Noel Gallagher has made his first live appearance since Oasis‘ reunion tour, joining Goldie and Skunk Anansie‘s Skin on stage at the London Jazz Festival – check out footage below.
The guitarist appeared at the Royal Festival Hall in London last night (November 14), as part of Goldie’s two special ‘Dare To Dream’ performances at the EFG London Jazz Festival.
The shows saw the drum and bass pioneer joined by the Elysian Collective orchestra, a choir and his live band, alongside a range of special guests.
Gallagher played guitar during Goldie’s set, with Skin also appearing on stage. One audience member shared footage of the collaboration on Instagram, writing: “My mind’s blown… Goldie, Skin from Skunk Anansie & Noel Gallagher!!!! With a live orchestra!!! My life is complete!!!”
Watch footage from the show here:
Noel Gallagher playing guitar on stage with Goldie at London Jazz Festival tonight pic.twitter.com/O3rtTXze1Z
— Oasis Planet (@OasisPlanet_) November 14, 2026
The performances had been announced earlier this month, marking Gallagher’s first appearance outside Oasis since their hugely successful ‘Live ’25’ reunion tour.
Goldie and Gallagher have been friends for decades, having previously collaborated on the 1998 track ‘Temper Temper’, from Goldie’s album ‘Saturnz Return’.
Announcing Gallagher’s appearance, Goldie had said: “Me and Noel Gallagher do it again. 30 years, that’s what we’ve got between us. We’re here, going to Royal Festival Hall to do it all over again.”
Speaking to NME ahead of the shows, he added: “They said this music would only last five years, 35 years later I’m still here ready to do another iconic show ‘Dare To Dream’ at the Royal Festival Hall.
“This time I have Noel Gallagher, Skin, Anaiis, Yussef Dayes and many more incredible guests plus my live band and an orchestra. New and classic material, it’s a very very special show. Two shows, One Dream.”
In October 2024, Goldie visited Gallagher’s Lone Star Studio in London, where the musician showed him the guitar equipment he was planning to use on Oasis’ reunion tour.
The ‘Dare To Dream’ performances formed part of the 34th EFG London Jazz Festival, which runs from November 13 to 22 across more than 70 venues in the capital.
Meanwhile, Oasis are preparing to return to the road for their sold-out ‘Live ’27’ world tour, following their long-awaited reunion in 2025. The run will include 42 shows across the UK, Europe and North America, including 11 nights at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium and six at Knebworth.
Gallagher has already promised that the new concerts will be “so much better” than the 2025 shows.
The band were also inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame this weekend, although neither Noel nor Liam attended the ceremony in Los Angeles.
In other news, Gallagher has been working on new music, although it remains unclear whether the material is intended for Oasis, the High Flying Birds or another project. His most recent solo album was 2023’s ‘Council Skies’.
