Fears Grow for Oasis Frontman Liam Gallagher
Fans of Oasis have voiced concern over Liam Gallagher's health after several sold-out shows in Australia as part of the Oasis Live ’25 Tour. The 53-year-old singer has been performing many of the band’s biggest hits, including Wonderwall and Champagne Supernova, but some attendees have noticed signs of vocal strain.
Reactions from Fans Online
Several users discussed the issue on Reddit, suggesting that the intensity of touring may be taking a toll on Gallagher’s voice.
“I've been listening to some clips from the Australia shows, and whilst Liam still sounds great, you can clearly hear the difference with the UK/Ireland/NA shows,” one fan wrote. “For example, the Slide Away outro, you can hear him struggling a bit. With this in mind, I'd rather see Oasis tour again near the end of next year than next summer.”
“All the traveling, not enough rest between shows and [Liam's battle with] Hashimoto's. This was predictable but not much can be done if they're trying to do a massive world tour. Sticking to just Europe next year would be wise,” another user added.
Recent Performances
Liam recently performed at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium, where fans praised his stage presence despite ongoing discussions about his vocal endurance.
Author’s Summary
Rumors of Liam Gallagher’s vocal fatigue during the Oasis Live ’25 Tour raise concerns among fans, blending admiration for his energy with worry for his long-term health.
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