A music industry source added: “If you step back and look at what’s being talked about here, it’s extraordinary.
“You’re potentially going to have Noel and Liam, the original rhythm section, the guitarists – the whole 1990s backbone of Oasis – standing shoulder to shoulder again. Even if all they do on the night is walk out together and accept those plaques, that visual alone is seismic for fans who never thought they’d see it.
“There’s a lot of quiet optimism that they might go further and play, but at this stage nothing is guaranteed. If they do decide to plug in and run through even one song, it will instantly become one of those Hall of Fame moments people talk about for years – the kind of footage that gets replayed every time anyone tells the story of Britpop.
“From the organizers’ side, the brief was always to create a genuine reunion rather than just showcase the current touring line‑up. The brothers agreeing to fold Tony back into the picture, even for one night in Los Angeles, has gone down incredibly well behind the scenes. For them, it ticks every box: a band that survived bitter fall‑outs, comes back together, and makes space for the drummer who long felt pushed out of the legend. As narratives go, it’s close to perfect.”
The plans for November come amid continuing momentum around Oasis’s comeback.
Their Live ’25 tour has been one of the biggest concert events of recent years, and The Sun reports the group is expected to announce additional live dates in September, extending the reunion into 2027.