You might be expecting a wild party from Oasis next year, but Noel Gallagher says not so fast! The band is set to hit the stage again in 2025, but Noel warns that things won't be as raucous as they were back in the '90s. He admitted this while attending an exhibition in London recently.

Why the change? Well, Noel and his brother Liam are on the other side of 50 now. They've got a "lap of honour" planned for the band, not a crazy party like before. They've even ruled out big festivals like Glastonbury and Knebworth.

Fans might be disappointed about the new album rumors too. Liam had teased a new record, but he later said it was all just a joke. He even told fans he was "blown away" by some of Noel's new songs, but now he says there's no album coming anytime soon.

As for the opening acts, Oasis has picked some big names. Cage The Elephant will open for them in North America, while Richard Ashcroft and Cast will join them in the UK and Ireland.

Even with the mixed messages, one thing is sure: Oasis is back, and they're ready to give fans a show to remember. Just don't expect the same wild antics from their '90s heyday!

Will Oasis's 2025 Reunion Be a Quieter Affair?

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