In a twist no one saw coming, the legendary Britpop band Oasis is set to reunite—at least partially—for an upcoming new album in 2026, with Liam Gallagher confirmed to return as lead vocalist. 

Legendary Band Oasis Set to Collaborate with Liam Gallagher on Upcoming 2026 Album

In a twist no one saw coming, the legendary Britpop band Oasis is set to reunite—at least partially—for an upcoming new album in 2026, with Liam Gallagher confirmed to return as lead vocalist.

In a twist no one saw coming, the legendary Britpop band Oasis is set to reunite—at least partially—for an upcoming new album in 2026, with Liam Gallagher confirmed to return as lead vocalist. The announcement has sent shockwaves through the music world, reigniting hopes among long-time fans and introducing a whole new generation to one of the most influential bands in modern rock history.

After years of public feuding, Twitter spats, and rumors that often fizzled out, this official collaboration between Oasis and Liam Gallagher marks the first real step toward reconciliation within the band. Though Noel Gallagher’s involvement has not yet been officially confirmed, early reports suggest that the new project will feature original members and new collaborators, working closely with Liam to reimagine the band’s legacy for a modern era.

The announcement came via Liam Gallagher’s social media, where he posted, “Yes brothers n sisters, the rumors are true. I’m back in the studio with some of the boys from Oasis. Album drops 2026. It’s gonna blow your wigs off. LG x.” The post racked up millions of views within hours and was followed by cryptic responses from former Oasis members Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs and Gem Archer, who hinted at their involvement.

Fans are ecstatic at the prospect of hearing Liam’s unmistakable vocals backed by the iconic Oasis sound—melodic guitars, anthemic choruses, and lyrics that toe the line between defiance and vulnerability. While the band is not calling it an official “Oasis reunion,” the project is being treated with the weight and reverence of one. Industry insiders have confirmed that sessions are underway in London and Los Angeles, with the album expected to be finished by late 2025.

The project is rumored to be produced by Dave Sitek, known for his textured, emotionally rich production style that could bring a fresh twist to the classic Oasis formula. Insiders say the album will blend nostalgic Britpop elements with a more mature, layered sound—reflecting the evolution of both Liam and the band members as artists and individuals.

This album will mark the first time in over 15 years that Liam has recorded with former Oasis bandmates. Since the band’s dramatic split in 2009, both Liam and Noel have pursued solo careers with varying degrees of success. Liam’s recent solo albums, including As You Were and C’mon You Know, have been well-received, proving his enduring charisma and vocal power. Now, he returns to the context that made him a global icon.

The music world has long speculated about an Oasis reunion. Documentaries like Supersonic and the upcoming Netflix biography Oasis: Supersonic Reverie (due August 18) have only added fuel to the fire. With Liam stepping back into the ring, so to speak, this album is being hailed as “the closest thing to a reunion we’ve seen yet”—and perhaps a prelude to more.

Liam has hinted that the songs on the new album will be “personal, loud, and honest.” A source close to the sessions described the material as “anthemic and rough-edged,” combining the raw emotion of Definitely Maybe with the maturity of Liam’s recent solo work. Fans can expect tracks that grapple with legacy, growth, and the chaos of fame—core themes in Oasis’s history.

One of the biggest questions surrounding the project is whether Noel Gallagher will eventually join. While there’s been no formal confirmation, whispers from those close to the band suggest that bridges are being slowly rebuilt. Some even believe that Noel may contribute to select tracks or make a surprise appearance once the album nears completion.

Music critics have already begun speculating on what this could mean for Britpop and the modern rock scene. Oasis’s influence remains profound, and a high-quality new release could spark a resurgence in interest not only in their back catalog but in the genre as a whole. The album could very well serve as both a tribute and a rebirth.

Beyond the music, the emotional weight of this reunion cannot be understated. For millions of fans who grew up on “Wonderwall,” “Live Forever,” and “Don’t Look Back in Anger,” this album represents more than just new songs—it’s a healing moment. It’s proof that even the most broken bonds can be mended by the power of music.

As 2026 approaches, the world waits with bated breath. Will this be a one-off collaboration or the spark that brings Oasis back for good? Only time will tell. But one thing is certain: Oasis, with Liam Gallagher at the mic once more, is ready to shake the world again.