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This Feeling
A well known haunt of well known faces, and where to see future next big things in advance, this week's event is in London and the Isle Of Wight Festival.
Visit www.thisfeeling.co.uk for tickets and information on club nights all over the UK.
What's Going On At 'This Feeling' This Weekend?
A well known haunt of well known faces, and where to see future next big things in advance, this week's event is in London and the Isle Of Wight Festival.
Visit www.thisfeeling.co.uk for tickets and information on club nights all over the UK.
Ariana Grande
Happy Mondays
Johnny Marr
Liam Gallagher
Morrissey
Noel Gallagher
Oasis
The Stone Roses
Noel Gallagher was reportedly never asked to perform at the One Love Manchester gig by organisers.
Following Noel's 'no show' at Sunday's concert, his younger brother Liam took a very public dig at the High Flying Birds frontman on Twitter.
However, reports suggest Noel had never been invited to play by organisers or Ariana Grande's manager Scooter Braun in the first place.
“Noel has been getting a real bashing for not being at the gig, which is totally out of order," a source said.
“The fact he wasn’t asked to even perform at any point by any of the organisers makes a mockery of Liam’s claims.”
They added to The Sun: “Noel also felt the concert was aimed at fans of pop, not rock, a belief shared by Manchester icons Johnny Marr, The Stone Roses, Happy Mondays and Morrissey."
It comes as it was revealed the 50-year-old rocker had quietly made an incredible gesture by donating all the proceeds from Oasis’ 1995 hit Don't Look Back In Anger to the We Love Manchester fund.
The song, written by Noel, became an unofficial anthem for the victims of last month’s Manchester bombing after grieving people attending a memorial broke into a spontaneous rendition following a minute’s silence.
A source told the Mirror: “Very soon after the attack, Noel contacted the charity and offered to donate subsequent royalties from the track to the victims’ families.
“But he insisted it was done on the proviso that it was not publicised.”
Earlier Simon Kelner wrote in the i newspaper: "I happen to know that Noel has been donating all profits from sales of ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ since the bombing to the We Love Manchester campaign.’
Noel acknowledged those claims as true, as he retweeted a link to the article on his official Twitter account.
Since the gig, Don’t Look Back In Anger leapt to No. 27 in the Official Charts midweeks on Monday, after re-entering at No. 66 in the wake of the attacks last Friday.
A spokesman for Noel said last week: “Sadly, Noel will not be at the concert this weekend. "He’s been out of the country on a long-standing family trip since before the concert was announced and is unable to attend.
“Needless to say he is very supportive of the event and wishes everyone huge success on the day.”
JohnnySource: www.mirror.co.uk
Noel Gallagher 'Was Never Asked To Play One Love Gig By Organisers'
Noel Gallagher was reportedly never asked to perform at the One Love Manchester gig by organisers.
Following Noel's 'no show' at Sunday's concert, his younger brother Liam took a very public dig at the High Flying Birds frontman on Twitter.
However, reports suggest Noel had never been invited to play by organisers or Ariana Grande's manager Scooter Braun in the first place.
“Noel has been getting a real bashing for not being at the gig, which is totally out of order," a source said.
“The fact he wasn’t asked to even perform at any point by any of the organisers makes a mockery of Liam’s claims.”
They added to The Sun: “Noel also felt the concert was aimed at fans of pop, not rock, a belief shared by Manchester icons Johnny Marr, The Stone Roses, Happy Mondays and Morrissey."
It comes as it was revealed the 50-year-old rocker had quietly made an incredible gesture by donating all the proceeds from Oasis’ 1995 hit Don't Look Back In Anger to the We Love Manchester fund.
The song, written by Noel, became an unofficial anthem for the victims of last month’s Manchester bombing after grieving people attending a memorial broke into a spontaneous rendition following a minute’s silence.
A source told the Mirror: “Very soon after the attack, Noel contacted the charity and offered to donate subsequent royalties from the track to the victims’ families.
