An Oasis trailer will be announced next week ahead of their 2025 world tour

Oasis have excited fans with an upcoming announcement ahead of their 2025 world tour.

The rock band posted photos of billboards in various cities on social media featuring brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher along with the headline “Be careful what you wish for.”

In the caption, the group said the announcement would be made on Monday at 8 a.m. ET and added #OasisLive25.

The Britpop group announced their reunion last month following a long-running feud between Liam and Noel following the band’s breakup in 2009 – sparked by a backstage brawl at the Rock en Seine festival in France.

The Manchester brothers will reunite on July 4 for their first UK appearance since splitting at Cardiff’s Princeity Stadium.

The duo last performed together in 2009 at the 5th Festival in Staffordshire.

All 19 Oasis shows in the UK and Ireland were sold out, including two additional shows at Wembley, which caused a furore over ticket sales and inflated prices.

The band have ruled out a return to Knebworth Park “in the future”, as well as plans for further UK gigs.

The upcoming announcement follows speculation about potential additional international locations the band will visit next summer as part of their world tour.

The band said it was unaware that dynamic pricing, which has seen some standard tickets more than double from £148 to £355, would be used on Ticketmaster, and blamed the situation on “unprecedented demand”.

This also prompted the government and the UK Competition Authority to commit to considering dynamic pricing.

Ticketmaster previously claimed that it does not set concert prices, and on its website states that this is the result of the “event organizer” who “valued these tickets at their market value.”

Other fans were angry and disappointed when they were left empty-handed, struggled with website issues, were incorrectly labeled as bots and waited in online queues for hours to purchase tickets.

This year marks 30 years since the band released their debut studio album ‘Definity Maybe’, which topped the UK charts earlier this month, boosted by the release of a deluxe edition to commemorate its anniversary.