Liam Responds to “VIP Room” Rumours: “After party’s are for wankers”

The tabloid-driven story, originally published by The Sun, alleged that the Gallaghers would be hosting separate green rooms and afterparties, with fans invited depending on whose VIP list their ticket came from. The implication? That the decades-long rift between the brothers still required structural separation.

Yesterday, Liam addressed the claims bluntly via his official X/Twitter account:

“After party’s are for wankers,” he wrote.
“I’m getting straight of after the gigs get my beauty sleep this level of sexiness doesn’t happen by staying up talking bollox to bellends.”

The post leaves little ambiguity: not only is Liam uninterested in throwing post-show parties, but he also isn’t buying into the drama being spun around the tour.

Background: The Rumour Machine Turns Again

The original Sun piece (May 2) was packed with unnamed sources and speculative assertions — including the claim that “separate events” would follow every show. No official quotes or comments from the tour’s management or band members were included.

The story arrived on the heels of a string of similarly anonymous reports about rehearsals, green room lists, and supposed “feud flashpoints” — all with little factual backup.

Meanwhile, the Real Story Is the Music

Just over a week ago, Liam and Noel were photographed together at the Mildmay Club in London, reportedly filming promotional material for Live ’25. While neither brother has publicly commented on the content of the shoot, their presence in the same venue—notably a pub—certainly undermines claims of backstage segregation.

With 41 dates on the calendar, Oasis are set to cross continents through November, supported by Cast, Richard Ashcroft, Cage the Elephant, and Ball Park Music.

And while the brothers continue to avoid joint interviews, their shared stage presence—and the unified lineup including Noel, Liam, Bonehead, Gem, Andy Bell, and Joey Waronker—speaks louder than tabloid headlines.

Final Thought

Liam’s response cuts through the noise. At this point, any whisper of "VIP division" or sibling theatrics is best met with a grain of salt—and maybe a pint of whatever they were drinking at the Mildmay Club.