Oasis Won’t Attend Their Own Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction – Noel Is Playing London Instead

Updated 10 Nov 2026, 20:07 · First published 10 Nov 2026

Oasis will not be at their own Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction this weekend. Neither Liam nor Noel Gallagher will attend, perform or collect the honour in person at the ceremony in Los Angeles on Saturday, 14 November.

Noel already has a gig booked that night in London. He is playing Goldie’s EFG Jazz Festival show at the Royal Festival Hall, his first solo performance since Oasis reunited in 2025.

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Why are Oasis skipping the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?

For Noel, the answer is simple: he is on stage in London the same evening. Liam has not given a reason. He had earlier hinted he might go, telling fans on X it was “a real honour” and that he wanted to thank the voters, but he never committed.

The Hall of Fame recognises eight members of the band: Liam and Noel Gallagher, Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs, Gem Archer, Paul “Guigsy” McGuigan, Andy Bell, Tony McCarroll and Alan White. Arthurs, Archer and Bell are in the current touring line-up. It has not been confirmed whether any former members will be there, or who will accept the award on the band’s behalf.

Who else is being inducted in 2026?

That means three big British acts – Oasis, Iron Maiden and possibly Phil Collins – could all be missing from the stage on the night.

Can I watch it in the UK?

There is no live stream this year. The Rock Hall has gone back to its old model, with an edited version of the ceremony airing on ABC and Disney+ in the US in December. UK broadcast details have not been announced yet.

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