Oasis Snubs Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Ceremony as Liam Gallagher Prefers Dishwashing Over Travel
Liam and Noel Gallagher will reportedly skip the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction in LA. Liam jokes about choosing household chores over the prestigious ...
POLICY WIRE — Los Angeles, USA — The legendary Manchester band Oasis has reportedly opted to bypass the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony scheduled for Los Angeles this weekend, November 14, 2026. Despite being honored in this year’s class, new reports indicate that neither Liam nor Noel Gallagher intend to appear at the event at the Peacock Theatre.
According to reports from Rolling Stone, the musical brothers will not be present to accept their award or provide a live performance. Noel Gallagher had already committed to other plans during that weekend, as he is set to perform his first solo concert since the Oasis reformation at the EFG London Jazz Festival at London’s Royal Festival Hall.
Liam Gallagher has also declined to attend the festivities. In a response to the news on the social platform X, the singer offered his characteristic dry wit, stating the distance was too great to travel given the tasks he had left to complete, especially with Christmas approaching.
When a fan noted that awards ceremonies benefit from the presence of stars like Noel to provide energy, Liam countered that times have changed. He claimed that people have become too sensitive and boring, suggesting that everyone is too focused on themselves. He ultimately concluded that he would rather stay at home and stack the dishwasher.
Oasis is scheduled to be inducted alongside a prestigious list of artists including Phil Collins, Billy Idol, Joy Division/New Order, Sade, Luther Vandross, and the Wu-Tang Clan. Liam had expressed significant skepticism toward the honor in 2024, telling the Sunday Times he had no desire to be involved with the organization, claiming he had contributed more to rock and roll than many of those on the board.
However, Liam suggested a potential shift in his stance earlier this year. He posted on X that his mother believed he might have been too hasty in his initial judgment, advising him to stop being difficult, attend the awards, noting that he might actually enjoy the experience.
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