Oasis, the iconic Manchester band led by the Gallagher brothers, has announced their reunion for a 2025 tour, marking a significant moment for fans who believed such an event was improbable after their split in 2009. The announcement has sparked excitement, despite logistical issues with ticket sales and competition from other bands like Catfish and the Bottlemen, whose shows clash with Oasis' Wembley performance. The reunion reportedly stemmed from a heartfelt meeting over tea and biscuits at their mother Peggy's home, where the brothers reconciled after years of feuding. With a legacy of 16 number one hits and millions of records sold, the reunion raises questions about which modern British bands could replicate their success if they were to reunite in the future. As the Gallagher brothers approach their 50s, their return to the spotlight also highlights the enduring impact of their style on rock culture. Fans eagerly anticipate the upcoming performances, hoping to relive the magic of the Britpop era.