The above videos are from the 14th December 1997, when Oasis played at the G-Mex Arena in Manchester.
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Alan White
Bonehead
Guigsy
Liam Gallagher
Noel Gallagher
Oasis
The above videos are from the 14th December 1997, when Oasis played at the G-Mex Arena in Manchester.
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On This Day In Oasis History...
The above videos are from the 14th December 1997, when Oasis played at the G-Mex Arena in Manchester.
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Beady Eye
Liam Gallagher
Oasis
Liam Gallagher has told NME that he thinks Beady Eye's debut album 'Different Gear, Still Speeding' contains songs "as good as 'Definitely Maybe', if not better".
The singer was speaking in a world-exclusive interview in this week's Christmas issue of NME, on UK newsstands tomorrow (December 15) and available digitally worldwide.
He declared the album, out February 28, a "fucking top debut".
Gallagher said: "The musicians are better [than Oasis circa-'Definitely Maybe'], without a doubt. I'm singing as well as I ever have." He added that the album is "up there, no question" with 'Definitely Maybe' and added that "we're gonna be fucking massive".
Elsewhere in the interview Gallagher gave his views on new bands including The Vaccines and Brother. He branded the former "boring" and accused Brother of being "little fucking posh lads with tattoos".
Liam also spoke about his relationship with Noel Gallagher following Oasis' split in August 2009.
Read the full interview in this week's issue of NME.
Stay tuned to NME.COM for an exclusive new Beady Eye video later this week.
Source: www.nme.com
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Liam Gallagher: 'Beady Eye's Album Is Better Than 'Definitely Maybe''
Liam Gallagher has told NME that he thinks Beady Eye's debut album 'Different Gear, Still Speeding' contains songs "as good as 'Definitely Maybe', if not better".
The singer was speaking in a world-exclusive interview in this week's Christmas issue of NME, on UK newsstands tomorrow (December 15) and available digitally worldwide.
He declared the album, out February 28, a "fucking top debut".
Gallagher said: "The musicians are better [than Oasis circa-'Definitely Maybe'], without a doubt. I'm singing as well as I ever have." He added that the album is "up there, no question" with 'Definitely Maybe' and added that "we're gonna be fucking massive".
Elsewhere in the interview Gallagher gave his views on new bands including The Vaccines and Brother. He branded the former "boring" and accused Brother of being "little fucking posh lads with tattoos".
Liam also spoke about his relationship with Noel Gallagher following Oasis' split in August 2009.
Read the full interview in this week's issue of NME.
Stay tuned to NME.COM for an exclusive new Beady Eye video later this week.
Source: www.nme.com
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Andy Bell
Beady Eye
chris Sharrock
Gem Archer
Liam Gallagher
Liam Gallagher graces the cover of the bumper Christmas issue of NME. In a world exclusive interview he reveals all about Beady Eye's forthcoming debut album, discusses his Christmas plans (hint: they involve "getting wankered"), and explains why he's backing the student protesters ("I still think they should get a fucking job, though").
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Beady Eye On The Front Cover Of This Week's NME...
Liam Gallagher graces the cover of the bumper Christmas issue of NME. In a world exclusive interview he reveals all about Beady Eye's forthcoming debut album, discusses his Christmas plans (hint: they involve "getting wankered"), and explains why he's backing the student protesters ("I still think they should get a fucking job, though").
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Beady Eye
No official title yet but Channel 4 in the UK, have a Beady Eye video premiere provisionally scheduled for Thursday 13th/Friday 14th January at 12:00am.
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Beady Eye Video To Premiere In January
No official title yet but Channel 4 in the UK, have a Beady Eye video premiere provisionally scheduled for Thursday 13th/Friday 14th January at 12:00am.
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Liam Gallagher
Liam Gallagher stunned drinkers in Manchester, north England on Friday (10Dec10) with an impromptu performance at a local pub.
The rocker was in the city visiting his mum Peggy when he dropped in at the Town Bar in the suburb of Heaton Moor - and treated revellers to a surprise set.
Bosses reportedly wanted to close the pub to accommodate the star but Gallagher urged them to keep it open so he could perform for customers, according to Britain's News of the World.
The singer told the pub's owners, "If I'm here, then people will come in - right?"
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Liam Gallagher's Surprise Pub Gig PHOTO
Liam Gallagher stunned drinkers in Manchester, north England on Friday (10Dec10) with an impromptu performance at a local pub.
