Liam Gallagher details 'biblical' Easter reunion with Noel’s sons ahead of Oasis reunion tour

Liam and Noel Gallagher are putting years of public feuding behind them, enjoying a “biblical” Easter family gathering just months before their highly anticipated Oasisreunion tour kicks off.

After ending their 14-year rift last year, the brothers delighted fans by announcing a massive reunion tour, set to begin in July.

Tickets sold out almost instantly, but many fans have remained cautiously optimistic—unsure if the famously fiery pair would see the full 33-date world tour through.

So far, signs are promising.

Over the Easter weekend, Liam, 52, revealed that he and Noel, 57, spent time together as a family, with Noel bringing along his teenage sons Donovan, 18, and Sonny, 14, for a visit.

Liam, clearly thrilled by the reunion, posted on X, formerly Twitter: “So we had a BIBLICAL Easter Sunday Noel Donavan and Sonny popped over to ours for a cup of tea it was absolutely incredible to meet the young guvs.”

Before adding: “Obviously blew there [sic] minds coz im cool as f**k you heard it here 1st LG x.”

While Liam had already met Noel’s daughter Anais—born in 2000 to Noel’s first wife, Meg Mathews—this appears to be his first proper introduction to his younger nephews, who Noel shares with his ex-wife Sara MacDonald.

It's been reported that the brothers began to reconcile following Noel's 2023 split from Sara, with whom Liam had long-standing tensions.

Liam, meanwhile, has four children of his own.

He shares Lennon, born in 1999, with ex-wife Patsy Kensit; Gene, born in 2001, with All Saints singer Nicole Appleton; Molly, born from an affair with Lisa Moorish; and Gemma, born in 2013 following a relationship with journalist Liza Ghorbani.

Liam met Molly for the first time when she was 20, in 2018.

With family ties seemingly mended and excitement for the Oasis comeback tour at an all-time high, fans can breathe a little easier—for now.

The news comes as the brothers will reportedly earn an extra £20 million from their reunion tour after landing a huge merchandising deal.

The rockers’ hotly-anticipated Live ‘25 tour kicks off in Cardiff in July, before going global with shows in Japan, Argentina, the US, and Brazil.

The brothers have reportedly secured a multi-million pound agreement with Warner for the rights of their image to be used on a wide range of merchandise that fans can buy at concerts, The Sun reported.

They are also believed to have taken legal protections to stop counterfeit sellers trying to flog unofficial merchandise such as clothing, books, and even paintbrushes.

The musicians reportedly filed for sole rights at the Intellectual Property Office last month to trademark the black and white photo they used to announce their reunion.

“Oasis have secured a massive deal for their merch this summer as they know everyone is going to want something to remember the shows by. They have already started working on an extensive merchandise range after signing a very lucrative deal for it last year,” a source told the outlet.

“But now they are massively cracking down on fake merch because it could seriously put a dent in their profits unless they make moves now to stop it.

“They have made it clear that they won’t be taking any nonsense and will use the full extent of the law if they find anyone selling unofficial products featuring the new photo of the brothers together.”