“There’s no plan for any new music.” Oasis’ supervisor shoots down followers’ hopes of a brand new album from the reunited Gallagher brothers, says upcoming world tour “could be very a lot the final time” to see the band play stay

Oasis supervisor Alec McKinlay has firmly shot down hopes that Liam and Noel Gallagher’s reunited band will report and launch new music.

In an unique interview with UK music trade bible Music Week, celebrating the return of the London-based, Manchester-raised Britpop stars, McKinlay admits that the crew round Oasis have been “stunned” by the “phenomenal” worldwide response to the group’s return, which he confesses was “method past our expectations.” However when requested if there was the potential for the reformed group extending their touring plans past the 41 reveals already introduced, McKinlay insists this won’t occur, regardless of the demand to see the brothers and whoever else makes up the Oasis line-up in 2025.

“That is very a lot the final time round, as Noel’s made clear within the press,” he says, stating that Oasis might have offered out eight nights on the 82,500-capacity MetLife stadiums in New York in a single day, had they wished to.

“It’s an opportunity for followers who haven’t seen the band to see them,” he continues, “or a minimum of for a few of them to.”