Joshua Goldman
Joshua Goldman
min read · September 28, 2025 · Entertainment

Noel's Star-Studded Party vs. Liam’s Quiet Night: Oasis Brothers Split for Last UK Gig

The Oasis brothers reportedly won't be celebrating the end of their UK reunion tour together because Liam is worried about losing his voice ahead of the next show

OASIS BROTHERS' FINAL FAREWELL: LIAM GALLAGHER SKIPS CELEBRATION TO SAVE HIS VOICE

In a shocking turn of events, Oasis brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher will be separating ways for now, but not before leaving fans with unforgettable memories. The band's highly anticipated UK reunion tour has come to an end, and while Noel is throwing a lavish party at Wembley on Sunday, Liam has other plans - and they don't involve champagne toasts or A-list celebrations.

According to insiders, the brothers had initially planned to join forces for one final bash, but Liam's concerns about his vocal health have put a damper on the festivities. The 48-year-old singer is said to be resting up ahead of the band's next show in South Korea on October 21, leaving Noel to celebrate solo.

Noel, 58, is said to be throwing a huge celeb party to honour their last Wembley gig in London on Sunday evening, but apparently Liam will not be attending

"It's not about being anti-social," a source close to the band tells TheScholarlyNote.com. "Liam just can't afford to push his luck. He knows that if he strains his voice now, it'll be curtains for their upcoming gigs." It seems Liam's love for performing has finally been put to rest - or at least, temporarily.

Noel, 58, is determined to give the band a grand sendoff and has invited A-list guests like Lady Gaga, Kate Moss, Johnny Depp, and Matthew McConaughey to join in on the fun. Their party-loving children, Anais, Lennon, and Gene, are also expected to make an appearance. But despite the excitement surrounding Noel's bash, Liam will be skipping out on the festivities.

As one insider spills: "Noel wants Liam to be there, but he knows how much is riding on this tour. He needs Liam at his best for those international shows." The brothers' tumultuous past is no secret - their infamous feud spanned decades, leaving fans wondering if they'd ever reconcile. But since reuniting for the Live '25 tour, Noel and Liam have seemingly put their differences aside.

The brothers, who famously split over a feud which went on for decades, left fans concerned that they wouldn't make it to the end of the tour if they were to get into another row (pictured September 12 in Mexico City)

In a heartwarming moment during last night's performance at Wembley, Liam even confessed his love for his older brother, saying: "Noel's been an amazing partner in this whole thing." The sentiment was echoed by Noel himself, who admitted to TheScholarlyNote.com that he'd be forever grateful for the reunion. "Liam and I have worked our differences out. We've talked things through, and it's all good."

The brothers' relationship has undoubtedly been put to the test on this tour, but their love for music - and each other - has kept them going. After Saturday night's electrifying performance, where they played hits like Some Might Say, Morning Glory, and Roll With It, Liam dropped a bombshell: "We'll be back next year." The crowd went wild, and speculation about the band's return to Knebworth is running rampant.

The 1996 concert at Knebworth House was a historic moment for Oasis, with more than two percent of the UK population clamoring for tickets. Could the brothers possibly recreate that magic? It seems nothing is off the table for this reunited duo.

As Noel and Liam take their final bow on Sunday night, fans can rest assured that the band's legacy will live on - even if the brothers themselves don't stick around to celebrate it. Stay tuned for more updates from TheScholarlyNote.com as Oasis embarks on its next chapter.