Oasis: Fans believe Alan White will take over drums on tour; find out

THE Oasis is back! Liam and Noel Gallagher They rekindled their relationship and announced last Friday, the 27th, a tour for 2025. The brothers are expected to visit several European cities between July and August of next year.

Alan Whitewho played with the Oasis between 1995 and 2004, could embark on the group’s reunion. He posted on Instagram a photo of a drum kit stylized with the Union Jack. Therefore, fans speculate that the post means that White will be the drummer for the British group next year.

“The best drummer in the OasisI hope you come back, ace,” wrote one fan in the comments of the photo. “This better be a sign that you will play with the Oasis again,” said another.

A third said: “Please tell me you got the call.” Tony McCarrollwho was in the formation of the Oasis from 1991 to 1995, he already assured that he was not contacted.

“I’m happy for Noel and Liam. Really happy for them… And I’m dying of happiness for the fans, more than anything, and for those generations who didn’t see the Oasis“, he confessed in an interview with MailOnline (via NME). “They haven’t reached out yet, and to be honest, I’m not expecting that.”

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The co-founder of Oasis known as Bonehead is also expected to join the tour, a source told The Sun. Alongside the Gallagher, Paul “Guigsy” McGuigan and Tony McCarrollhe stayed in the band until 1999, when he decided to dedicate more time to his family. He was replaced by Gem Archer.

“Bonehead is confirmed,” the source said. “They both [Liam e Noel] They wanted him in the formation and he was one of the people who encouraged the meeting. Noel also brought some members of his band.”

THE Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds account with Archer, Mike Rowe, Jessica Greenfield, Chris Sharrock and Russell Pritchard.

The family Oasis really came together again. Bonehead is very happy.

Bonehead appears in the video published by the band to announce the return of Oasis. He also left a comment on the post with heart emojis.

The musician accompanied the solo band of Liam and the Beady Eyebut had to take a break in 2022 when he was diagnosed with tonsil cancer. After being cured, he returned to playing with Liam on the 30th anniversary tour of Definitely Maybe and in other shows.