Former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher has declared a compact tour for 2024 christened the "Definitely Maybe 30 Years Tour," where he'll breathe new life into the band's breakthrough record, "Definitely Maybe." Gallagher sparked fan anticipation and nostalgia when he shared the news on Instagram, highlighting that the album was the "defining soundtrack of the '90s," and confessed his eagerness has him "practically levitating with excitement."
With the phenomenal success of the 1994 record, Gallagher asserted that his career owes its trajectory and achievement to "Definitely Maybe," the album that catapulted Oasis to superstardom. Gallagher invited fans to join in the celebration of the album's 30th anniversary, marking a significant milestone in both his and the band's journey.
Gallagher is set to perform the beloved record, for the first time in its entirety since Oasis' disbandment in 2009. The performance will also include a selection of B-sides. However, some fans expressed their hope for Noel Gallagher, Liam's brother and co-member of Oasis, to join the tour, with one follower penning, "Bring Noel to the stage, brother." Co-founder of Oasis, Paul Arthurs, is also confirmed to accompany Gallagher on tour.
Scheduled to kick off in Sheffield on June 2, the tour encompasses an array of locations, including Cardiff, London, Glasgow, Dublin, and Manchester, to conclude on June 27. Gallagher's tickets become available for purchase via Ticketmaster, starting Friday, October 20.