“But he insisted it was done on the proviso that it was not publicised.”
Earlier Simon Kelner wrote in the i newspaper: "I happen to know that Noel has been donating all profits from sales of ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ since the bombing to the We Love Manchester campaign.’
Noel acknowledged those claims as true, as he retweeted a link to the article on his official Twitter account.
Since the gig, Don’t Look Back In Anger leapt to No. 27 in the Official Charts midweeks on Monday, after re-entering at No. 66 in the wake of the attacks last Friday.
A spokesman for Noel said last week: “Sadly, Noel will not be at the concert this weekend. "He’s been out of the country on a long-standing family trip since before the concert was announced and is unable to attend.
“Needless to say he is very supportive of the event and wishes everyone huge success on the day.”
JohnnySource: www.mirror.co.uk
Noel Gallagher
Oasis
Taken from inews.co.uk click here to read the full article.
‘I happen to know that Noel has been donating all profits from sales of ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ since the bombing to the We Love Manchester campaign’
Noel Gallagher Has Donated All Profits From Sales Of Oasis' ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ Since The Manchester Bombing
Taken from inews.co.uk click here to read the full article.
‘I happen to know that Noel has been donating all profits from sales of ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ since the bombing to the We Love Manchester campaign’
Kasabain
Liam Gallagher
Oasis
Serge Pizzorno
'I'm always going to be fascinated by what he does because he has a place in my heart'
Kasabian‘s Serge Pizzorno has said that Liam Gallagher ‘saved his life’, hailing the former Oasis frontman as one of the ‘all-time greats’.
The guitarist was speaking to Q Magazine, when he said that Liam ‘has a place in my heart’ – and described how he fell in love with the singer during his teenage years.
“He saved my life,” said Pizzorno. “This path that I’ve walked – if I’d not have seen him get up on stage and do his thing, I wouldn’t have walked it. I’m always going to be fascinated by what he does because he has a place in my heart.
“I was 14, 15, and I remember when they did Maine Road he wore an Umbro tracksuit. An Umbro tracksuit on anyone is a sports tracksuit, but he managed to make it look like the most desirable item of clothing. He managed to make it look like Gucci or something, and I bought one and wore it to school.”
Serge also described how Liam had been integral in supporting Kasabian during the ‘early days’ of their career.
Pizzorno continued: “I will never forget that in the early days he picked us out and said he was a fan. You can’t imagine what that was like for some kids from Leicester, from nowhere, for him to give us the nod. I will never forget that.”
Describing his relationship with Liam, he added: “He’s one of the funniest people I’ve ever met in my life. His sense of humour – if you spend time with him it’s such a buzz, he’s just so funny.”
Source: www.nme.com
Serge Pizzorno On Why Liam Gallagher Has A Place In His Heart
'I'm always going to be fascinated by what he does because he has a place in my heart'
Kasabian‘s Serge Pizzorno has said that Liam Gallagher ‘saved his life’, hailing the former Oasis frontman as one of the ‘all-time greats’.
The guitarist was speaking to Q Magazine, when he said that Liam ‘has a place in my heart’ – and described how he fell in love with the singer during his teenage years.
“He saved my life,” said Pizzorno. “This path that I’ve walked – if I’d not have seen him get up on stage and do his thing, I wouldn’t have walked it. I’m always going to be fascinated by what he does because he has a place in my heart.
“I was 14, 15, and I remember when they did Maine Road he wore an Umbro tracksuit. An Umbro tracksuit on anyone is a sports tracksuit, but he managed to make it look like the most desirable item of clothing. He managed to make it look like Gucci or something, and I bought one and wore it to school.”
Serge also described how Liam had been integral in supporting Kasabian during the ‘early days’ of their career.
Pizzorno continued: “I will never forget that in the early days he picked us out and said he was a fan. You can’t imagine what that was like for some kids from Leicester, from nowhere, for him to give us the nod. I will never forget that.”
