A recent video shared by Oasis band members Liam and Noel Gallagher has sparked rumors that the band might be returning to Paris, the city where they famously split 17 years ago. The video features a man eating a plum in front of "Au Marché de la Butte," a well-known fruit vendor location linked to the popular French film Amélie Poulain. Behind the man is a torn poster that resembles the lineup of the Rock en Seine 2009 festival, an event held in the Ile-de-France region where the Gallagher brothers are said to have had a falling out in the dressing rooms. Some social media users have speculated that the video could be hinting at possible locations for a future concert series. This is not the first time fans have speculated about a potential reunion or return to the stage. Earlier this year, Noel Gallagher mentioned during an interview on talkSPORT in September 2024 that "there is no football tournament next year, so we need to do something this summer, right?" This comment fueled further discussion among fans about the possibility of a new tour or event. Liam and Noel Gallagher officially reconciled in July 2025, marking the beginning of their "Oasis Live '25" world tour. The tour, which included 41 dates across the globe—from the United Kingdom and Ireland to Japan, the United States, Brazil, and Australia—was met with overwhelming demand. For the initial leg of the tour in the UK and Ireland, ten million fans from 158 different countries tried to secure tickets, but only 1.4 million were available. The recent video and earlier comments suggest that Oasis may be considering new ventures or locations for their next projects. While no official announcements have been made, the band's history of dramatic reunions and high-profile events has kept fans eagerly watching for any new developments.