The rocker was in the city visiting his mum Peggy when he dropped in at the Town Bar in the suburb of Heaton Moor - and treated revellers to a surprise set.
Bosses reportedly wanted to close the pub to accommodate the star but Gallagher urged them to keep it open so he could perform for customers, according to Britain's News of the World.
The singer told the pub's owners, "If I'm here, then people will come in - right?"
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Oasis
X Factor judge Cheryl Cole is the most searched singer by UK Google users in 2010, new figures have revealed.
The star topped the list in the search engine's annual "zeitgeist" review of what users look for.
Michael Jackson was the second most searched music act, with the Beatles behind in third, Rihanna fourth and Oasis at five.
Globally, Justin Bieber, Shakira, Eminem and Lady Gaga were some of the most regularly Googled singers.
Twilight: Eclipse was the most-searched film trailer of the year around the world, followed by Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows and Iron Man 2.
The BBC's pre-school channel CBeebies was the top TV-related search in the UK this year, while Big Brother was the most requested programme.
It was followed by The X Factor, EastEnders and Doctor Who.
Meanwhile in the US, Lost, American Idol and Saturday Night Live were the top-searched TV shows from the billions of queries entered by internet users.
The most searched events of the year included the World Cup, the Olympics and the BP oil spill.
Source: www.bbc.co.uk
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Oasis Is One Of Google's 'Most Searched Of 2010'
X Factor judge Cheryl Cole is the most searched singer by UK Google users in 2010, new figures have revealed.
The star topped the list in the search engine's annual "zeitgeist" review of what users look for.
Michael Jackson was the second most searched music act, with the Beatles behind in third, Rihanna fourth and Oasis at five.
Globally, Justin Bieber, Shakira, Eminem and Lady Gaga were some of the most regularly Googled singers.
Twilight: Eclipse was the most-searched film trailer of the year around the world, followed by Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows and Iron Man 2.
The BBC's pre-school channel CBeebies was the top TV-related search in the UK this year, while Big Brother was the most requested programme.
It was followed by The X Factor, EastEnders and Doctor Who.
Meanwhile in the US, Lost, American Idol and Saturday Night Live were the top-searched TV shows from the billions of queries entered by internet users.
The most searched events of the year included the World Cup, the Olympics and the BP oil spill.
Source: www.bbc.co.uk
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Beady Eye
Tickets for Beady Eye's first UK live shows sold out in 30 minutes, but a number of tickets are still available for the following dates on the bands highly anticipated European tour.
Sunday 13th March - Casino De Paris, Paris, France
Wednesday 16th March - Alcatraz, Milan, Italy
Friday 18th March - La Riviera, Madrid, Spain
Monday 21st March - Paradiso, Amsterdam, Holland
For more details on tickets visit www.beadyeyemusic.com
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Tickets Still Available For A Number Of Beady Eye's European Dates
Tickets for Beady Eye's first UK live shows sold out in 30 minutes, but a number of tickets are still available for the following dates on the bands highly anticipated European tour.
Sunday 13th March - Casino De Paris, Paris, France
Wednesday 16th March - Alcatraz, Milan, Italy
Friday 18th March - La Riviera, Madrid, Spain
Monday 21st March - Paradiso, Amsterdam, Holland
For more details on tickets visit www.beadyeyemusic.com
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Liam Gallagher
Pretty Green
Click here to watch a interview with Liam Gallagher opening his own clothes shop in central Manchester.
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Another Liam Gallagher Interview From Pretty Green Store Opening
Click here to watch a interview with Liam Gallagher opening his own clothes shop in central Manchester.
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Alan White
Andy Bell
Gem Archer
Liam Gallagher
Noel Gallagher
Oasis
On December 12th 1995, Oasis appeared on MTV's 'Ultimate Winter Vacation' in Aspen, Colorado.
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On This Day In Oasis History...
On December 12th 1995, Oasis appeared on MTV's 'Ultimate Winter Vacation' in Aspen, Colorado.
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Liam Gallagher
Liam Gallagher stunned drinkers in Manchester, north England on Friday (10Dec10) with an impromptu performance at a local pub.
The rocker was in the city visiting his mum Peggy when he dropped in at the Town Bar in the suburb of Heaton Moor - and treated revellers to a surprise set.
Bosses reportedly wanted to close the pub to accommodate the star but Gallagher urged them to keep it open so he could perform for customers, according to Britain's News of the World.
The singer told the pub's owners, "If I'm here, then people will come in - right?"
Gallagher performed a number of tracks, including several Oasis songs such as Don't Look Back In Anger and Wonderwall.
