August 28th 2024.
Noel Gallagher, the legendary musician behind hits like "Wonderwall" and "Don't Look Back in Anger," may have some unresolved issues with fellow rock icon Dave Grohl. The two crossed paths at the Glastonbury festival, but Noel seemed to purposely avoid making small talk with Dave.
Fans were ecstatic when Oasis, Noel's band with his brother Liam, announced their reunion. And no one was more thrilled than Dave, who has been advocating for the brothers to put their differences aside and get back on stage together for years. However, despite his efforts, Dave found himself in the brothers' bad books after accidentally stepping into their feud.
But that didn't stop him from continuing to push for a reunion. And eventually, his persistence paid off when Noel announced a highly anticipated world tour with Liam. This news came as a surprise since just two months earlier, Noel had dodged Dave at Glastonbury, citing the drummer's supposed "Oasis masterplan."
For those who may not know, Oasis split in 2009 after 18 years of success and numerous hits. And Dave, who was once a member of Nirvana, has always been a huge fan of the band. In fact, he even promoted a petition urging the brothers to reunite.
Noel recently opened up about his encounter with Dave at Glastonbury on Matt Morgan's podcast. He shared, "I did actually bump into Dave [Grohl]. He was about three feet away from me when I was watching LCD Soundsystem. He was staying in the same hotel as me." However, despite Dave's constant presence at the festival, Noel made a point not to engage in conversation.
In response to Dave's continuous push for a reunion, Noel stated, "I would just like him to wind his f**king neck in about Oasis. I wouldn't talk to him. I haven't got time for that f**king mob anymore." It seems like Noel is still holding a grudge against Dave for his previous comments about the Gallagher brothers being "assholes" for not reuniting.
But despite their ongoing feud, the possibility of a reunion was always on Dave's mind. Over a decade ago, he shared with NME, "To know that they're out there somewhere, but they won't come together to do the thing that everybody would love so much." And he has continued to push for it at every opportunity.
Unfortunately, Noel and Liam's personal conflicts and inability to work together have hindered any chances of a reunion. And over the years, their brotherly spat has only grown, with several failed reunion attempts. But that didn't stop Dave from trying.
In fact, he even started a petition to get the brothers to reunite, which only served to anger Noel even more. However, in a surprising turn of events, the brothers buried the hatchet and announced a stadium tour for the summer of 2025, with original band member Bonehead joining them.
The tour will include dates in Cardiff, Manchester, London, Edinburgh, and Dublin. And after years of waiting, fans are finally getting the reunion they've been hoping for. In a statement, Oasis said, "The guns have fallen silent. The stars have aligned. The great wait is over. Come see. It will not be televised."
During the podcast, Noel also shared his thoughts on the current state of Glastonbury, calling it "woke" with all the anti-war protests and flag-waving. He referred to it as "virtue-signalling" and questioned the impact of it all. He said, "What are all the kids in a field at Glastonbury going to do about it?"
He also expressed his dislike for bands using their stage time to make political statements and urged them to just play their music and get off the stage. Whether or not Dave will respond to Noel's comments is yet to be seen. But one thing is for sure, the Gallagher brothers are finally reuniting, and fans couldn't be happier.
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