Liam Gallagher Feels No Pressure To Make Beady Eye As Successful As Oasis

Beady Eye front-man Liam Gallagher has said when questioned by the NME, if he feels any pressure to make Beady Eye as successful as Oasis.

Liam said "Nope. Not at all. Beady Eye is already a success, in my eye. Because we're doing it. And we've got plans to do it again next year. So if it becomes as big as Oasis, it does. If it doesn't, then it doesn't."

The singer was also asked does he does he feel any disappointment when gigs don't sell out?

He told the NME "Nope. Thrive on it more, man. The less people the better. No seriously, man. It's great when it's sold out and all that tackle, but it's a bit more of a challenge when there's no cunt there."

Beady Eye kick off their UK tour in Blackpool on Friday.