Source: www.contactmusic.com
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Liam Gallagher's Surprise Pub Gig
Liam Gallagher stunned drinkers in Manchester, north England on Friday (10Dec10) with an impromptu performance at a local pub.
The rocker was in the city visiting his mum Peggy when he dropped in at the Town Bar in the suburb of Heaton Moor - and treated revellers to a surprise set.
Bosses reportedly wanted to close the pub to accommodate the star but Gallagher urged them to keep it open so he could perform for customers, according to Britain's News of the World.
The singer told the pub's owners, "If I'm here, then people will come in - right?"
Gallagher performed a number of tracks, including several Oasis songs such as Don't Look Back In Anger and Wonderwall.
Source: www.contactmusic.com
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James Buckley
Pretty Green
Don't forget that James Buckley will be in the Pretty Green Carnaby Store from 1pm-2pm today perfoming an exclusive DJ set.
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James Buckley To DJ At Carnaby Store Later Today
Don't forget that James Buckley will be in the Pretty Green Carnaby Store from 1pm-2pm today perfoming an exclusive DJ set.
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Gem Archer
Noel Gallagher
Above are a few videos from December 11th 2006 from The Chapel, Melbourne, Australia.
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On This Day In Oasis History...
Above are a few videos from December 11th 2006 from The Chapel, Melbourne, Australia.
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Liam Gallagher
Lionel Messi
Mario Balotelli
Roberto Mancini
On his return home to Manchester, Liam Gallagher tells Peter Fraser about the Premier League title race, Lionel Messi and that 'geezer' Mario Balotelli.
"Hmmm, don't know, man. The usual," said Liam Gallagher as he considered Manchester City's winter transfer options in the glamorous setting of his new Pretty Green fashion boutique on its opening day in his hometown.
Another try for Kaka, he has been injured? "No, not him, man. The usual, little (Lionel) Messi. He's good," added the former Oasis frontman from beneath the rim of his fedora hat before breaking off to compliment a photographer on her scarf clad in his beloved club's colours.
'He's good' was perhaps somewhat of a play-down assessment of Barcelona and Argentina's mercurial No.10. But it epitomises the throwaway, carefree manner that fans who once worshipped the likes of Uwe Rosler and Shaun Goater can now refer to a World Player of the Year, which has of course been the case ever since Sheikh Mansour's billions rolled into town in 2008.
The bar has been raised. And what of expectations this season? Can 'noisy neighbours' City upset the established order of Sir Alex Ferguson's Manchester United, Carlo Ancelotti's defending champions Chelsea or Arsene Wenger's Arsenal in the Premier League this season?
Now Beady Eye star Liam, who releases the group's debut album, 'Different Gear, Still Speeding', at the end of February before going on tour in March, said: "Do I think we can win the title? Yeah, without a doubt. Whether we do or not is another thing. But I think we can, we're getting there."
He added: "I like that Balotelli geezer, that Mario dude. He's top, he's smart."
But there is of course trouble brewing at City. Pictures of 'that Balotelli geezer' involved in a training ground bust-up with Jerome Boateng could be compared to the in-house Britpop clashes of Liam and older brother and former Oasis band-mate, Noel, while only last weekend captain Carlo Tevez was involved in an unwanted touchline row with manager Roberto Mancini.
Curtain-raiser
Did Liam think such seditious events might undermine the greater cause? "Who knows? But Tevez is a star and all. He's doing well," he said.
"Like Mancini says, you don't want people coming off the pitch, they want to stay on."
Skysports.com had been lucky enough to grab a rare, quick football chat with Liam after receiving the honour of an invite to the glittering, Champagne curtain-raiser of his plush Pretty Green pop-up store on Manchester's trendy King Street.
One of the most iconic members of rock 'n' roll's history has founded and designed the clothing label in his own mould of style, swagger and stellar impact, which has already led to the huge success of a flagship branch that took up residence on London's famed Carnaby Street in the summer.
Another pop-up store in Glasgow, the city where Oasis were first spotted by original label, Creation Records, in 1993, has also opened to give further indication that the venture into fashion is proving a shrewd decision.
It is easy to see why. In an understated location among atmospheric buildings that mirror the Pretty Green Mod inspiration of the art and music of the 1960s, the Manchester store is about as slick as it gets.
It is a homecoming for Liam, who was born in the city's Burnage neighbourhood, and he has described the project as an "absolute privilege". He is determined to make it a success and, if looks are anything to go by, it will not be a disappointment.
