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“See You Next Year!” Liam Gallagher had called to the audience at the Wembley Stadium at the end of the Oasis-UK tour. A clear indication of the continuation of the reunion tour in the coming year. Since then, everyone has been waiting for the announcement of the dates for 2026 (optimally also for Germany, Austria and Switzerland).
Some alleged leaks assume, among other things, Knebworth, Paris and Frankfurt. Liam Gallagher naturally plays the expectation game. However, a post takes care of X Ffor discussions. Because the Oasis singer deleted the post again. The question is why.
“2027”, nothing more, described the posting. There can be two different reasons for the extinguishing process. First, he didn’t want to get out with the information, regardless of that “See You Next Year” does not mean in 2027, but in 2026.
Liam Gallagher on X:
Second option: he recognized the writing error. If you want to announce monumental events, you often choose Roman characters. The announcement of an epic, quasi. Demonstrate biblical size. Had the Cure also made last year-fans were even called on the Cure website to enter a date in Roman characters to get information about the comeback album “Songs of a Lost World”.
However, Liam Gallagher used this mixed form of various alphabets, i.e. a mixed machine of Roman numbers and Arabic digits: “MMXXV11”. We don’t want to be Corinthian chackers, the content is more important than the expression anyway. But one would have to write “2027” correctly: “MMXXVII”.
Something like “MMXXV11” looks monumental, so it is formally wrong. Gallagher probably noticed the mistake himself and therefore deleted the mail again.
It is only surprising that Liam Gallagher did not simply have a new post with the correct spelling. So it is popular. But we agree: “MMXXVI” or: MMXXV1 “would be even better than” MMXXVII “.