Oasis have officially reformed – with brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher performing together for the first known time in 16 years.
Ahead of their series of concerts this summer, The Sun newspaper reports that the Gallaghers took to the stage in top secret at a London working men’s club.
Both brothers were seen arriving ahead of filming a set of songs, to be included in a promotional film for their upcoming reunion tour.
The newspaper reports that locals in Stoke Newington, north London, complained about the noise being made by the hitmakers as they took over the Mildmay club on Thursday.
It was last week reported that Adidas, one of the brands longtime championed by Oasis, is a major sponsor of the upcoming tour, and The Sun reports that clothes from the brand were seen being carried into the club, where an ad campaign was filmed on the same occasion.
The brothers arrived and left separately and spent just an hour inside the club, but fans will be relieved that the rapprochement between the two longtime warring brothers is so far holding up.
The band is set to play a series of highly lucrative gigs, with their first date scheduled for Cardiff on July 4. Noel told TalkSport Radio this week that rehearsals were about to begin, and remarked that his vocalist brother Liam was “on tip-top form.”
Oasis have sold over 70million records and were one of the UK’s biggest bands until a fight between the Gallaghers broke them up in 2009. They are set to perform 19 gigs in the UK and Ireland, before touring the US, Australia and South America later in the year.