Unbelievable poise
Stepping through the glass doors of the Kings Street branch of Pretty Green, you are greeted by premises of unbelievable poise. This is the brainchild of a man who is Cool Britannia epitomised, a hero of a generation and beyond, the voice behind the anthemic 'Live Forever', or the iconic 'Columbia' and 'Slide Away'.
The style is sheik minimalist, with high ceilings and retro leather furniture, while giant mirrors and pictures of Liam modelling his designs adorn the walls. As a treat for the opening day, Mani, of Stone Roses and Primal Scream fame, was DJ-ing and spinning out 1960-era classics from the likes of The Who.
Liam has always been a hit with football followers, both musically and culturally, epitomising the one-of-the-lads atmosphere that emerged in the mid-1990s and explaining a gathering of more than 100 shoppers/fans. It is not difficult to understand that his fashion-sense has also struck the right note with the aesthetically-minded on the terraces.
Attire varies from a 'green label', which is a'focused, casual range dedicated to providing quality, everyday signature pieces', to a 'black label' of 'classic British tailoring, using fine fabrics with an innovative attention to detail'. As a result, Pretty Green has already picked up the 2010 Menswear Brand of the Year at the prestigious Drapers Fashion Awards.
'Green label' caters for denim jeans and jackets to fur-trimmed parkas; crew-neck T-shirts to merino cardigans; silk scarves to desert boots. 'Black label' offers velvet peacoats to dogtooth trousers; paisley print collarless shirts to vintage pinstripe blazers; roll-necked knitwear to trenchcoats.
To make matters all the more appealing, prices are of a designer level, but they are not set at the extortionate value of some brands that only cater for those with a bank balance to match the millionaires in City's squad.
Whether Liam's dream of City signing Messi and winning the Premier League become a reality in 2011 remains to be seen, but it is not tough to imagine Pretty Green going from strength to strength.
Source: www.skysports.com
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Liam Gallagher Talks Football And More
On his return home to Manchester, Liam Gallagher tells Peter Fraser about the Premier League title race, Lionel Messi and that 'geezer' Mario Balotelli.
"Hmmm, don't know, man. The usual," said Liam Gallagher as he considered Manchester City's winter transfer options in the glamorous setting of his new Pretty Green fashion boutique on its opening day in his hometown.
Another try for Kaka, he has been injured? "No, not him, man. The usual, little (Lionel) Messi. He's good," added the former Oasis frontman from beneath the rim of his fedora hat before breaking off to compliment a photographer on her scarf clad in his beloved club's colours.
'He's good' was perhaps somewhat of a play-down assessment of Barcelona and Argentina's mercurial No.10. But it epitomises the throwaway, carefree manner that fans who once worshipped the likes of Uwe Rosler and Shaun Goater can now refer to a World Player of the Year, which has of course been the case ever since Sheikh Mansour's billions rolled into town in 2008.
The bar has been raised. And what of expectations this season? Can 'noisy neighbours' City upset the established order of Sir Alex Ferguson's Manchester United, Carlo Ancelotti's defending champions Chelsea or Arsene Wenger's Arsenal in the Premier League this season?
Now Beady Eye star Liam, who releases the group's debut album, 'Different Gear, Still Speeding', at the end of February before going on tour in March, said: "Do I think we can win the title? Yeah, without a doubt. Whether we do or not is another thing. But I think we can, we're getting there."
He added: "I like that Balotelli geezer, that Mario dude. He's top, he's smart."
But there is of course trouble brewing at City. Pictures of 'that Balotelli geezer' involved in a training ground bust-up with Jerome Boateng could be compared to the in-house Britpop clashes of Liam and older brother and former Oasis band-mate, Noel, while only last weekend captain Carlo Tevez was involved in an unwanted touchline row with manager Roberto Mancini.
Curtain-raiser
Did Liam think such seditious events might undermine the greater cause? "Who knows? But Tevez is a star and all. He's doing well," he said.
"Like Mancini says, you don't want people coming off the pitch, they want to stay on."
Skysports.com had been lucky enough to grab a rare, quick football chat with Liam after receiving the honour of an invite to the glittering, Champagne curtain-raiser of his plush Pretty Green pop-up store on Manchester's trendy King Street.
One of the most iconic members of rock 'n' roll's history has founded and designed the clothing label in his own mould of style, swagger and stellar impact, which has already led to the huge success of a flagship branch that took up residence on London's famed Carnaby Street in the summer.