Describing his relationship with Liam, he added: “He’s one of the funniest people I’ve ever met in my life. His sense of humour – if you spend time with him it’s such a buzz, he’s just so funny.”
Source: www.nme.com
Ariana Grande
Chris Martin
Coldplay
Liam Gallagher
After making a surprise appearance at Ariana Grande’s One Love Manchester concert, Liam Gallagher has maintained his place among the headlines by attacking brother Noel.
Notably, the ex-Oasis frontman played classic ‘Live Forever’ with Coldplay’s Chris Martin, igniting a huge singalong around Manchester’s 50,000-capacity Old Trafford.
Gallagher has previously spoken harshly about Martin, once saying he “looks like a geography teacher” and likening the singer to a “plant pot”.
However, talking about Coldplay and Martin with a Dutch radio station after playing Pinkpop Festival, Gallagher was much more positive.
“They’ve never sounded so good have they, Coldplay?” he said. “I was like, ‘F**king hell, you sound good man. I take back everything I’ve ever said about you. You sound f**king really good.'”
When asked about being linked with Coldplay into the future due to the duet, he said: “I don’t mind. Listen, man. They’re all right man. Chris is cool.”
Source: www.independent.co.uk
Liam Gallagher: I Take Back Everything I've Said About Coldplay
After making a surprise appearance at Ariana Grande’s One Love Manchester concert, Liam Gallagher has maintained his place among the headlines by attacking brother Noel.
Notably, the ex-Oasis frontman played classic ‘Live Forever’ with Coldplay’s Chris Martin, igniting a huge singalong around Manchester’s 50,000-capacity Old Trafford.
Gallagher has previously spoken harshly about Martin, once saying he “looks like a geography teacher” and likening the singer to a “plant pot”.
However, talking about Coldplay and Martin with a Dutch radio station after playing Pinkpop Festival, Gallagher was much more positive.
“They’ve never sounded so good have they, Coldplay?” he said. “I was like, ‘F**king hell, you sound good man. I take back everything I’ve ever said about you. You sound f**king really good.'”
When asked about being linked with Coldplay into the future due to the duet, he said: “I don’t mind. Listen, man. They’re all right man. Chris is cool.”
Source: www.independent.co.uk
Chris Martin
Coldplay
Liam Gallagher
Noel Gallagher
The Coldplay frontman performed alongside Liam during Sunday's benefit show.
Chris Martin has defended Noel Gallagher over his absence from the One Love Manchester benefit concert, insisting that everyone knew that he wasn’t able to attend in person.
Following Liam Gallagher’s angry tweets about his brother’s no-show, the Coldplay frontman has said that Noel “gave his blessing” for him to perform in his place.
“Thank you @noelgallagher for giving your blessing and encouragement to play don't look back in anger and live forever on Sunday,” he posted on the band’s official account on Tuesday.
“Everyone knew in advance you couldn't be there physically, so thank you for being there in spirit and for lending us those incredible songs. love cm.”
Later, he added: “And thank you @liamgallagher, that was awesome x cm + jb.”
Martin performed Don’t Look Back in Anger at the concert to raise money for the victims of the May 22 terror attacks and then dueted with Liam on Live Forever.
Source: www.standard.co.uk
Chris Martin Defends Noel Gallagher’s Absence From One Love Manchester Concert
The Coldplay frontman performed alongside Liam during Sunday's benefit show.
Chris Martin has defended Noel Gallagher over his absence from the One Love Manchester benefit concert, insisting that everyone knew that he wasn’t able to attend in person.
Following Liam Gallagher’s angry tweets about his brother’s no-show, the Coldplay frontman has said that Noel “gave his blessing” for him to perform in his place.
“Thank you @noelgallagher for giving your blessing and encouragement to play don't look back in anger and live forever on Sunday,” he posted on the band’s official account on Tuesday.
“Everyone knew in advance you couldn't be there physically, so thank you for being there in spirit and for lending us those incredible songs. love cm.”
