Liam Gallagher teases “interesting situation” with Oasis rumours, dedicates song to the tents at Leeds Festival 2024

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Liam Gallagher has teased an “interesting situation” in regards to rumours of an Oasis reunion at his Leeds Festival performance, while also dedicating a song to festivalgoers who braved the tumultuous weather on site.During his 10.05pm performance on the main stage on Friday (August 23), Gallagher hinted at the rumours – which have been intensifying since he embarked on his ‘Definitely Maybe’ 30th anniversary tour this year, along with a recent Noel Gallagher interview that saw him soften his tone towards his brother.Liam brought the Oasis anniversary tour setlist to the Leeds crowd, and just before starting ‘Half the World Away’, he said in-between long pauses: “It is very interesting init?

It is a very interesting situation we’ve found ourselves in.”YorkshireLive pointed out the significance of his statement before the song – being that it was led by Noel in the recording.

During Liam’s Sheffield concert earlier this year, he also dedicated the song to Noel.Elsewhere in his Leeds Festival set, Liam dedicated ‘Up in the Sky’ to festivalgoers whose tents “blew away” due to Storm Lilian, and ‘Cigarettes & Alcohol’ to “all the people that failed their exams”.

His chipper mood that night was also characteristically cheeky – by teasing ‘Wonderwall’ before launching into ‘(It’s Good) To Be Free’.In June, Liam told the crowd at a ‘Definitely Maybe’ anniversary show that Noel was “still playing hard to get”.Earlier this week, Noel was surprisingly admiring of Liam’s role in the band. “When I would sing a song it would sound good,” he said, “when he would sing it, it would sound great.”‘Rock ‘n’ Roll Star’‘Columbia’‘Shakermaker’‘Up in the Sky’ ‘Digsy’s Dinner’‘Bring It On Down’‘Half the World Away’‘D’Yer Wanna Be a Spaceman?’‘F.