Gallagher: The Fall and Rise of Oasis: the new 2025 biography of one of the world's biggest bands

by P.J. Harrison

Genres: Music

336 pages, Paperback

Expected publication June 2, 2026

Reviews

[Sarah Sadeghi · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good read with lots of background info but a bit repetitive

[Zhanna · Rating 5 out of 5]

I wasn’t around for the peak of Oasis’s popularity in the 90s because of my age. I first heard them in 2011, after they had already broken up. And now, during their reunion tour, this book feels like a gift both for long-time fans and for those who are just discovering their music and story. It covers the highs and lows of the band, the complicated relationship between the Gallagher brothers, and moments from their personal lives. As a fan of Oasis, I definitely recommend it to anyone interested in their music, as well as to those wondering why, after all these quiet years, they’re still able to fill stadiums

[Jo Jackson · Rating 4 out of 5]

After seeing Oasis live in Australia last year for their global reunion tour, I was pleased to be gifted this book to learn more about the band that formed and pulvarised the 1990’s at a time when social media wasn’t around and seeing bands live and listening to music was the thing.
The disengagement between Liam and Noel has accumulated in their respective solo careers but also the ability to reunite to undertake a tour like no other.
Grateful to have read this book and learn more about the characteristics of the brothers- Liam and Noel.

[Andrew Bradley · Rating 4 out of 5]

Thought it would just be another “rise and fall of Oasis” however this books provides more insight and emphasis to the post Oasis years and the relationships of the brothers both together and apart.
Took the book on holiday and read in four days as it is one that keeps you reading. Well written and flows nicely- worth buying. Live forever!

[Gary K · Rating 4 out of 5]

Book brought out to coincide with the reunion tour. Well researched by somebody who was obviously close to the brothers. Would have liked there to have been more about before they were famous but nonetheless a must for Oasis fans.

[celia · Rating 1 out of 5]

shit family, shit book, unfortunately amazing music

[Shane Pinnegar · Rating 4 out of 5]

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