Liam Gallagher in furious rant over Glastonbury rumours: ‘Calm the f*** down’

Recent conjecture suggesting a reunion headline performance by Oasis at the Glastonbury Festival in 2027 has been firmly rebuffed by Liam Gallagher. This backlash follows a series of rumors fueled by fan speculation and betting odds that positioned Oasis as a leading candidate for the prestigious Somerset event.

The buzz around Oasis's potential return to Worthy Farm grew after the brothers reunited for a major tour scheduled for 2025, their first in over a decade. Oasis's history with Glastonbury is notable, having headlined the festival twice before, in 1995 and 2004, making the prospect of a comeback on the Pyramid Stage a tantalizing prospect for many fans. However, Liam Gallagher’s recent public statements have quashed these hopes.

In response to social media posts that highlighted the band’s rumored odds of headlining Glastonbury, Liam reacted with unmistakable frustration, emphatically denying any plans for Oasis to perform at the festival again. His remarks were laden with strong language, signaling his clear intent to put the speculation to rest.

The Gallagher brothers’ relationship with Glastonbury has been complex and at times critical. Liam has previously expressed a lack of enthusiasm for returning to the festival’s main stage, preferring other performance areas and sharing disparaging views about the festival audience and atmosphere. His candid descriptions reflect a broader skepticism towards the festival’s vibe.

Noel Gallagher has also voiced his own reservations about Glastonbury, critiquing it for what he perceives as its political posturing and an overly ‘woke’ environment. His comments reveal a discomfort with the festival’s engagement in social and political messaging during performances, advocating instead for a focus on the music itself without extraneous commentary.

Despite these criticisms, Noel has acknowledged his appreciation for the festival overall, calling it one of Britain’s most significant cultural events alongside major national institutions. His nuanced stance suggests a respect for Glastonbury’s stature even as he voices concerns over its evolving character.

The Gallagher brothers’ reunion marks a significant chapter following their 15-year estrangement, which originated from a notorious backstage altercation in France in 2009. Their decision to tour together again has drawn considerable attention, both for the music and for the dynamic between the siblings.

Adding to the public interest, a documentary titled "Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger" is set to premiere on September 9. It offers an intimate look at the brothers’ 2025 tour, featuring their first joint interviews in over two decades. The film will be available in cinemas and on the Disney Plus streaming platform, providing fans with unprecedented access to Oasis’s reunion experience.

While Oasis's future plans beyond the documented tour remain unclear, Liam’s recent vehement dismissal of Glastonbury return rumors suggests that, for now, the band will not be gracing the iconic festival’s headline slot in 2027. The details around their touring and festival appearances continue to develop, but the certainty expressed by Liam Gallagher indicates that fans should temper expectations regarding the band’s involvement at Worthy Farm in the near future.