Speculation that Oasis could perform the Bond 26 theme has regained traction following Noel Gallagher’s recent comments on the subject. While Gallagher stated that the band has not been approached, his characteristically evasive non-denial, combined with Oasis’s renewed cultural relevance, makes the idea feel surprisingly plausible. Given the band’s current status as a revived and widely celebrated pillar of British rock, the notion almost seems inevitable.

Oasis’s resurgence over the past few years has reintroduced them to a new generation while reaffirming their importance to long-time fans with a catalog of songs that has aged well. Their influence is undeniable and their identity as a quintessentially British band aligns neatly with the Bond franchise’s DNA. Bond themes have historically been entrusted to artists at the height of their cultural credibility, and Oasis, once again commanding attention and respect, fit that tradition perfectly.

I can’t predict them performing a bombastic or fast-paced theme, but more a melodic and moody one with haunting lyrics, akin to Billie Eilish’s No Time To Die.