Anais Gallagher has marked the end of the Oasis Live ’25 tour, admitting it’s been the “greatest year of my life”.
Guitarist Noel Gallagher’s 25-year-old photographer daughter was there every step of the way to see her dad, 58, and her uncle Liam Gallagher, 52, back on stage together from the first night at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium on July 4, taking in shows in Heaton Park in Manchester, London’s Wembley Stadium, the Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh and two concerts at Croke Park in Dublin, Ireland.
Following the final show in São Paulo, Brazil, on Sunday night (23.11.25), Anais — whose father and uncle ended a bitter 15-year feud only last year — reflected that “what was once thought impossible became possible”.
Alongside a series of snapshots and videos from the shows, she penned: “The greatest year of my life, spent with the greatest people, soundtracked by the greatest band.
“What was once thought impossible became possible. 41 shows. 142 days. A lifetime of memories.
“The biggest thank you to everyone who made it what it was: Dad, Uncle Liam, Bonehead, Gem, Andy, Joey, Christian, Debbie, Kat, “Amy, Angus, Alec, Marcus, Steve, Dan, Josh, Grandma, Lennon, Gene, Donovan, Sonny, Molly, Zion — and of course every single f****** beautiful one of you who came, sang, cried, and cheered along with us.
“I love you, Oasis. I love you, Live 25. But most importantly, I LOVE you, Gallaghers.
“And for one final time: “That’s rock ’n’ roll, baby.”
Anais loved every minute of seeing Noel reunited with his younger brother behind the mic, but decided not to join her dad for the latest dates in North America and Mexico.
Speaking on BBC Radio Manchester’s Mad For Oasis show, which she presented, she said: “I’m knackered, I don’t know how my dad and uncle do it when they’re actually working on stage every night. It’s been great. One of my friends said to me, ‘Are you not getting bored?’ and I’m like, I could never get bored of the shows, they’re just that good that I have an amazing time.”
Anais also took responsibility to ensure all the other friends and family invited to the concerts had a great time as a “good daughter”.
She explained: “The only thing that’s quite draining about being on tour is the amount of people I need to talk to. I’m a good daughter, I’m a good host, so I want to make sure everybody’s in their seats and everybody’s got a drink and everybody knows where the fire exits are and like where they need to be and that kind of thing, but that can get a bit tiring after a while.”
Anais even took it upon herself to teach her friends how to do The Poznan – the famous goal celebration of Manchester City fans – when Liam instructs the crowd to do it during Cigarettes and Alcohol.
She said: “It’s so funny. Every time I bring my friends, they’re like, ‘What are we doing?’ And I’m just like, ‘Put your drinks down.’ They’re like, ‘Why am I putting my drink down?’ I’m like, just you wait…”
