Rolling Stone has confirmed that neither Noel nor Liam Gallagher will be in Los Angeles for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony on November 14.
The news comes after the brothers showed little enthusiasm for the honor throughout the year. Noel Gallagher is scheduled to perform at a different event on the same day, while Liam’s attendance had remained uncertain until now.
“The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony is set to take place Saturday at Los Angeles’ Peacock Theatre, and Rolling Stone has confirmed that Oasis won’t be making an appearance to accept the award or perform,” the outlet reported.
“This shouldn’t come as a big shock to Oasis fans, considering their glib reaction to the honor throughout the year and the fact that Noel Gallagher just announced that he’ll be 5,400 miles away from L.A. at Goldie’s EFG Jazz Festival at London’s Royal Festival Hall, marking his first performance as a solo act since Oasis reunited in 2025,” Rolling Stone added. “But fans were still holding out hope that Liam Gallagher might cross the Atlantic for the event, where Oasis will be inducted alongside Phil Collins, Billy Idol, Joy Division/New Order, Sade, Luther Vandross, and Wu-Tang Clan.”
The brothers’ absence marks another chapter in Oasis’ return after their 2009 breakup.
Oasis took three attempts to gain entry to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. When the band was first nominated in 2024, Liam Gallagher rejected the honor before the voters even decided. He posted on X that he thought the institution was “full of BUMBACLARTS” and told The Sunday Times that voters should “fuck off,” calling the whole process “a load of bollox.” He also urged fans not to “waste your time” voting.
When Oasis were nominated again in 2025, Liam’s position appeared to shift. He said his mother had advised him to stop being difficult and attend the awards, adding that he might enjoy the experience. Despite this change in tone, neither brother made plans to appear at the ceremony in Los Angeles.
Noel will be performing at Goldie’s EFG Jazz Festival at London’s Royal Festival Hall on the same evening as the induction ceremony. This marks his first solo performance since the Oasis ‘Live ’25’ tour and the Don’t Look Back In Anger documentary.
