The owner of Slane Castle is keeping quiet about whether Oasis will play at the venue again, according to The Irish Sun. Lord Henry Mount Charles declined to confirm or deny the rumors, saying that the speculation is part of the fun.
The Irish Sun reports that the castle's supremo remained tight-lipped when asked about a potential Oasis gig at the County Meath venue. The comments come as fans and media continue to speculate about the band's next move following their reunion tour.
Slane Castle has a long history of hosting major concerts, with acts like U2, Madonna, and the Rolling Stones having performed there. Oasis last played the venue in 2009, during their final tour before the band split. The possibility of a return has generated significant buzz among fans.
Mount Charles, who has been instrumental in bringing big-name acts to the castle, did not offer any concrete details about future bookings. His playful response suggests he is aware of the excitement but is not ready to make an announcement.
The report does not include any official confirmation from Oasis or their management. The band has not commented on the speculation, and no dates have been announced for any potential Slane Castle show.
For now, fans will have to wait and see whether the rumors lead to an official announcement. The Irish Sun's report leaves the door open, but the castle's owner is clearly not giving anything away just yet.
