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Irish twins Jedward have adopted an Oasis-inspired persona dubbed ‘Joasis’, delighting fans with cheeky tributes and sparking fresh speculation over a potential Oasis reunion in 2025, as Liam Gallagher hints at revisiting the band\u2019s legacy.<\/p>\n
Irish twin duo Jedward have recently embraced a full Oasis-inspired makeover, playfully dubbing themselves ‘Joasis’. Settled in leafy Belsize Park, North West London, since last June, the former X Factor finalists told The Standard how their move to the capital has enriched their lives, exposing them to diverse creative influences as they settle into their new environment.<\/p>\n
Jedward showcased their ‘Joasis’ persona with a spirited Instagram video performing Oasis’s iconic song “Wonderwall,” adopting the mannerisms and style reminiscent of the Gallagher brothers. This cheeky tribute has stirred anticipation among fans, who speculate that Liam and Noel Gallagher might not be entirely amused by the homage. Jedward\u2019s admiration for Oasis extends beyond this performance; they previously lauded the prospect of an Oasis reunion by reposting a video from 2022 featuring John Grimes covering “Wonderwall” alongside actress Tara Reid.<\/p>\n
The duo\u2019s playful connection with Oasis even extended to a recent appearance at the MTV EMAs where they provocatively initiated what they called ‘beef’ with both Oasis and Coldplay. By performing a cover of “Don’t Look Back In Anger,” Jedward joked about Oasis’s absence from the red carpet and remarked on having done more interviews than the band. John Grimes humorously declared, “I honestly feel like I am Oasis at this point,” underscoring their tongue-in-cheek approach to their newfound Oasis association.<\/p>\n
The energy around Oasis has been building, with various celebrities including Jedward expressing hope for a band reunion in 2025. Liam Gallagher himself hinted at this possibility, stating he “never did like that word FORMER,” signalling his openness to revisiting the band\u2019s legacy. Industry insiders have suggested that potential reunion gigs could take place at major venues such as London\u2019s Wembley Stadium and Manchester\u2019s Heaton Park, further fueling excitement among fans and the wider music community.<\/p>\n
While Jedward\u2019s embrace of the ‘Joasis’ persona is lighthearted, it aligns with a broader wave of nostalgia and anticipation surrounding Oasis\u2019s legacy and potential comeback, reflecting the enduring impact of the band on contemporary popular culture.<\/p>\n