The Royal Oak pub in Monmouth, Wales, holds a significant place in Britpop history as the haunt of Liam Gallagher while his brother Noel recorded Oasis's iconic album '(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?' at nearby Rockfield Studios in 1995. Liam reminisced about spending more time in the pub than at the studio, humorously noting that Noel would often be obsessively refining his riffs. The album's release that same year solidified Oasis's status as rock legends and defined the Britpop era. In the years since, the pub has continued to thrive as a community hub, welcoming both locals and tourists alike. Additionally, Noel Gallagher expresses interest in forming a dream supergroup with Paul Weller and Johnny Marr, highlighting his desire to collaborate with esteemed musicians. Oasis is also set to perform a reunion tour in Edinburgh next year, rekindling memories of Gallagher's past pub visits in the city.