The post was met with cries of "Please let this be a reunion!" from fans, though the one saying "If it's just a 'remastered album' we riot" is probably closer to the truth.
The six-second video consisting of a montage of shots of the band, was followed up by a perhaps qualifying picture of a Definitely Maybe vinyl, suggesting we are to see a re-issue of the band's classic album to mark its 20th anniversary, possibly with new material.
Stranger things have happened than a new tour though, with hip hop duo Outkast reforming earlier this year in celebration of the 20th anniversary of their breakthrough album, Southernplaylistcadillacmuzik.
Frontman Liam Gallagher, who has recently been busy touring with his band Beady Eye, previously hinted at a reunion saying Oasis had "unfinished business" and suggesting they could "bury the hatchet for a quick lap of honour", though his brother Noel has always been more sceptical.
Reformation rumours were strengthened by the news that Beady Eye have been removed from the Coachella line-up though, supposedly paving the way for Oasis.
We'll be back with the announcement at 9am. For now here's the words of one ardent fan on Facebook: "Please let this be a reunion I'd eat my own sh*t, sell my mum and dump my bird for this.
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