Later, he added: “And thank you @liamgallagher, that was awesome x cm + jb.”
Martin performed Don’t Look Back in Anger at the concert to raise money for the victims of the May 22 terror attacks and then dueted with Liam on Live Forever.
Source: www.standard.co.uk
Noel Gallagher
U2
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds to support U2 in Mexico and South America at the following dates and venues.
Tue Oct 3 - Mexico City, Mexico Foro Sol
Sat Oct 7 - Bogota, Colombia, Estadio El Campin
Tue Oct 10 - Buenos Aires, Argentina La Plata
Sat Oct 14 - Santiago, Chile Estadio Nacional
Thur Oct 19 - Sao Paulo, Brazil Morumbi Stadium
Ticket details can be found here.
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds To Support U2 In Mexico And South America
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds to support U2 in Mexico and South America at the following dates and venues.
Tue Oct 3 - Mexico City, Mexico Foro Sol
Sat Oct 7 - Bogota, Colombia, Estadio El Campin
Tue Oct 10 - Buenos Aires, Argentina La Plata
Sat Oct 14 - Santiago, Chile Estadio Nacional
Thur Oct 19 - Sao Paulo, Brazil Morumbi Stadium
Ticket details can be found here.
Liam Gallagher
Noel Gallagher
In the current issue of Q magazine, which is on sale on Today, Liam Gallagher has spoken about about going head to head with Noel when he releases his new album later this year,
Liam said: 'I’m certainly not afraid of his album. I’m sure it will be f**king amazing. But it just won’t be more amazing than mine.'
Liam credits his daily runs with giving him mental clarity. He revealed: “If I’ve not gone for a f**king run in the morning, it’s like someone’s thrown a bomb in my head.
'It’s just all scattered. Once I’m out there doing my thing, it’s like, "Right, that needs to get done, this needs to get done, he needs to be told, she needs to be f**king told, they’re all getting told." D’you know what I mean? It just reshuffles the pack.'
Liam Gallagher On Going Head To Head With Noel When He Releases His Album Later This Year
In the current issue of Q magazine, which is on sale on Today, Liam Gallagher has spoken about about going head to head with Noel when he releases his new album later this year,
Liam said: 'I’m certainly not afraid of his album. I’m sure it will be f**king amazing. But it just won’t be more amazing than mine.'
Liam credits his daily runs with giving him mental clarity. He revealed: “If I’ve not gone for a f**king run in the morning, it’s like someone’s thrown a bomb in my head.
'It’s just all scattered. Once I’m out there doing my thing, it’s like, "Right, that needs to get done, this needs to get done, he needs to be told, she needs to be f**king told, they’re all getting told." D’you know what I mean? It just reshuffles the pack.'
Damon Albarn
De La Soul
Gorillaz
Liam Gallagher
Noel Gallagher
Steps
In the current issue of Q magazine, which is on sale on Today, Liam Gallagher has spoke about brother Noel’s ‘silly’ collaboration with Damon Albarn, calling him a ‘backing singer’.
The former Oasis frontman commented on Noel’s recent stint on stage with Albarn’s Gorillaz, he said: 'If Noel’s doing it to p*** me off, it’s not working.
'Cos I just find it all a bit silly. He’s turned into a backing singer, y’know what I mean? What’s f**king next? Roadie-ing for Steps?'
He added: 'He’s looking like he’s stalking Damon. Damon’s sitting there thinking, "How the f**k have I got into this Gallagher world again?”
'He was doing alright with De La Soul. And now he’s got f**king Stalker Boy stalking him, begging him to sing on his tunes, and then me in the background going, “You f**king c**ts.”
'I feel bad for Damon, to be brutally honest. Stuck in the middle. But you can get restraining orders. Maybe he should get one for Noel. It’s a bit creepy, innit?'
