Experts estimate today that they will bank £ 5 million, a show for 30 shows worldwide, which means that the pair of £ 150 million will earn between them – £ 75 million each of each alone of the ticket profit.
They are also predicted that they will earn 'tens of millions' from merchandising, sponsor deals and renewed interest in their music.
