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 Liam Gallagher has appeared to shut down claims that he's in party mode after Oasis wrapped the UK leg of their Live '25 dates last week.

The Britpop band played the final two shows at Wembley Stadium on Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th September and the likes of The Sun reported that Liam joined "relented" on his booze ban and joined his brother Noel and the band at their afterparty at the Chiltern Firehouse.

However, the Some Might Say singer appeared to let fans know that he's protecting his voice and keeping on the straight and narrow ahead of the reunion tour landing in Asia, Australia and South America.

Taking to X, the star simply wrote: "BODY IS A TEMPLE".

Full story here.

Just after closing the curtain on Wembley, the band have also announced a 25th anniversary edition of their iconic live album Familiar To Millions will be released in 14th November this year.

Oasis’ debut live album, which was recorded at their landmark Wembley Stadium show on 21st July 2000, will be available on 2CD and 3LP formats ,with vinyl being made available for the first time since its original release.

Exclusive limited edition 3LP formats include Official Store silver vinyl, Amazon red and black marble, and HMV blue vinyl with alternate coloured sleeve.

Familiar To Millions (25th Anniversary Edition) is available to pre-order here.

As with their Wembley show the night before, Liam Gallagher teased that they'd be making a return next year, telling the crowds ahead of the band's Champagne Supernova finale: "I wanna thank CAST. I wanna thank the one and only Richard Ashcroft.

"Most of all I wanna thank you lot for keeping the faith and putting this band back on the map. Champagne Supernova. See you next year!"

Oasis have officially drawn the curtain on the UK leg of their Live '25 tour, with a duo of dates at Wembley Stadium last week.

Oasis Mania descended on London one last time, for electrifying shows on Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th September, before heading around the to Asia, Australia and South America.

The band walked on stage one final time hand-in-hand and were met with a hero's welcome before delivering another unforgettable and euphoric set to over 90,000 fans.

Read our review and get the latest news here.

Oasis have launched Project Rock N’ Roll Stars, which will sell  prints in a bid to help put music back into UK State Schools. 

The project comes in collaboration with CIRCA, and sees the iconic Britpop band celebrate their Live ‘25 reunion dates by creating a series of limited edition fine art prints.

As part of the initiative, the band will give state schools across the country the opportunity to apply to receive instruments in a bid to inspire the next generation of artists.

Meanwhile, 100 per cent of Oasis royalties from the prints sold (50 per cent of proceeds) will go towards helping to put music back into UK state schools.

State schools across the UK can apply to receive instruments with a form at the end of this site here, while the prints are available for sale here for a limited time until 25th November. 

Get the stage times for the final Oasis London shows:

• Gates Open: 17:00 
•  CAST: 18:00 
• Richard Ashcroft: 19:00 
• Oasis: 20:15 
• Show Ends: 22:15

Get the full info for London's Wembley stadium here.

The Britpop band have unveiled a stripped-back version of the 1995 single ahead of the release of the deluxe 30th anniversary edition of (What's The Story) Morning Glory?

The new unplugged versions were produced and mixed by Noel Gallagher and Callum Marinho from the original master recordings at Noel’s studio, Lone Star Sound, in London.

Full story here.

Oasis have marked the release of the 2002 single by sharing its handwritten lyrics on Instagram.

The Manchester band also reshared their live performance of the single from London's Wembley Stadium on the 2nd August 2025.

Listen to it below:

The Gallagher brothers played two nights in the Mexican capital at Estadio GNP Seguros on 12th and 13th September.

The band have continued to share highlights from their stint in the country, including the incredible energy from the Latin crowd who chanted "Oasis" and "Mexico" across the stadium:

 Oasis brought their Live '25 tour to Mexico City's Estadio GNP Seguros on 12th and 13th September and they didn't disappoint!

Liam Gallagher wore a sombrero on the the gigs, in a nod to the traditional headwear worn by traditional Mexican cowboys and Mariachi bands. 

The frontman also led the audience in recreating the Poznan at the stadium, which was packed to the brim for the dates.

Watch the incredible moment here: