After 16 years apart, the Gallagher brothers return to the stage for a 41-date stadium tour.
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The band Oasis split up 16 years ago after a heated argument in Paris. Since then there has been no personal contact between brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher.
It's time to start shooting again. 16 years after they broke up in an argument, after insults, instruments and fruit flew through a backstage room in Paris and everything seemed lost forever, rock musicians Liam and Noel Gallagher have arranged to meet again for a rehearsal.
There are said to have been no personal conversations before this meeting in 2025, only the respective managements who negotiated the framework agreement for a reunion tour of the Britpop and brothers band Oasis.
41 stadium concerts in 14 countries, a reported fee of 50 million pounds per Gallagher and apparently also a documentary film that immortalizes everything from the first rehearsal to the last encore.
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Carrying out a reunion tour with 41 concerts in 2025.
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