Amidst his current run of Definitely Maybe anniversary shows, Liam Gallagher has hinted at the possibility of doing a similar tour for when (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? turns 30 next year.
The younger Gallagher brother is currently playing Oasis’ iconic debut album in full along with some cult favourite B-sides across the UK as we speak, and is set to return to Manchester this weekend for two massive shows at the Co-op Live Arena.
So far, the current anniversary tour has gone down an absolute storm and given that their similarly acclaimed sophomore album reaches the same landmark birthday in 2025, fans are now wondering whether the 51-year-old will see fit to do another back-to-back anniversary tour.
As it happens, while Noel Gallagher continues to play down any hopes of a fully-fledged reunion between the two, Liam is more than happy to keep rolling out the Oasis hits on his own terms and could very well be repeating a winning formula with (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? next year.
He had to get the (What’s The Story) rumours circling in typical LG fashion (Credit: Liam Gallagher via X)
As you can see, LG quipped that he hasn’t got much else on next year so far and while we can never tell how seriously to take the legendary Manc singer ramblings online, you never know…
In fact, the whole Definitely Maybe anniversary tour was announced via nothing more than an out-of-the-blue tweet (when it was still called Twitter) from the man himself back in October 2023 and here we are a few months later preparing for four sold-out nights at Manchester’s newest and biggest arena.
The thing is with Liam: he often says and does whatever he wants, so if he does genuinely desire to do another anniversary tour not only for their follow-up album but everything the band ever released, we wouldn’t be surprised one bit if he gets his way.
That being said, Noel does regain the rights to all the music Oasis ever released next year, so who knows how that might affect any plans for more greatest hits-type tours. On the other hand, you get tribute bands doing exactly that all over the globe so what’s stopping the former frontman himself?
We’re sure we speak for most fans when we say we’d much rather the two just kiss and make up already but, in the meantime, we’ll absolutely keep buying tickets to see Liam representing both Gallaghers and decades of the biggest and best music this country ever produced.
As he put it in another post earlier this week: “There’s only 1 way forward and it f***ing backwards. Definitely Maybe”.
In fact, hopeful whispers have once again been picking up after fans spotted seats reserved for Noel at his little brother’s shows at London’s O2 Arena.
As for those of you heading to any of the four Definitely Maybe anniversary shows this month, you can find out all the important information you need down below.
Who's ready for arguably the biggest gigs of the year so far? 🙋♀️
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There’s a VR K-pop experience coming to a cinema in Manchester
Thomas Melia
A VR experience dedicated to a much-loved K-pop group, ENHYPEN, is making its way to a cinema screen in Manchester this Autumn.
After a stellar performance at AO Arena in Manchester earlier this week, a VR experience dedicated to K-pop group ENHYPEN is coming to a cinema screen in the city centre.
This upcoming experience with the fitting name ‘IMMERSION’, will mark the K-pop group’s first ever VR concert and is premiering across the globe, including right here in Manchester.
Featuring all-new performances, this pre-recorded concert experience allows you the chance to immerse yourself in never-before-seen content that has been specifically produced for VR.
This cinematic concert concept allows fans the chance to watch their favourite live bands and acts up close and personal without having to break the bank.
Made in partnership with Amaze, one of the world’s leading immersive concert creators, previous performers include fellow K-pop acts Aespa, Tomorrow X Together and KAI, as well as rap megastar Megan Thee Stallion.
Get ready to sing your heart out or ‘Scream’ as loud as you can when ENHYPEN take to the screen as they’re expected to perform all their usual classics, including ‘XO (Only If You Say Yes)’ and ‘Bad Desire (With or Without You)’.
If you’re worried about missing your chance to get ‘Loose’, don’t worry, because these seven K-pop stars will be on cinema screens for nine consecutive dates throughout September.
K-pop boy band ENHYPEN took to the AO Arena in Manchester earlier this week (Credit: BELIFT LAB)
This exclusive ENHYPEN VR concert experience is coming to none other than international cinema chain Odeon, which will be screening this event at one of its prime Manc locations: The Trafford Centre.
ENHYPEN are bringing ‘IMMERSION’, their first-ever VR concert experience, to Odeon Trafford Centre in Manchester from 19 September until 28 September.
You’ll catch us there ‘No Doubt’ – more information HERE.
In the meantime, why not read our review of ENHYPEN’s recent Manchester show, which served as yet more proof that we need to get properly into K-pop.
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Honorary Manc Ariana Grande announces huge world tour – but skips Manchester
Daisy Jackson
Ariana Grande has announced details of a huge world tour, but the honorary Mancunian will be skipping Manchester again.
The 32-year-old, Grammy Award-winning star has instead booked five nights at The O2 in London for her only UK stop on the tour.
Ariana Grande was made an honorary Mancunian back in 2017, in recognition of her work following the Manchester Arena terror attack.
She is the first person to have ever received this honour.
Since the atrocity in the city, which took the lives of 22 people, Ariana has only performed here twice more – once at the One Love concert she organised as a fundraiser for the victims and their families, and once as a headliner of Manchester Pride.
It’s been six years since her last tour, but Ariana Grande is now back, sharing details of her hotly-anticipated The Eternal Sunshine Tour next summer.
As well as her five-night residency in London, she’ll play four nights in LA and Brooklyn, as well as cities right across North America.
Ariana Grande has announced The Eternal Sunshine Tour
Her London dates will be her only European shows on The Eternal Sunshine Tour.
Eternal Sunshine was released in 2024 and was her seventh studio album, spawning singles ‘Yes, And?’, ‘We Can’t Be Friends’, and ‘The Boy Is Mine’.
Ariana Grande is now also an Academy Award and Golden Globe-nominated actress thanks to her starring role in Wicked as Glinda the Good Witch.
Tickets for her tour will go on sale from Tuesday 16 September with an artist presale as well as an O2 Priority Presale. Remaining tickets will be available during the general ons-ale beginning Thursday 18 September at 10am.
Ariana Grande – The Eternal Sunshine Tour Dates 2026
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