The tour kicks off in May with a five-night residency at Glasgow’s Celtic Park, followed by an 11-night takeover of Manchester’s Etihad Stadium in June. After traversing Europe and North America, the trek concludes in September at Knebworth House, marking over three decades since the band’s iconic 1996 performances. The group described the return as a chance to "lift the spirits of the people," though the announcement has been met with mixed reactions from a fan base wary of the siblings' history.
While many celebrate the return, others have questioned the longevity of the reconciliation, with some social media users suggesting the reunion is driven by financial motives rather than genuine healing. Discontent has also emerged regarding ticket costs and the logistics of stadium performances. To mitigate the chaos that plagued previous sales, the band is bypassing general release in favor of a ballot system. Fans must register by September 17 to receive non-transferable codes for purchase windows opening later that month. Despite the lingering questions surrounding their relationship, the brothers appear set on maintaining the momentum of their 2024 reunion.




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