Liam Gallagher On Noel's Collaboration With Gorillaz
In the current issue of Q magazine, which is on sale on Today, Liam Gallagher has spoke about brother Noel’s ‘silly’ collaboration with Damon Albarn, calling him a ‘backing singer’.
The former Oasis frontman commented on Noel’s recent stint on stage with Albarn’s Gorillaz, he said: 'If Noel’s doing it to p*** me off, it’s not working.
'Cos I just find it all a bit silly. He’s turned into a backing singer, y’know what I mean? What’s f**king next? Roadie-ing for Steps?'
He added: 'He’s looking like he’s stalking Damon. Damon’s sitting there thinking, "How the f**k have I got into this Gallagher world again?”
'He was doing alright with De La Soul. And now he’s got f**king Stalker Boy stalking him, begging him to sing on his tunes, and then me in the background going, “You f**king c**ts.”
'I feel bad for Damon, to be brutally honest. Stuck in the middle. But you can get restraining orders. Maybe he should get one for Noel. It’s a bit creepy, innit?'
Liam Gallagher
Oasis
Pep Guardiola
Vincent Kompany
Liam Gallagher has told Vincent Kompany to win the treble with Manchester City next season in an entertaining interview.
Taking questions from readers and celebrities in a Guardian interview , Gallagher was asked about City's former ground by Kompany.
"I’ve called the Etihad Stadium home for the last nine years," it began, "but you were brought up going to Maine Road to watch City. What are your favourite memories of our old ground?"
The former Oasis star couldn't respond without referring to his views on Kompany and Pep Guardiola's team .
"Yes Vincent, first things first: good to have you back, you’ve been massively missed," he said.
"My Maine Road memories – and there are quite a few – but it’s gotta be when City battered United 5-1 and when Oasis played two gigs there in the 90s.
"To play at the ground of the football club you’ve supported all your life is without doubt the icing on the cake.
"It’s downhill after that – even Knebworth doesn’t come close. Anyway, stay cool, stay fit, enjoy your summer and let’s go win the treble next season."
Gallagher also replied to a reader who asked if he often referred to City as 'the Citizens', a term apparently often used when the team are broadcast on Fox in the United States.
He said: "No. Never. It’s: 'Come on, chaps, let’s go and watch the ******* mighty Blues.'"
Source: www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Liam Gallagher On His Favourite Memories Of Maine Road
Liam Gallagher has told Vincent Kompany to win the treble with Manchester City next season in an entertaining interview.
Taking questions from readers and celebrities in a Guardian interview , Gallagher was asked about City's former ground by Kompany.
"I’ve called the Etihad Stadium home for the last nine years," it began, "but you were brought up going to Maine Road to watch City. What are your favourite memories of our old ground?"
The former Oasis star couldn't respond without referring to his views on Kompany and Pep Guardiola's team .
"Yes Vincent, first things first: good to have you back, you’ve been massively missed," he said.
"My Maine Road memories – and there are quite a few – but it’s gotta be when City battered United 5-1 and when Oasis played two gigs there in the 90s.
"To play at the ground of the football club you’ve supported all your life is without doubt the icing on the cake.
"It’s downhill after that – even Knebworth doesn’t come close. Anyway, stay cool, stay fit, enjoy your summer and let’s go win the treble next season."
Gallagher also replied to a reader who asked if he often referred to City as 'the Citizens', a term apparently often used when the team are broadcast on Fox in the United States.
He said: "No. Never. It’s: 'Come on, chaps, let’s go and watch the ******* mighty Blues.'"
Source: www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Liam Gallagher
Below is the setlist for Liam Gallagher at Pinkpop in Landgraaf, Netherlands yesterday.
Rock 'n' Roll Star
Morning Glory
Wall of Glass
Greedy Soul
Bold
D'Yer Know What I Mean?
Slide Away
All I Need
I Get By
You'd Better Run, You'd Better Hide
Universal Gleam
Be Here Now
Setlist: Liam Gallagher In Landgraaf
Below is the setlist for Liam Gallagher at Pinkpop in Landgraaf, Netherlands yesterday.
