Members of the Irish band Fontaines D.C. have expressed their disinterest in the upcoming Oasis reunion tour, with guitarist Carlos O’Connell stating, 'I couldn’t really give a sh*t, to be honest,' and bassist Conor Deegan III echoing similar sentiments, criticizing the nostalgic focus of the reunion. Their comments have drawn a sharp response from Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher, who dismissed the band, calling them 'little spunkbubbles' on social media. Despite the tension, Fontaines D.C.'s frontman Grian Chatten clarified his admiration for Oasis, stating, 'I love Oasis. This is not my opinion.' Oasis is gearing up for their first tour in over 15 years, looking to recruit 'established' acts for support, while Fontaines D.C. aim to focus on their new album, 'Romance.' Ticket sales for the tour have attracted significant attention, with over 10 million fans competing for access. The dynamics between the two bands highlight the divide between nostalgia and contemporary music-making.