Noel Gallagher has insisted that there will be no arguments between him and his brother Liam during the 2025 Oasis tour - because they are too old to fight.

Instead of their old warring ways, Noel Gallagher claims he and his brother Liam will be treating the upcoming reunion shows as "a lap of honour".

To be fair, both brothers had successful solo careers after Oasis' break up in 2009. Noel formed the High Flying Birds, who have made hit songs like “If I Had a Gun.” Liam has also released several studio albums and embarked on tours.

AFTER their bitter 15-year feud, you might expect Noel and Liam Gallagher’s mum to be delighted that her sons are on speaking terms again. But Noel has revealed that 81-year-old Peggy

Songs like “Wonderwall” and “Champagne Supernova” are a defining element of the Oasis story, but so is the often-contentious relationship between brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher. Things are in a better spot now than they have been, though, as the two are on good enough terms for Oasis to go on a long-anticipated reunion tour.

Noel and Liam Gallagher 's mother Peggy was sick of the feuding between her boys last we heard, and we've now learned her reaction to their Oasis reunion plans. Former L’Impératrice Singer Says She Lost Her Voice After Being "Love-Bombed" Then "Humiliated" by Bandmates

Noel Gallagher shuts down the notion of another Oasis break up amid their 2025 reunion tour. Ahead of the highly anticipated Oasis reunion tour in 2025, Noel Gallagher promised that the band wouldn't break up again.

When Noel and Liam Gallagher announced this summer that they would end their 15 year feud to embark on an Oasis reunion tour, the news delighted fans around the world. But their mother Peggy’s response was rather more muted, according to the elder Gallagher brother.

The Oasis guitarist and chief songwriter has shared his mother's reaction to the news of him and Liam coming back together.

Noel Gallagher told fans to expect a "less raucous" reunion tour from Oasis in 2025, saying the band is "too old" to be angry at one another.

Gallagher describes Oasis' upcoming 41-date stadium tour as “a lap of honour” for the reunited band, and despite his mother Peggy's almost complete indifference to the eagerly-awaited-by-others trek, he's hopeful that he can persuade his mum to return to Ireland for Oasis' gigs at Dublin's Croke Park in mid-August.