Stage Times For Liam Gallagher And Support Acts At Knebworth
Stage times for Liam Gallagher and the support acts at Knebworth on Friday.
11:00: Gates Open
12:00: DJ Abbie McCarthy
14.45: Pastel
16:00: Amyl And The Sniffers
17.30: Paolo Nutini
19.15: Kasabian
21:00: Liam Gallagher
Stage times for Liam Gallagher and the support acts at Knebworth on Saturday.
11:00: Gates Open
12:00: DJ Jack Saunders
14.45: Goat Girl
16:00: Fat White Family
17.30: Michael Kiwanuka
19.15: Kasabian
21:00: Liam Gallagher
On This Day In Oasis History...
Oasis' thirteenth concert took place at the King Tut's Wah Wah Hut in Glasgow, Scotland on May 31st 1993.Alan McGee was in the crowd after the bands set he told them he wanted to sign them to Creation.
Watch some footage from the gig below.
Liam Gallagher Releases Collection With Selfridges
Liam Gallagher has collaborated with Selfridges on an exclusive collection, with pop-up shops across Manchester.
Liam Gallagher On Noel, Knebworth, His Biggest Weakness And More
Clock here to watch/read an interviewer with Liam Gallagher who talks about Noel, Knebworth, his biggest weakness and more.
Liam Gallagher Set For His Fourth UK Number 1 Album
Liam Gallagher is on course to claim his fourth UK Number 1 album with C’Mon You Know on Friday.
Down By The River Thames is at number three in the mid week chart.
Stage Times For Liam Gallagher In Manchester
Stage times for Liam Gallagher at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester on Wednesday.
Goat Girl - 18:25
The Charlatans- 19:25
Liam Gallagher - 21:00
Blast From The Past: Liam Gallagher
On May 30th 2017 Liam Gallagher played his first solo concert at the O2 Ritz Manchester.All proceeds went to the Manchester Evening News fund for victims of the Manchester bombing.
On This Day In Oasis History...
On May 30th 2005 Oasis released 'Don't Believe The Truth' it was the bands sixth album. It topped the UK Album charts with 237,865 copies sold in it's first week.
The album was certified triple platinum in the UK in the first week of 2006 with sales of just over 900,000 copies.
Liam Gallagher On His New Music, Australia, Oasis And More
Steve Hargrave caught up with LiamGallagher to hear about his new music, return to Australia, relationship with brother Noel and why he thinks iconic band Oasis should still be together.
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— Sunrise (@sunriseon7) May 30, 2022
Why Liam Gallagher Thinks Today's Rock Stars Are Boring
Liam Gallagher On His New Album, Noel, Oasis And More
Liam Gallagher admits he was exaggerating a little when he described his new solo LP as “80% odd and 20% classic.”
Liam Gallagher On Oasis, Knebworth, Football And More
Watch Liam Gallagher’s chat with Chris Evans about his third album C’Mon You Know (out now), Football, Knebworth and Oasis below.
Our Review: Liam Gallagher 'C'MON YOU KNOW'
The world is a very different place since Liam Gallagher released his last solo album, 2019's 'Why Me? Why Not.'. We've seen the world change before our eyes, and you'd have forgiven the ex-Oasis frontman for sticking to the beaten track, as we navigate our way back to normality. With his new album, his third solo effort 'C'MON YOU KNOW', he's done anything but stick to the basics; exploring new territory, new sounds, and at the same time, producing a genuinely brilliant album.
Since his early twenties, Liam has delivered music that smacked you in the face in an instant, it didn't take time to digest, or analyse, it was just there. Take it or leave it. Though he's hinted at a more experimental and deeper side in the past (see 'Born On A Different Cloud' from Heathen Chemistry), this is the first time he's gone all in on creating something previously unchartered. The results are always interesting, and constantly stunning.
Tracks like 'Moscow Rules', and album opener 'More Power' are brilliant indicators of this new sound. Though they only, and could only, sound like Liam Gallagher, there's a texture and depth to the songs that makes you want to revisit them immediately after they end, but still have enough of a hook to reel you in on first listen.
Whilst there are some nods to specific genres; late 90s electronic-psych textures in 'Better Days', reggae (!) in 'I'm Free', it's difficult to pin down specific inspirations for most of the numbers. Ultimately it's still Liam Gallagher, and it's a brilliant effort. It's an album where you simply have to open your mind, and let each song pull you in and spit you out. You won't know what hit you, but you'll know it was something good.
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C'MON YOU KNOW is out now
