Oasis fans convinced they know who will be supporting them on tour after spotting clue at gig

Now that Oasis has confirmed their reunion, with a 14-date tour in 2025, all eyes are on which band will be chosen as their support act for the series of concerts across the UK and Ireland.

Unsurprisingly, certain internet sleuths think they have sussed out the answer and pinpointed Indie rock band The Blossoms as being destined for the gig.

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Like Oasis, The Blossoms emerged from the Manchester music scene, albeit a generation later, and their sound has often been compared to that of their predecessors.

Indeed fans noted that The Blossoms posted the same video teaser after their gig in Manchester, as Liam Gallagher at Reading Festival, with the date of Tuesday's reunion announcement.

This strongly suggests that they could be the chosen band.

Music magazine NME posed the question of the support act on their Instagram feed and a slew of fans suggested that The Blossoms would be a perfect fit.

One said: “I am guessing The Blossoms as they gave the same cryptic message at their last gig.”

Another said: “Blossoms, Kasabian, Fontaines DC.”

Meanwhile another said: “Blossoms, they posted the exact same “Oasis date” on the screen during their live performance at Manchester last week.”

Another said: “Blossoms are looking likely.” And another fan posted: “It’ll be The blossoms.”

Earlier this week, Liam and Noel Gallaher confirmed that Oasis long-awaited reunion with a worldwide tour in 2025 with a statement that alluded to their 15 year feud, which they have now put behind them.

They said: “The guns have fallen silent, the stars have aligned and the great wait is over. Come see. It will not be televised.” Then a black and white photo of the brothers both wearing dark jackets was released as part of the announcement.

The rockband whose era defining album Definitely Maybe was released 30 years ago, will begin their tour in Cardiff next July. They will also visit Manchester Heaton Park, London’s Wembley Stadium, Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium and Dublin’s Croke Park during July and August.

Liam , 51, later clarified on social media that the UK and Ireland leg will be the only European dates.

No doubt millions are already going, mad for it.

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