**Lennon Gallagher Expresses Excitement Ahead of “Monumental” Oasis Reunion Tour**
The long-anticipated moment has finally arrived for Oasis fans, as the legendary Britpop band is reuniting after more than a decade apart. The much-publicised rift between brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher appears to have been set aside for their newly announced Oasis Live ’25 Tour, which kicks off this Friday in Cardiff, Wales. The tour is already being described as one of the landmark musical events of the year, rekindling both nostalgia and high expectations among listeners old and new.
Among those most eager to see the band’s return is Lennon Gallagher, Liam’s 25-year-old son, who expressed his enthusiasm in a recent interview with W magazine. Speaking ahead of the opening show, Lennon, who has carved a high-profile modelling career in his own right, commented: “I can’t wait. It’s a massive, monumental thing, and it’s going to be fantastic.” The excitement is personal for Lennon, who was only nine years old when Oasis originally announced their split back in 2009.
Adding another poignant family touch to the reunion tour, Noel Gallagher’s daughter, Anais, will not just be a spectator but playing an active role. Now an established photographer at the same age as her cousin Lennon, Anais will be documenting the band’s travels and performances. Reminiscing about her childhood backstage experiences with Oasis, she reflected: “I have memories of being super young at shows and falling asleep with ear defenders on… The only thing I cared about was how many packets of Milky Way chocolate stars were in the dressing room.”
Liam Gallagher’s younger son, Gene, 23, has followed closely in his father’s musical footsteps, fronting the rising band Villanelle. Gene expressed a broader observation about the music industry’s shifting currents: “People have been deprived of guitar music. But now it’s coming back, and everyone’s getting excited about it.” His comments reflect a sense that Oasis’s reunion is part of a wider resurgence for rock and guitar-driven sounds in the mainstream, resonating with fans who have long awaited this revival.
The Gallagher family is well-documented for its musical and cultural influence, and the reunion tour seems to serve as a form of legacy for Liam. He shares Lennon with his former wife Patsy Kensit, and Gene with his second wife Nicole Appleton. He is also father to Molly, with Lisa Moorish, and Gemma, with journalist Liza Ghorbani. The family dynamics continue to evolve in the public eye, with the recent announcement that Molly is expecting her first child with football partner Nat Phillips—a development that could coincide with Liam becoming a grandfather while on tour.
With so much family involvement and shared anticipation, it is little wonder that the Oasis Live ’25 Tour has already generated significant buzz. The global itinerary promises to take the band’s signature sound far beyond British borders. After opening in Cardiff, the tour will travel to North America and later visit South Korea, Japan, Australia, and ultimately South America, where the grand finale is set for São Paulo, Brazil, on 25 November.
The extent to which this reunion might mark a new chapter—or simply an epilogue—for one of Britain’s best-loved bands remains to be seen. Fans will undoubtedly be watching for signs of renewed harmony between Liam and Noel, whose creative partnership and well-known spats have fed headlines for years.
As anticipation continues to build, Oasis’s influence appears undiminished, with both their own children and a new generation of music lovers looking forward to the spectacle. For many, this tour is not just a throwback, but a cultural milestone that signals the enduring power of British rock and family ties that span generations.
What remains certain is that for fans, old and young alike, the Oasis Live ’25 Tour represents a rare opportunity to enjoy the band’s anthems live on stage once again. For Lennon, Anais, Gene, and the Gallagher clan, it promises to be a summer filled with not only music but the celebration of new beginnings.