Oasis Fans in Frenzy Over Cryptic Social Media Post Hinting at Possible Reunion

Oasis fans have been sent into a frenzy and are questioning whether the band are ‘getting back together’ after the band shared a cryptic post to their social media on Monday.

The Manchester group, made up of Liam and Noel Gallagher, sensationally split in 2009 after a backstage bust-up between the warring brothers.

In the 14 years that have followed, the pair have traded bitter insults back and forth in interviews and over social media, with a reunion looking very unlikely.

However, fans are hopeful that the comeback the nation has been waiting years for could finally be on the cards, following the mysterious post.

The band’s official social media accounts posted a sixteen-second long clip that begins as a black screen and slowly fades into a bird’s eye view of what looks like a house next to a river, with some muted music in the background.

Oasis fans have been sent into a frenzy and are questioning whether the band are ‘getting back together’ after the band shared a cryptic post to their social media on Monday (Pictured in November 1993: L-R Paul Arthurs (aka Bonehead), Liam Gallagher, Noel Gallagher, Tony McCarroll, Paul McGuigan)

The Manchester group, made up of Liam and Noel Gallagher, (right and left,) sensationally split in 2009 after a backstage bust-up between the warring brothers (pictured in 1995)

The band’s official social media accounts posted a sixteen-second long clip that begins as a black screen and slowly fades into a bird’s eye view of what looks like a house next to a river, with some muted music in the background

Their Instagram page, which still boats 1.8 million followers, and their X (formerly Twitter) page, which is also followed by one million, regularly post about anniversaries of song releases and memories of the duo.

However, this captionless post was bizarrely cryptic and eager music lovers have been trying to decipher what it means since it was shared on Monday.

The version posted to X has already been seen by more than 1.3 million people, with the Instagram clip racking up the same amount.

Excited fans penned: ‘They’re back together?!’

‘Please tell me it’s happening’.

‘Stop playing with our feelings’.

‘Don’t do that. Don’t give me hope’. 

‘What does this MEAN?’ 

‘Come on, don’t play with my feelings’.

Some fans guessed that the strange post could be hinting towards an anniversary tour, a reissue of old songs, or a rare demos session release.

Someone predicted: ‘What’s The Story Morning Glory 30th anniversary tour happening 2025’.

The captionless post was bizarrely cryptic and eager music lovers have been trying to decipher what it means since it was shared on Monday

In the 14 years that have followed, the pair have traded bitter insults back and forth in interviews and over social media, with a reunion looking very unlikely (pictured in 2008)

To back up the theory, others are pointing out that the estate in the video could be Monnow Valley Studio, a world-famous remote studio in Monmouthshire where the band have previously recorded music

‘Definitely Maybe promo tour?’

‘Some deluxe Definitely Maybe reissue. Maybe the original mixes from the first two recording sessions of the album’.

‘Rare Demos session is coming’.

‘Definitely Maybe reissue, this would have blown if it was anything else’.

Meanwhile, on X other fans of the rock duo frantically wrote: ‘What does this mean lads come on’ and ‘Don’t tease me!’

‘Monnow Valley Studio.. Definitely Maybe 30-year re-release.. 1994>2024’.

‘Monnow Valley sessions finally being released’.

‘Calm down they’re probably just releasing the demos of Definitely Maybe’.

Definitely Maybe is the debut studio album by the rock band, which was released in August 1994.

Some music buffs are guessing that the video could be laying the foundations for a 30-year reunion later this year.

To back up the theory, others are pointing out that the estate in the video could be Monnow Valley Studio, a world-famous remote studio in Monmouthshire where the band have previously recorded music.

Meanwhile, on X other fans of the rock duo frantically wrote: ‘What does this mean lads come on’ and ‘Don’t tease me!’

Noel told the show: ‘I was very impressed by it to be honest but yeah, if anybody wants to do an Oasis one, give us a shout. I would be bang up for it’

His surprising comment comes just weeks after his brother Liam shut down any speculation that Oasis could be set to reunite, after rumours swirled that the group were planning to get back together 

The cryptic post also comes just after Noel, 54, revealed he was utterly blown away by the quality of the Abba Voyage show in London, which uses avatars of the band.

And when asked about the possibility of an Oasis hologram show while speaking to Matt Morgan for his latest podcast he said yes. 

Noel told the show: ‘I was very impressed by it to be honest but yeah, if anybody wants to do an Oasis one, give us a shout. I would be bang up for it.

‘Id say ‘great’, speak to that guy over there and then come up with a figure and then he’ll relay it to me and I’ll say either yes or no.’

His surprising comment comes just weeks after his brother Liam shut down any speculation that Oasis could be set to reunite, after rumours swirled that the group were planning to get back together.

The singer, who appeared on the Jonathan Ross Show in March, and was quick to insist he hasn’t spoken to his brother Noel ‘for 10 years.’

Quizzed by Jonathan on the age-old rumours, Liam quickly said: ‘I haven’t spoken to him for about 10 years, 2009 I think.’