NOEL Gallagher is planning to give up booze when he returns to the stage for a 38-date Oasis tour.
His brother Liam quit drinking and smoking to save last year’s reunion tour from disaster – saying in their new documentary “it was too “f***ing precious” to spoil it by partying.
Now Noel is set to follow in the formerly wild frontman‘s footsteps as they prepare for a second world tour in 2027.
Speaking to Andy Goldstein on talkSPORT Drive, Noel said: “Liam will be off the booze. I wasn’t for the last tour, but I might be for this tour.
“You have got to go to bed early. We can’t do it like we did in the Nineties.
“We can’t even do it like we did it in the 2000s.
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“You’ve got to pick your battles, but these tours are not that gruelling. My tours with my band are brutal, it’s like four shows a week. This is two a week, it’s easy.”
The Gallaghers made the announcement about new shows, weeks after The Sun exclusively revealed they were going back out on a second world tour.
After grossing an estimated £293million on their record-shattering Live ’25 reunion tour, the Britpop legends are extending their comeback with another big stadium run.
The brothers put an end to their 15-year feud triggered by a backstage fight at the 2009 Rock en Seine festival in Paris to launch their Live ’25 comeback.
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Next year’s 38-date live tour will kick off at Celtic Park in Glasgow on May 21.
But when pushed on whether they brother plans to release new tracks for the 2027 gigs, Noel said: “There won’t be any new music, no.”
The 59-year-old – who turns 60 on tour – promises it’ll be even better than their record-breaking reunion last year.
He added: “We didn’t want to play anywhere we’d played before because once you’ve done seven, eight, whatever it was at Wembley, it just becomes… I don’t know…
“Me and Liam spoke and it was like we’re up for doing it, but we don’t want to play anywhere we played before because it just keeps it interesting for us.
“So Knebworth was a no-brainer. City, we were devastated we couldn’t play it last time ’cause they were building the new stand and Celtic Park is a no-brainer.
“This tour is going to be so much better because all of us are going to be way more relaxed than we were last time.
“We were all anxious last time as to how rehearsals were going to go and how the tour was going to be received and all the mithering about the tickets and all that kind of thing.
“But this is going to be a lot more fun this time and we’re gonna put on a great show and it’s going to be unbelievable.”
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Monday 14 September
Gorica
1 – 1
Live 58′
Varaždin
Como
1 – 0
Live 43′
Parma
Torino
0 – 1
Live 43′
Roma
Bodø/Glimt
0 – 0
Live 15′
Sandefjord
Djurgården
0 – 0
Live 16′
GAIS
Ypsonas
0 – 0
Live 14′
Aris Limassol
Kayseri
0 – 0
Live 16′
İstanbulspor
Monday 14 September
U Cluj
3 – 0
L1
Oţelul
Sunday 13 September
Flamengo
2 – 1
SEA
Corinthians
Famalicão
1 – 1
PRL
Sporting
Real Sociedad
0 – 3
PRD
Atlético
Mirassol
2 – 2
SEA
Vitória
Sassuolo
3 – 2
SEA
Juventus
Standings currently unavailable.