Noel Gallagher's Star-Studded End-of-Tour Bash: Anais and Cousins Shine Without Liam

Oasis Brother Noel Gallagher Hosts Epic End-of-Tour Bash in London!

In a night that will go down in history, Oasis' legendary guitarist Noel Gallagher threw an unforgettable party at Chiltern Firehouse in Marylebone, London, celebrating the end of their two incredible shows at Wembley Stadium and the UK leg of their highly-anticipated reunion tour. But, as it often does, sibling rivalry took center stage - or rather, not.

While Liam Gallagher was noticeably absent from the festivities, his brother Noel had an equally good time with his daughter Anais, 25, and nephews Lennon, 26, and Gene, 24 (Liam's sons from respective marriages to Patsy Kensit and Nicole Appleton). The trio looked like they were straight out of a fashion magazine as they made their way into the exclusive venue.

Anais, donning a stylish sleeveless sweater and still sporting her Oasis lanyard after watching her dad's final UK show just hours earlier at Wembley Stadium, caught everyone's eye. Her cousins, Lennon and Gene, wore near-identical outfits, complete with Adidas trainers and jackets that seemed to scream "rockstar."

Noel Gallagher was spotted rubbing shoulders with a star-studded guest list, including his rarely-seen girlfriend Sally Mash, as they made the most of Chiltern Firehouse's reopening. According to insider sources, Noel spared no expense in celebrating the end of the UK leg, with unlimited Supersonic cocktails and top-notch catering.

But while Noel was living it up, Liam Gallagher opted for a more low-key celebration with his partner Debbie Gwyther at home. A source close to the singer revealed that he's been advised by doctors to take it easy after pushing his voice to the limit on stage.

"It's been a long and grueling tour," the insider explained to The Scholarly Note. "Liam wants to celebrate, but he also doesn't want to risk damaging his voice further or getting sick."

However, there was some good news for Oasis fans - Liam did reportedly join his brother Noel at Chiltern Firehouse after relenting on his booze ban, marking one of the first times in years that the two siblings had partied together.

Noel Gallagher was overjoyed to have his brother by his side, and the duo were said to be "in a great place" following their sold-out UK shows. In fact, Liam even hinted at more Oasis gigs next year, dropping a massive bombshell during their final performance at Wembley Stadium.

"We'll see you next year!" he exclaimed, leaving fans eagerly anticipating their return.

It's no secret that the Gallagher brothers have had their fair share of ups and downs over the years. But with their successful reunion tour finally coming to an end, it seems they're ready to put all the drama behind them and focus on what truly matters - making music together.

As for next year's plans, fans will just have to wait patiently (or not so patiently) for the announcements. One thing is certain though - Oasis is back, and they're here to stay!

In related news, rumors are swirling that the iconic band will be heading back to Knebworth Park in Hertfordshire next summer, where they first made history with their legendary 1996 gigs. With more gig dates on the horizon, it's clear that Oasis is far from finished yet.

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