Sibling Rivalry: The Gallagher brothers’ feud that kept them apart for years

On August 28, 2009, Noel Gallagher announced the end of Oasis due to irreconcilable differences with his brother and bandmate, Liam Gallagher. The band, known for its success and iconic music, had a tumultuous relationship off-stage, with frequent clashes and disagreements ultimately leading to their split. Violent altercations, drug-fueled controversies, and leaked recordings of the brothers bickering showcased the dysfunction within the band. Despite attempts at reconciliation, such as Liam dedicating an Oasis song to Noel at a festival and Noel complimenting Liam’s vocals in an interview, the bitterness between the two persisted. Noel formed his band, High-Flying Birds, in 2010, while Liam carried on with his solo career. However, the recent announcement of Oasis reuniting for a series of shows next year has sparked hope for fans that the band may have matured and evolved beyond their past conflicts. As Noel and Liam prepare to share the stage once again, the question remains whether they can set aside their differences and deliver the quality music and performances that made Oasis a legendary band while avoiding the self-destructive behavior that plagued them in the past.

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