Noel Gallagher’s daughter Anaïs says she was ‘bored’ by one thing on Oasis tour

As they perform on the Oasis Live ’25 tour, Anastasia Gallagher has been traveling the world with her dad Noel and uncle Liam. One thing is getting on her nerves.

The one aspect of the Oasis tour that Anas Gallagher, Noel’s daughter, finds “boring,” she has revealed. It’s not the music that Anas’ is putting down, despite her father and uncle’s global tour. She discussed “life on the Oasis tour” with podcasters Ally and G on their TikTok account.

In a clip shared on the social media platform, she divulged which part of the Live ’25 tour – Oasis’ first shows in 16 years – she finds tedious. While fans of Noel and Liam Gallagher may be clamouring for tickets to the remaining gigs, Anaïs admits that touring isn’t all fun and games.

Anas has witnessed 12 of the band’s performances despite many devoted fans having missed out on tickets to their eagerly awaited shows.

Noel’s daughter’s attraction to the band is palpable, and she does not seem to have lost any of her excitement seeing them on tour, but she did make an ominous suggestion about some negative aspects of touring.

She admitted, “I never, ever, ever get bored of the shows.” I’m really getting bored with the socializing. Because my boyfriend is an actor and you can’t really go to the theater that many times, watching the show is great and gigs are good.

You can’t talk to someone and you can’t use a phone. It’s simple to chat with the person next to you, go get a drink, or use your phone at a concert. I think I might die if one more person approaches and asks how happy my grandmother is.

The response from envious supporters was swift, and they made it seem like Ana’s struggles on the tour were a fantasy in comparison to having no tickets.

One person expressed regret for you going through this, saying, “God, this sounds hard.” In these difficult times, we are all there for you.

Another person sarcastically said, “Oh, Ana, it’s a tough life.”

Fans may be envious that there were only 12 shows to see, but there are already a few remaining tickets available for Oasis’ comeback tour.

Paul McCartney, the Beatles’ Paul McCartney, and Jarvis Cocker, Pulp frontman, have all been seen at the recent Oasis performances.

The song’s recording was done on film, and it has been widely shared on the r/Oasis subreddit.

Since McCartney suggested having an album prepared for release early next year, eager supporters are holding out for a McCartney-Gallagher partnership.

Source: Mirror