Oasis' 200k party to celebrate tour
Siblings Noel and Liam Gallagher have put their differences aside for the first time since the band imploded in 2009 to embark on a long-awaited reunion tour and they are determined to celebrate after their seven sell-out Wembley Stadium shows with a huge bash.
A source told The Sun on Sunday: 'Liam and Noel are staying away from the booze and parties during the tour to protect their voices.
'They are looking forward to catching up with pals in September following the success of the tour. There will be no expense spared and guests with an invitation can expect to be given the VIP treatment.'
Meanwhile, it was previously revealed that Noel is set to donate a "large" sum of his takings from the Oasis Live '25 Tour to Teenage Cancer Trust.
The Wonderwall hitmaker is set to rake in millions from the Britpop legends' first tour in 16 years, but the generous rock 'n' roll star is to set aside a sizeable portion of the proceeds for the charity he has been an ambassador of for many years.
A source told The Sun newspaper's Bizarre column: 'It's no secret that Noel and Liam are both making millions from the reunion tour.
"But Noel is actually giving some of his cash away.
'He's made it clear a large donation will be heading to Teenage Cancer Trust from his share of the proceeds.'
It's been estimated that the stadium tour - which kicked off on July 4 in Cardiff - will make a whopping £400 million in ticket sales and related revenue.
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