Rock 'n' Roll Star
Morning Glory
Wall of Glass
Greedy Soul
Bold
D'Yer Know What I Mean?
Slide Away
All I Need
I Get By
You'd Better Run, You'd Better Hide
Universal Gleam
Be Here Now
Ariana Grande
Coldplay
Liam Gallagher
Below is an interview with Liam Gallagher backstage at Pinkpop yesterday.
Liam Gallagher On Playing With Coldplay, New Album, Noel, Beady Eye And More
Below is an interview with Liam Gallagher backstage at Pinkpop yesterday.
Liam Gallagher
The new issue of Q, out now, gets up close and personal with Liam Gallagher. Two years ago the ex-Oasis frontman looked out for the count but now he’s back with a brilliant new single and he’s got scores to settle. Tom Doyle meets Liam to talk new departures, nerves, Noel and Damon, cheeky teenagers, paparazzi and The Crystal Maze. “I’ve said a lot of shit over the years and I meant every word,” he says.
Also in the new issue, we hit the road with U2 as they revisit their landmark album The Joshua Tree. Stuart Bailie went to Vancouver and Seattle with the Irish rockers, catching up with Bono and The Edge in between. Dave Everley climbs aboard Royal Blood’s tourbus to find out what’s inside the hearts and minds of the tight, two-man rock gang and Andrew Perry sits down with Shaun Ryder and Kermit to talk about the newly-reformed Black Grape.
Elsewhere, Laura Snapes visits Angel Olsen at work in Amsterdam and finds an artist determined to usurp any preconceived notions of being “a sad girl at the bottom of a well,” whilst Sylvia Patterson heads out on tour with Charlotte Church and discovers the former soprano superstar has morphed into a psychedelic Earth Mother on a quest to raise universal consciousness.
Russell Brand is this month’s subject of Cash For Questions, Outkast man Big Boi offers up his 10 Commandments and Michael Kiwanuka shares the albums that changed his life. The The’s Matt Johnson is this issue’s Q Maverick. In the Q Review, we run the rule over new albums from Fleet Foxes, Phoenix, Alt-J, London Grammar, Ride, Kevin Morby and many more. All this and much, much more in the new issue of Q.
Available on newstands and from www.greatmagazines.co.uk/qmagazine from Tuesday.
In Stores Today: Liam Gallagher Interview And Front Cover In The New Issue Of Q
The new issue of Q, out now, gets up close and personal with Liam Gallagher. Two years ago the ex-Oasis frontman looked out for the count but now he’s back with a brilliant new single and he’s got scores to settle. Tom Doyle meets Liam to talk new departures, nerves, Noel and Damon, cheeky teenagers, paparazzi and The Crystal Maze. “I’ve said a lot of shit over the years and I meant every word,” he says.
Also in the new issue, we hit the road with U2 as they revisit their landmark album The Joshua Tree. Stuart Bailie went to Vancouver and Seattle with the Irish rockers, catching up with Bono and The Edge in between. Dave Everley climbs aboard Royal Blood’s tourbus to find out what’s inside the hearts and minds of the tight, two-man rock gang and Andrew Perry sits down with Shaun Ryder and Kermit to talk about the newly-reformed Black Grape.
Elsewhere, Laura Snapes visits Angel Olsen at work in Amsterdam and finds an artist determined to usurp any preconceived notions of being “a sad girl at the bottom of a well,” whilst Sylvia Patterson heads out on tour with Charlotte Church and discovers the former soprano superstar has morphed into a psychedelic Earth Mother on a quest to raise universal consciousness.
Russell Brand is this month’s subject of Cash For Questions, Outkast man Big Boi offers up his 10 Commandments and Michael Kiwanuka shares the albums that changed his life. The The’s Matt Johnson is this issue’s Q Maverick. In the Q Review, we run the rule over new albums from Fleet Foxes, Phoenix, Alt-J, London Grammar, Ride, Kevin Morby and many more. All this and much, much more in the new issue of Q.
