Frontman also says he has finished mixing new Beady Eye album. Liam Gallagher has been filmed telling a teenage fan that the new Beady Eye album is, like rock ‘n’ roll, but fired out into space.

Music video by Daniel Bedingfield performing If You're Not The One. (C) 2002 Polydor Ltd. (UK)

Liam Gallagher has told two teenage fans that Beady Eye's forthcoming second album will be "pretty druggy". NME reports that Gallagher did an impromptu interview with the two fans - Ryan Butterworth and Elliot Cole - outside a pub in Brockenhurst in the UK this week. If you’re into drugs you’ll like it. it’s pretty druggy. We’ll be out in a few months. We’re playing festivals, bar mitzvahs. We’ve got to make it right this time, last time was a bit fucking stupid. Of note, he declared that the band won’t be doing Reading Festival in the UK in August, saying, We’re not doing that fucking thing! Butterworth told NME that he discovered that Gallagher had been in Brockenhurst to finish off mixing the new record, and ended up spending around two hours at the pub chatting with his idol.

As You Were is the debut solo studio album by English singer and songwriter Liam Gallagher. It was released on 6 October 2017 by Warner Bros. A critical and commercial success, the album debuted at number one in the UK, outselling the rest of the top 10 of the UK Albums Chart combined and achieving gold certification in its first week. It has since been certified platinum in the UK. It also achieved the highest single-week vinyl sales in 20 years, with 16,000

Liam Gallagher was made for viral stardom. His flawless insults anticipated an era where celebrity reactions became shorthand for shade, and they’ve mostly been his internet currency until recently. Gallagher started promoting his debut solo album, As You Were, in a very early interview with Britain’s Q magazine last August. I was running on Heath and I thought, ‘That looks like a nice tree, I’m going to climb that fucking tree,’ he said. Climbed it and sat there.

So you can understand why Noel Gallagher isn’t among those eagerly awaiting Radiohead’s ninth studio album. In an interview with Esquire UK, Gallagher was asked if he was aware of the hierarchy of UK bands. I reckon if Thom Yorke fucking shit into a light bulb and started blowing it like an empty beer bottle it’d probably get 9 out of 10 in fucking Mojo.

In Europe (1972) Released a mere year into the Irish blues guitarist's fledgling solo career, Live! In Europe captures a young stallion prancing and preening across the stage, getting his legs beneath him and developing his dynamic live show on which a large part of his reputation is based. Blueprint was the first of the pair, and if it's often overlooked in favor of the admittedly superior Tattoo, it's a solid collection of material nonetheless, highlights including the raver "Walk On Hot Coals," the sultry "Daughter Of The Everglades," and the extended jam that was "Seventh Son Of The Seventh So.

How did Liam Gallagher do it? Frankly I’m amazed - not by his first solo album, As You Were, a thoroughly solid if unspectacular affair that’s still way better than even the staunchest Oasis fan could’ve expected from a Liam Gallagher album in 2017. I actually refer to the As You Were album cycle, in which Liam was finally able to flip the script on his brother/rival, Noel, gaining the upper hand in their endless (and endlessly awesome) war of spite and pettinesss

Not into jumping onto something that happened 20 years ago it was your idea you massive potato who you trying to kid mr showbizz. Liam Gallagher (gallagher) July 1, 2016. Noel’s response: I guess it was about him staying relevant.

Simon Hattenstone finds Noel Gallagher is all grown u. Even more incredibly, they are as popular as ever (their last album went into the charts at number one, as have all the others) with an ever younger audience. How have they done it? The one thing both Gallaghers knew was that if they made it, they were going to make the most of it. And so they did. By the time Labour came to power in 1997, Oasis were regarded as the biggest band in the world. If you want to sum up Oasis in one anecdote, this is it. The third album, Be Here Now, was rising in the US charts, and with a grand tour to come they were set to conquer the States. Only Liam gets a phone call at the airport from his then wife Patsy Kensit and decides to return home to househunt. Noel decides he'll be fine on his tod, the band hurl a few barrels of abuse at the press, and America decides it doesn't like Oasis after all.