has given a rare interview talking about the ongoing Oasis reformation.

The band will hit the road once more in 2027, including a huge run at Celtic Park in Glasgow, a massive series of Manchester shows, and a historic return to Knebworth.

Ticket registration has opened, with the band’s emotional new tour documentary Don’t Look Back In Anger out in cinemas now.

With speculation mounting, Noel did what Noel does – he phoned up talkSPORT for a natter.

Chatting to , Noel revealed the success of the tour was in balance, revealing: “nobody really knew how it was going to go”.

With the ice melting, however, Oasis opted to continue after the second show at London’s Wembley Stadium. He added: “We did Cardiff and Manchester, and by the time we got to Wembley somebody said: well, you know…”

“It was all set in motion,” he continued. “We couldn’t not do Europe as our fans… have been great with us over the year. It was always the plan to do that. These ideas always start as little ideas.”

“These little ideas take shape, and then Knebworth… we were having such a great time, it was like: why wouldn’t you?”

Asked if the band would continue beyond this, Noel Gallagher told the host: “I dunno. I dunno.”

There was one slight sting in the tail, however – a new Oasis album isn’t forthcoming. Noel said simply: “There won’t be any new music, no.”

Check out the interview below.