Another pop-up store in Glasgow, the city where Oasis were first spotted by original label, Creation Records, in 1993, has also opened to give further indication that the venture into fashion is proving a shrewd decision.
It is easy to see why. In an understated location among atmospheric buildings that mirror the Pretty Green Mod inspiration of the art and music of the 1960s, the Manchester store is about as slick as it gets.
It is a homecoming for Liam, who was born in the city's Burnage neighbourhood, and he has described the project as an "absolute privilege". He is determined to make it a success and, if looks are anything to go by, it will not be a disappointment.
Unbelievable poise
Stepping through the glass doors of the Kings Street branch of Pretty Green, you are greeted by premises of unbelievable poise. This is the brainchild of a man who is Cool Britannia epitomised, a hero of a generation and beyond, the voice behind the anthemic 'Live Forever', or the iconic 'Columbia' and 'Slide Away'.
The style is sheik minimalist, with high ceilings and retro leather furniture, while giant mirrors and pictures of Liam modelling his designs adorn the walls. As a treat for the opening day, Mani, of Stone Roses and Primal Scream fame, was DJ-ing and spinning out 1960-era classics from the likes of The Who.
Liam has always been a hit with football followers, both musically and culturally, epitomising the one-of-the-lads atmosphere that emerged in the mid-1990s and explaining a gathering of more than 100 shoppers/fans. It is not difficult to understand that his fashion-sense has also struck the right note with the aesthetically-minded on the terraces.
Attire varies from a 'green label', which is a'focused, casual range dedicated to providing quality, everyday signature pieces', to a 'black label' of 'classic British tailoring, using fine fabrics with an innovative attention to detail'. As a result, Pretty Green has already picked up the 2010 Menswear Brand of the Year at the prestigious Drapers Fashion Awards.
'Green label' caters for denim jeans and jackets to fur-trimmed parkas; crew-neck T-shirts to merino cardigans; silk scarves to desert boots. 'Black label' offers velvet peacoats to dogtooth trousers; paisley print collarless shirts to vintage pinstripe blazers; roll-necked knitwear to trenchcoats.
To make matters all the more appealing, prices are of a designer level, but they are not set at the extortionate value of some brands that only cater for those with a bank balance to match the millionaires in City's squad.
Whether Liam's dream of City signing Messi and winning the Premier League become a reality in 2011 remains to be seen, but it is not tough to imagine Pretty Green going from strength to strength.
Source: www.skysports.com
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Liam Gallagher
Pretty Green
Click here to see photos from the official opening of the Pretty Green Manchester Store - Wednesday 8th December 2010.
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Photos From 'Pretty Green' Manchester
Click here to see photos from the official opening of the Pretty Green Manchester Store - Wednesday 8th December 2010.
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Vote For The NME Awards 2011
Voting is now open in the first stage of 2011's NME Shockwaves Awards.
Head over to NME.com now where you can vote for Beady Eye and Liam and Noel Gallagher in a number of categories.
To cast your vote click here.
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Liam Gallagher
Pretty Green
Liam Gallagher at the opening of his Pretty Green clothing store in King Street, Manchester
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Liam Gallagher Interview For The Manchester Evening News
Liam Gallagher at the opening of his Pretty Green clothing store in King Street, Manchester
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Beady Eye
Liam Gallagher
Liam Gallagher Speaks About Beady Eye
Liam Gallagher says the debut album from his new band Beady Eye will "blow people's heads off."
He said: "I feel good man, I'm confident. It's a good album, good tunes, I'm singing great, it's good.
"Obviously I'm singing and I'm not singing any different than I was in Oasis, although I like to think I'm singing a bit better than that, because I've had a bit of time off.
"It's just rock 'n' roll man, Beatles and The Stones, you know what I mean? We've not gone dubstep or anything.
"I think we've got a lot of energy back, a lot of energy that we might have lost in the later days of Oasis, you know what I mean? The music is light on its feet and we're stomping a bit."
Liam also whetted the appetites of gig-goers as Beady Eye prepare to hit the road in March.
He added: "Without a doubt the smaller gigs are where it's at. You only do the big ones for financial reasons, but I'm looking forward to playing gigs big, small, whatever. It's gonna be great.
"We're rehearsing at the moment and it's gonna blow people's heads off. We're gonna go all over the world."
He was speaking at the launch of his clothes shop Pretty Green in Manchester and admitted his new material will sound like Oasis but he thinks that's no bad thing.
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John Lennon
Liam Gallagher
A little snippet of Liam Galagher talking to ITN about John Lennon.
