Noel Gallgher’s daughter Anais ‘didn’t have a clue’ about the Oasis reunion and was ‘texting around people to find out if it was true’.
Blossoms singer Tom Ogden revealed the model, 24, found out her famous father Noel, 57, and her uncle Liam, 52, were shockingly reuniting for an epic world tour in 2025.
Frontman Tom made the bombshell revelation while chatting on Radio X’s one-off show ‘The A to X of 2024 with Blossoms’, explaining she found out on August 27 just like everyone else in the world.
‘Do you know what? Noel’s daughter Anaïs was staying at mine and [his wife] Katie’s house when these new stories were breaking,’ Tom spilled.
‘And she actually didn’t have a clue. She was texting around people she knew to find out if it was true. She got no word.’
Tom explained he first caught a hint something big was about to happen, when he was informed an Oasis promo clip would be played after their concert at Wythenshawe Park over August Bank Holiday Weekend.
Noel Gallgher’s daughter Anais ‘didn’t have a clue’ about the Oasis reunion and was ‘texting around people to find out if it was true’ (Anais and her dad Noel pictured last month)
Blossoms singer Tom Ogden revealed the model, 24, found out her famous father Noel and her uncle Liam (both pictured) were shockingly reuniting for an epic world tour in 2025
‘When we were playing Wythenshawe the next day and Anaïs was coming to watch us, she still didn’t know,’ he recalled in detail.
‘I got a phone call a couple of hours before we went on stage, from our management, saying: “We need to show a video clip after your gig. I can’t tell you what it is. But it’s very exciting.”
‘We kind of put two and two together at that point. Obviously, the teaser went out and the rest is history. Oasis were back. Everywhere’s sold out. Ticket mayhem.’
The Charlemagne singer admitted he hopes to bag a ticket for the legendary upcoming tour for him and his bandmates, adding: ‘We will be sure to be tapping Anaïs up. Thank you mate.’
Liam, and Noel have famously been locked in a feud since the band broke up in 2009 with Noel saying at the time ‘I simply could not go on working with Liam a day longer.’
However, in August, Liam and Noel reconciled and announced Oasis were reforming for a string of stadium dates in 2025.
It comes after Noel revealed his mother’s reaction to the announcement of the Oasis reunion tour as well as the end of siblings’ feud.
Frontman Tom (pictured in 2021) revealed on Radio X’s one-off show ‘The A to X of 2024 with Blossoms’ that Anais found out on August 27 just like everyone else in the world
When asked about his mother Peggy’s reaction Noel told reporters ‘when we told her we were getting back together, she said, ‘sure, that will be nice’.
‘My mum couldn’t give a s***. My mum never gave a s***, never.’
Noel shared his mother’s revelation whilst attending a Zoe Law Legend exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery where himself as well as other British icons were being celebrated, including World Cup-winning footballer, Sir Bobby Charlton, and the co-founder of UK Black Pride, Lady Phyll,
However, Alan McGee, who originally signed Oasis in 1993 as part of Creation Record label, thinks Peggy is the one behind the band getting back together.
During an interview with Virgin Radio, Alan said: ‘I’m sure she is behind the whole thing. Peggy is great, she is rocking on.’
Noel and Liam are keen to get Peggy, 81, to one of the Dublin concerts so she can enjoy seeing her sons on stage together again.
Whilst taking with The Sun, Noel also explained that the tour ‘won’t be as raucous as back in the day’ because they are now on the ‘wrong side of 50’ so the shows will be more of a ‘lap of honour’ for the band.
Liam has also recently confirmed that Oasis co-founder Paul Arthurs, who is better known as Bonehead, will join the brothers as part of the lineup for their highly anticipated reunion tour.
It comes after Noel revealed his mother’s reaction to the announcement of the Oasis reunion tour as well as the end of siblings’ feud (Noel and mum Peggy pictured)
Dropping a hit about the lineup, the musician took to Twitter after a fan expressed concern over the band’s gruelling tour schedule.
They wrote: ’41 gigs in 142 days. That’s a gig every 3 and a half days, fingers crossed Liam is in the form of his life.’
Replying directly to the comment, Liam joked as long as he isn’t up all night feeding Bonehead fig rolls he will be fine.
He penned: ‘Exactly as long as I’m not sat up sniffing wotsits till stupid o clock and sticking fig rolls up BONEHEADS hairy wind pipe I’ll be fine then days are over rover’.
Clocking the mention of Bonehead, another fan asked: ‘Does that mean Bonehead will definitely be there?’
As Liam then confirmed: ‘Bonehead’s defo in the area.’
Industry insiders also previously claimed that Bonehead is ‘confirmed’ for the tour and ‘ecstatic’ that the band is back together – with Liam and Noel reportedly ‘both wanting him in the fold’ after he was ‘one of the drivers of the reunion’.
An insider told The Sun: ‘The Oasis family has really come back together. Bonehead is ecstatic and Noel has brought in some of his band too.’
Noel seemingly confirmed that Oasis co-founder Paul Arthurs, who is better known as Bonehead, will join the brothers as part of the lineup (pictured in 1997)
The music industry insider claimed Bonehead, who overcame tonsil cancer in 2023, can be credited with helping to end the feud between brothers.
Bonehead was an original member of the Britpop band and has also remained friends with both Noel and Liam over the years.
‘Bonehead is one of the few people they are both pals with and he has recently been trying too and it’s finally paid off,’ a source close to the negotiations told the Mirror.
Arthurs left Oasis in 1999 during the recording of its fourth album, Standing on the Shoulder of Giants, with an official statement saying he wanted to spend more time with his family.
He has performed with Liam in recent years.