Liam Gallagher Celebrates 30 Years of Oasis Album ‘Definitely Maybe’ With Tour

Liam Gallagher is going back to the early days of Oasis. On Monday, the singer announced a 2024 run of shows, named the Definitely Maybe 30 Years Tour, in celebration of Oasis’ iconic debut LP’s anniversary.

“I’m bouncing around the house to announce the Definitely Maybe Tour,” Gallagher wrote on Instagram. “The most important album of the ‘90s bar none. I wouldn’t be anywhere without it and neither would you, so let’s celebrate together.”

The tour will see Gallagher stop at arenas across the United Kingdom, including three nights at the O2, two nights in Glasgow, and three nights in Manchester. Tickets for the tour go on sale Friday at 9 a.m. BST.

Sharing a reel promoting the tour, Gallagher added that the tour will feature “the entire album played in full” and B-sides from that era.

Oasis released Definitely Maybe in August 1994, featuring singles such as “Supersonic,” “Shakermaker,” “Live Forever,” and “Cigarettes & Alcohol.” It ranks No. 217 on Rolling Stone‘s Greatest Albums of All Time list.

The LP is the only album by Oasis to feature all five original members, including drummer Tony McCarroll, who was removed from the band in early 1995.

Definitely Maybe 30 Years Tour dates

June 1 – Sheffield @ Utilita Arena
June 3 – Cardiff @ Utilita Arena
June 6 – London @ The O2
June 7 – London @ The O2
June 10 – London @ The O2
June 15 – Manchester @ Co-op Live
June 16 – Manchester @ Co-op Live
June 19 – Glasgow @ OVO Hydro
June 20 – Glasgow @ OVO Hydro
June 23 – Dublin @ 3Arena
June 24 – Dublin @ 3Arena
June 27 – Manchester @ Co-op Live

From Rolling Stone US.