Alice Cooper has offered advice to the Gallagher brothers regarding their upcoming Oasis reunion. He shared his thoughts in an interview with The Times.
The rock veteran expressed cautious optimism about the band’s reunion. He emphasized the importance of maintaining harmony between the famously feuding siblings.
“Oasis… Good luck to them,” Cooper said. “Hope it lasts.”
Cooper then offered specific advice based on his observations of the brothers’ turbulent relationship over the years.
“The trick is you don’t divorce; you just separate,” he continued. “Watching those brothers is so stressful. Don’t squabble, guys. Stress is a killer.”
Cooper’s concerns about the Gallagher brothers’ ability to maintain peace come at a crucial time for the band’s highly anticipated return to the stage.
AXS TV reported that the reunion tour kicked off on July 4, 2025, in Cardiff, Wales. The tour will span 41 international dates across the UK and multiple continents through late November 2025. The tour has been dubbed a “last chance” for fans to see the band live. Their manager announced no plans for new music or further tours.
The backstage arrangements for the tour reflect the complicated dynamics that Cooper referenced in his warning. AXS TV noted that Liam and Noel Gallagher are kept separated with distinct VIP areas and after-parties. This highlights the ongoing tension between the brothers even during their reunion.
Fans attending the shows can expect a setlist featuring classic hits that defined the Britpop era. Official Charts confirmed that the performances will include beloved tracks such as “Wonderwall,” “Live Forever,” and “Don’t Look Back in Anger.” These songs promise to deliver pure Britpop magic to audiences.
The tour also features notable supporting acts that enhance the overall experience. Oasis Tour Tickets revealed that British indie band Cast, Richard Ashcroft, and Cage the Elephant will join Oasis on various dates. This further enriches the live experience for attendees and adds to the significance of what many consider a historic reunion.
