Liam Gallagher's Heartfelt Confession: 'I Reached Out to Noel'

Liam Gallagher has recently opened up about taking the first step to end a 15-year feud with his brother, Noel, creating a buzz among fans eagerly anticipating an Oasis reunion. The 51-year-old singer took to social media to drop the news, playfully stating: "I called him but don't tell anyone as I don't want folk thinking I'm a soft lad and stuff, keep it between me and you cheers x."

This revelation comes on the heels of months of speculation regarding how the Gallagher brothers managed to mend their relationship after their infamous split in 2009. The tension reached a boiling point during their performance at V Festival in Stafford, leading to a 15-year hiatus for the Britpop legends. Now, with an Oasis reunion tour slated for 2025, excitement is skyrocketing among fans.

Interestingly, sources have hinted that Liam’s son, Gene Gallagher, 23, along with Noel's daughter, Anais, 24, played crucial roles in bridging the gap between their fathers. According to an insider, “It hadn't dawned on Noel and Liam until recently that their own kids had never properly seen them together. The star initiated the first conversation with his brother.” The motivation? “They didn't want to wait until it was too late to show them why they are Britain's biggest band,” the source added.

The upcoming tour is set to feature performances in several iconic venues across the UK and Ireland, including London’s Wembley Stadium, Manchester's Heaton Park, and Dublin’s Croke Park. Fans can expect multiple dates in each city, with five shows lined up for Manchester alone! While the UK and Ireland dates have been confirmed, international dates are also on the horizon, promising even more opportunities for fans to catch the legendary band live.

However, it hasn't all been smooth sailing for the reunion tour. There has been notable controversy surrounding ticket pricing. Fans expressed their frustration when general admission tickets, originally advertised at £148.50, unexpectedly escalated to £355.20 due to a dynamic pricing model that fluctuates based on demand. This pricing strategy left many supporters outraged.

In light of the backlash, Oasis responded by announcing