Available on newstands and from www.greatmagazines.co.uk/qmagazine from Tuesday.
Liam Gallagher
Noel Gallagher
Oasis
Anyone still carrying a torch for the cigarettes-and-alcohol-soaked Britpop era might be a bit surprised by how Liam Gallagher—the singing, sneering part of the Oasis equation, along with his rather violently estranged guitarist/songwriter brother Noel—has been spending his time lately. Before his recent emergence for a few live dates in England—including two homecoming gigs in Manchester, both of them in support of families and victims in the wake of the recent terrorist incident at the Ariana Grande concert—Gallagher had been living a rather contentedly domestic life.
Click here to read the interview.
Liam Gallagher On The Manchester Bombing, Going Solo, Oasis, Noel And More...
Anyone still carrying a torch for the cigarettes-and-alcohol-soaked Britpop era might be a bit surprised by how Liam Gallagher—the singing, sneering part of the Oasis equation, along with his rather violently estranged guitarist/songwriter brother Noel—has been spending his time lately. Before his recent emergence for a few live dates in England—including two homecoming gigs in Manchester, both of them in support of families and victims in the wake of the recent terrorist incident at the Ariana Grande concert—Gallagher had been living a rather contentedly domestic life.
Click here to read the interview.
Liam Gallagher
Below is a video of Liam Gallagher at Pinkpop earlier today, only 'Wall Of Glass', 'Greedy Soul', 'Bold' and 'Do You Know What I Mean?' were broadcast.
Thanks to cigsalc
Video: Liam Gallagher At PinkPop
Below is a video of Liam Gallagher at Pinkpop earlier today, only 'Wall Of Glass', 'Greedy Soul', 'Bold' and 'Do You Know What I Mean?' were broadcast.
Thanks to cigsalc
Alan McGee
Anais Gallagher
Gene Gallagher
Lennon Gallagher
Liam Gallagher
Louis Walsh
Noel Gallagher
Oasis
Liam Gallagher's sons are "fighting" over who should play him in the Alan McGee biopic.
The 56-year-old businessman McGee famously signed the 'Supersonic' rockers to his Creation Records label after seeing them perform one gig at King Tut's Wah Wah Hut in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1993.
Speaking to The Observer, Liam said: "Someone's doing that at the moment apparently. Well, maybe not a drama, but someone's doing a film on McGee and Creation Records and they've asked if Lennon, my son, would play me in two scenes.
"One at the London venue Water Rats and one at a party at Noel's. He's not up for it. I said 'why aren't you, you little s**t, you said you were up for acting?'
"So now, the other one, the 15-year-old [Gene] he's going to do it, he's going 'I'll do it, dad'. They're having a bit of a fight about who's going to do it. Then get Noel's daughter Anais as Noel. And who can plan Alan McGee? Louis Walsh."
Source: www.sundayworld.com
Liam Gallagher's Sons Are "Fighting" Over Who Should Play Him In A Film
Liam Gallagher's sons are "fighting" over who should play him in the Alan McGee biopic.
The 56-year-old businessman McGee famously signed the 'Supersonic' rockers to his Creation Records label after seeing them perform one gig at King Tut's Wah Wah Hut in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1993.
Speaking to The Observer, Liam said: "Someone's doing that at the moment apparently. Well, maybe not a drama, but someone's doing a film on McGee and Creation Records and they've asked if Lennon, my son, would play me in two scenes.
"One at the London venue Water Rats and one at a party at Noel's. He's not up for it. I said 'why aren't you, you little s**t, you said you were up for acting?'
"So now, the other one, the 15-year-old [Gene] he's going to do it, he's going 'I'll do it, dad'. They're having a bit of a fight about who's going to do it. Then get Noel's daughter Anais as Noel. And who can plan Alan McGee? Louis Walsh."
Source: www.sundayworld.com
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