Noel, Liam Gallagher Won't Share Festival Bills: Brothers Avoid Calls for Oasis Reunion

According to Noel Gallagher, there's no festival bill big enough for him and his estranged brother, Liam. This weekend, both former Oasis members will perform with their new bands at Japan's Fuji Rock Festival, and as Noel told Britain's Sun newspaper, the warring siblings were careful to sign on for different days.

"I don't think either camp would allow it," Noel said, discussing the possibility of his new group, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, playing the same day as Liam's Beady Eye outfit.

"What happens if we're on the same bill?" he added. "People start asking if we're reforming, that's what."

Oasis hasn't performed since 2009, when the Brit-pop greats split up after a backstage spat in Paris. The Gallaghers -- who were never on the best of terms even before the incident -- have since sparred with each other repeatedly in the press, making a reconciliation seem unlikely.

The thought of fans clamoring to hear the brothers reunite, Noel says, is simply too much to bear.

"I don't need that and I doubt he does either," Noel told the Sun. "I'd rather avoid it all together, thank you."

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