Oasis’s iconic single, ‘Some Might Say’, is set to re-enter the UK charts this week, marking three decades since its original release on April 24, 1995. This single was instrumental in establishing the Britpop band as a household name, being the first track to preview their landmark album, (What’s The Story) Morning Glory?, and earning them their inaugural UK Number One.

Anniversary Vinyl Release

The resurgence in popularity comes in light of a recent limited-edition, pearl-coloured vinyl re-release on April 25, 2025. As the collectors clamored for the 7″ vinyl, the single is projected to nab the Number Two spot on the UK charts.

Currently, the track faces competition from Alex Warren’s ‘Ordinary’, which has dominated the charts for the past six weeks. The Official Singles Chart results are expected to be announced on May 2.

Noel Gallagher’s Perspective

Noel Gallagher has described ‘Some Might Say’ as “the archetypal Oasis song,” asserting that it encapsulates the band’s essence. Fans can explore more about the single in NME’s article detailing lesser-known facts.

Upcoming Reunion Tour

As excitement builds around the band’s anticipated reunion tour in 2025, NME has included ‘Some Might Say’ on its dream setlist, suggesting it could serve as a standout performance piece.

Recently, Gallagher brothers Noel and Liam were spotted filming a promotional video at a London pub, which reportedly generated noise complaints from local residents. The filming is part of promotions for their upcoming tour, which spans 41 dates across multiple continents, concluding in November 2025.

Band Line-Up and Future Plans

As the reunion tour approaches, the current lineup is expected to feature Noel Gallagher, Liam Gallagher, bassist Andy Bell, guitarists Gem Archer and Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs, along with drummer Joey Waronker. Notably, original drummer Tony McCarroll will not be participating in this tour. McCarroll expressed his enthusiasm on social media, reflecting on the band’s impact and wishing them well.

In addition, Stereophonics frontman Kelly Jones shared insights that Noel has resumed writing new material, sparking speculation about future releases from Oasis.

Oasis’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Snub

In a disappointing turn of events, Oasis has been snubbed once again from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, appearing on a longlist but failing to secure an induction. This marks the second occasion the band has missed out on this prestigious recognition.