Oasis fans fear they'll split up before reunion tour as they question Gallagher truce

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Oasis enthusiasts were buzzing last month when the Gallagher brothers, Noel and Liam, revealed plans for a comeback tour, a decade and a half after their notorious falling-out.Following hints of an impending announcement, the brothers eventually shared that theyd resolved their longstanding feud with a statement declaring: "The guns have fallen silent.

The stars have aligned. The great wait is over. Come see. It will not be televised."From July next year, the Gallagher duo is set to embark on a trip down memory lane with gigs across venues in the UK and Ireland, treating fans to classic anthems like 'Wonderwall' and 'Champagne Supernova'.With tickets being priced from £70 up to several hundred pounds, alongside revenue from merchandise, the siblings are poised to rake in a hefty profit.

Yet, even with the reunion confirmed, sources suggest its hardly smooth sailing behind the scenes, reports the Mirror. According to Heat Magazine, insiders believe tensions remain high: "A situation can blow up at any moment and the whole show would have to be called off - which could have a massive financial headache for fans who've bought tickets."They further divulged: "The reunion isn't going to erase the years of them resenting one another.

They know they're set to make a lot of money and delight their fanbase, but it doesn't take away all the pain and bad blood that's between them."Moreover, they hinted at potential volatility: "All it would take is one snide comment to set either of them off and hell will break loose."While it seems highly unlikely the Gallagher brothers would risk such a substantial amount of money, fans have been making playful remarks about another potential split before they even return to the stage.On social