Liam Gallagher has dampened fan hopes of a new Oasis studio album, joking that no record could possibly meet the sky-high expectations that would come with it. He made the remarks on X in response to a fan who claimed a new Oasis album "will actually change lives", suggesting the band would rather focus on live shows than risk the inevitable backlash a new release would bring.

Replying bluntly with "NO", Gallagher said he wasn't "prepared for the criticism if it doesn't sell 100 million copies in the first hour, cure bad breath and constipation for the nation" or "turn back time for Cher". He added that the band should "just do some gigs and be happy", with the tone of his comments making clear the response was largely tongue-in-cheek rather than a definitive statement of intent.