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Liam Gallagher Talks To ITN About John Lennon
A little snippet of Liam Galagher talking to ITN about John Lennon.
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Liam Gallagher
Pretty Green
He may be the king of rock ’n’ roll swagger – but Liam Gallagher admitted to some opening-day nerves as he launched his first fashion boutique in Manchester.
The former Oasis frontman is hoping his Pretty Green fashion label will reign in King Street after taking over the former Joseph store at the top of the prestigious retail parade.
Liam, 38, told the M.E.N: “It always feels a bit weird coming back to your home town. There are always nerves about how you’ll be received but it’s looking good so far. If people are into it they’re into it, and if they’re not they’re not.
“It’s keeping me off the streets, you know what I mean? I just hope it continues to go on and keeps getting better.”
A queue of more than 100 shoppers and fans snaked along King Street as punters eagerly awaited their first look inside Liam’s store.
He chose the King Street location after scouting a number of retail spots in the city centre. His men’s fashion label was launched 18 months ago – initially through Selfridges.
Liam, who opened his first ‘pop-up’ boutique in London, was due to travel up to Glasgow to open a third store – but had to cancel because of the bad weather.
Asked why he had chosen King Street, he said: “I came here about three months ago and I thought King Street, that sounds good to me, man. The prices are a bit high though aren’t they?
“I just liked the building. It’s old, it looks good. I didn’t want to be in some greenhouse or something.”
Since launching his debut range Liam has found himself the toast of the fashion world – winning a prestigious Drapers Award for best menswear brand. His mod-influenced menswear – including Liam’s trademark parka – has also been worn by a host of celebrities.
Liam is soon to return to the ‘day job’, releasing an album with his new group Beady Eye in February with a tour to follow in March. The band formed after Liam’s well-publicised fall out with brother Noel in 2009 – which led to the ‘indefinite hiatus’ of Oasis.
Liam said: “I can’t wait to get back out there doing gigs, and doing what I do best.
“It’s rock ’n’ roll, man, singing, it’s what I love.”
Source: menmedia.co.uk
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Crowds Queue At Launch Of Liam Gallagher's Pretty Green Clothing Store
He may be the king of rock ’n’ roll swagger – but Liam Gallagher admitted to some opening-day nerves as he launched his first fashion boutique in Manchester.
The former Oasis frontman is hoping his Pretty Green fashion label will reign in King Street after taking over the former Joseph store at the top of the prestigious retail parade.
Liam, 38, told the M.E.N: “It always feels a bit weird coming back to your home town. There are always nerves about how you’ll be received but it’s looking good so far. If people are into it they’re into it, and if they’re not they’re not.
“It’s keeping me off the streets, you know what I mean? I just hope it continues to go on and keeps getting better.”
A queue of more than 100 shoppers and fans snaked along King Street as punters eagerly awaited their first look inside Liam’s store.
He chose the King Street location after scouting a number of retail spots in the city centre. His men’s fashion label was launched 18 months ago – initially through Selfridges.
Liam, who opened his first ‘pop-up’ boutique in London, was due to travel up to Glasgow to open a third store – but had to cancel because of the bad weather.
Asked why he had chosen King Street, he said: “I came here about three months ago and I thought King Street, that sounds good to me, man. The prices are a bit high though aren’t they?
“I just liked the building. It’s old, it looks good. I didn’t want to be in some greenhouse or something.”
Since launching his debut range Liam has found himself the toast of the fashion world – winning a prestigious Drapers Award for best menswear brand. His mod-influenced menswear – including Liam’s trademark parka – has also been worn by a host of celebrities.
Liam is soon to return to the ‘day job’, releasing an album with his new group Beady Eye in February with a tour to follow in March. The band formed after Liam’s well-publicised fall out with brother Noel in 2009 – which led to the ‘indefinite hiatus’ of Oasis.
Liam said: “I can’t wait to get back out there doing gigs, and doing what I do best.
“It’s rock ’n’ roll, man, singing, it’s what I love.”
Source: menmedia.co.uk
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Liam Gallagher
Pretty Green
A few pictures sent in from site visitor Paul Spittelhouse, who was lucky enough to be at the opening of the Pretty Green store in Manchester earlier today.
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Fan Pictures Of Liam Gallagher At Pretty Green's Manchester Store Opening
A few pictures sent in from site visitor Paul Spittelhouse, who was lucky enough to be at the opening of the Pretty Green store in Manchester earlier today.
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