Oasis' Liam and Noel Gallagher 'secure multi-million-pound deal to appear in an advert for their favourite shoe brand' as they prepare for their iconic reunion tour
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They might not always see eye to eye, but when it comes to what's on their feet, Noel and Liam Gallagher are singing from the same shoe cupboard.
The Oasis brothers have reportedly secured a 'multi-million-pound deal' with the shoe company Adidas.
They are said to appear in one of the sports brand's adverts, which will coincide with their Live '25 Tour set to take place this summer, according to the Sun.
Noel and Liam are said to make a short appearance in a nod to their love for the company during their three-decade-long history.
The brothers will appear on the clip, that is believed to feature their 1994 tune Live Forever.
A source told the publication: 'This advert will be inspired by their 2008 image. It will feature Noel and Liam wearing Adidas at landmark gigs such as Knebworth and Glastonbury.
Oasis brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher have reportedly secured a 'multi-million-pound deal' with the shoe company Adidas
The pair are said to appear in one of the sports brand's adverts, which will coincide with their Live '25 Tour set to take place this summer, according to the Sun
'Noel and Liam have even had their own collections with the brand, which can fetch hundreds of pounds online.'
MailOnline has contacted Noel, Liam and Adidas representatives for comment.
Else where Noel has also joined forces with British eyewear brand FINLAY to create The Chiltern sunglasses - a limited-edition capsule unisex collection.
For every pair of FINLAY x NOEL GALLAGHER Chiltern sunglasses sold, 25 percent of the sales price will be donated to support Teenage Cancer Trust.
Noel said of his latest collaboration: 'Teenage Cancer Trust do a brilliant job, and I've always been more than pleased to lend my support over the years.
'This new collaboration with Finlay will help continue to support their important work.'
The news of their latest collaboration comes just weeks after MailOnline revealed unseen photos documenting their youth featured in a new book.
Oasis: The Masterplan follows the band's formation and success as seen by their photographer, Kevin Cummins, who documented their rise to fame.
Noel and Liam are said to make a short appearance in a nod to their love for the company during their three-decade-long history
Else where Noel has also joined forces with British eyewear brand FINLAY to create The Chiltern sunglasses - a limited-edition capsule unisex collection
In one snap, a teenage Liam and Noel are seen sitting side by side with Liam enjoying a drink and Noel looking moody while resting his head on his hand.
Another black and white photo features Liam pulling a playful expression while dressed in a black leather jacket and a hair net.
The photographer also documented some of the brothers' famous squabbles, including a photo of them wrestling on the ground.
Some of the group's early performances are also featured in the book, including one where an audience member can be seen pulling at Liam's top while he's performing.
Liam is more heavily featured in the photos than his brother, with others seeing him standing on a chair in a pub and another candid one of him in a red shirt and white pants with his jeans pulled down.
It comes after the brothers signed another big-money deal, as they plot to make millions out of a film of their upcoming reunion tour.
The brothers, whose world tour starts this summer, registered Uprise North Limited last month with just themselves as directors.
Papers filed to Companies House just a few days ago state the business to be 'Motion Picture Production Activities'.
Rumours swirled when the pair first announced their reunion tour last autumn that a streaming giant had made a substantial offer to make a documentary about the reunion tour.
However, the establishment of a company run by the brothers for this purpose appears to show they are seeking complete control of such a venture and also appears to demonstrate that money wasn't a major concern for the brothers.
The Oasis Live 25 tour kicks off on 4 July at Cardiff's Principality Stadium before playing sell-out gigs at Manchester's Heaton Park, Wembley Stadium in London, and Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium.
The pair will then embark on a global tour, taking in shows in Japan, Argentina, the United States and Brazil.
