Oasis fans concerned after Liam Gallagher reveals length of set list on reunion tour

There’s few people who can match the work of legendary wind-up merchant Liam Gallagher. But let’s be honest, it can sometimes be hard to tell if the star’s actually being serious or not.

And a recent post on X from Liam has left some fans concerned about the Oasis reunion tour this summer.

With his usual antics, he previously broke his silence pretty bluntly when ‘thousands of tickets were cancelled’ and hit out at complaints over his Wembley performance in the autumn.

But while fans look forward to seeing him and Noel back on stage together singing their many hits, there’s now worries about just how long they’ll actually be up there for.

He's at it again (Joseph Okpako/WireImage)

With several shows lined up across the UK and Ireland, it’s fair to say people are expecting a pretty extensive set list to include their massive tracks.

However, when a fan asked Liam to confirm he was ‘joking’ that ‘Oasis gigs will last only one hour’, he replied: “Just under 59 mins 59 secs.”

Now, obviously, we know the singer likes to wind up people online with fake announcements and slams but people are still a little worried.

One took to Reddit to say it’s a ‘bit short’ but they would rather have a ‘1.5 hour set than two hour one’ to cut ‘fillers’.

While another said “What fillers? There is gonna be a lof of top songs they can’t fit in a two-hour set.”

One fan added: “Actually two hours for an Oasis/Liam/Noel show would be a world record in their career.”

Someone else speculated: “No way they do anything under two hours after the prices they charged and the media hype. 30-40 minute Noel set to get them two hours I bet.”

That’s agreed by some fans as they added that they ‘wouldn’t be surprised’ if Noel ‘gives himself a longer set’ for some of his solo stuff.

How long do you reckon they'll spend on stage together? (Ethan Miller/Getty Images)

And one fan did joke: “I don’t think Liam would ever tell a lie on Twitter, so it’s gotta be true.”

However, another said: “I would say he’s on a wind up but I went to a show where he played less than an hour.

“Maybe Noel can pick up hour two.”

With others saying: “Oasis never played long shows. It was a bit of a gripe I had in the past seeing them live. But hopefully two hours will be it.”

Well, I mean if his track record is anything to go by, Liam’s probably up to his old tricks. But then again, who knows just yet how long the brothers will be on stage together this summer.

LADbible has contacted representatives for Liam Gallagher for comment.