Liam Gallagher & John Squire Are On 'The Jonathan Ross Show' On Saturday
The Jonathan Ross Show
ITV 1
Saturday March 9th
21:35 - 22:30 (UK Time).
Jonathan Ross is joined by Millie Bobby Brown, Rob Beckett and Luke Littler, while the music is provided Liam Gallagher and John Squire, and singer-songwriter Raye.
Blast From The Past: Noel Gallagher
On March 3rd 2015 Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds played at the Odyssey Arena in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Listen to the full set below.
On This Day In Oasis History...
On March 3rd 2000 Oasis played at the Marine Mese in Fukuoka, Japan.
Liam Gallagher left the stage after five songs due to problems with his voice and Noel finished off the set.
Listen to the full set below.
Blast From The Past: Beady Eye
On March 3rd 2011 an interview with Beady Eye was broadcast on Radio Monte Carlo in Italy.Watch it below.
On March 3rd 2011 Beady Eye played their first ever concert at the Barrowland in Glasgow, Scotland.
Blast From The Past: Noel Gallagher
On March 2nd 2015 Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds released the 'Chasing Yesterday' album in the UK.
Digital Pressing Album: Liam Gallagher John Squire - Outline (Demos 2023)
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In a collision of two titans from Manchester's musical pantheon, Liam Gallagher and John Squire have unleashed a sonic revelation with their self-titled collaborative album. Born from a mutual admiration and a shared love for rock 'n' roll's raw energy, this album ignites the spirit of the 90s while propelling it into a new era of psychedelic blues.
From the electrifying guitar riffs of John Squire, still as potent as ever, to Liam Gallagher's unmistakable swagger and soaring vocals, each track on this album pulsates with a vitality that harkens back to the glory days of Oasis and the Stone Roses.
The album is a testament to the enduring power of collaboration. Joined by acclaimed producer and bassist extraordinaire Greg Kurstin and a stellar lineup of musicians, including Joey Waronker, Gallagher and Squire set out to capture the essence of rock 'n' roll without sacrificing its soul.
The result is a collection of ten tracks that traverse the spectrum of human emotion, from the anthemic highs of tracks like Just Another Rainbow to the introspective depths of Mother Nature's Song. Squire's guitar work, once expansive and exploratory with the Stone Roses, takes on a new dimension here, weaving effortlessly through Gallagher's impassioned vocals and lending each song a sense of urgency and vitality.
But perhaps the most remarkable aspect of this album is its sense of camaraderie and mutual respect between two iconic figures. Gallagher's trademark bravado is tempered by moments of introspection, while Squire's reserved demeanor belies a creative fire that burns brighter than ever.
This exclusive edition of the album comes with some of the guys' original demos and exclusive artwork not available in any other format of the record.
Click here to check it out.
On This Day In Oasis History...
On March 1st 1996 Oasis played at the Eagle's Auditorium in Milwaukee, USA.
Listen to a bootleg of the gig below.
Blast From The Past: Liam Gallagher
On March 1st 2018 Liam Gallagher played at the X-TRA in Zurich, Switzerland.
Watch a number of videos from the set below.
Blast From The Past: Noel Gallagher
On March 1st 2012 2012 Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds played at the National Indoor Arena in Birmingham, England.
Watch a number of videos from the set below.
Our Review: Liam Gallagher John Squire
I’ve listened to probably thousands of hours of Liam Gallagher and John Squire’s music, and would have thought I could have guessed with pinpoint precision what an album they’d make together would sound like. What I’ve listened to today is something completely different, and so much more than I could have hoped.
After hearing ‘Just Another Rainbow’, you thought you could start to piece together what this project was going to be. Liam was Liam; another incredible vocal, kind of in-the-sky, kind of pointed and angry like always, but with this new layer that felt connected with the Roses, with Hendrix, and all the influences that make John Squire a one-in-a-million guitarist and songwriter. More so with ‘Mars to Liverpool’, the picture was becoming clearer, with a hit single that could have been a Radio One A-lister for The Seahorses, or equally a number one for Liam’s solo career. Beyond that though, there’s something more. You’re hearing on this new album, a depth and quality of songwriting, and connection with the music, that hasn’t been heard from Liam since Oasis.
John Squire appears born to write for Liam, there’s something in his lyrics (which I happen to love, colours and rainbows and all…), alongside that hard vs soft layer that always made Liam so unique. The stone vs roses, and Stones vs Beatles to it all. There are some hard things on this album; ‘You’re Not The Only One’ sounds like the heaviest thing the Stones or Black Crows would have done, and has shades of ‘Bring The Light’. ‘I’m A Wheel’, which features what will likely be the last time you’ll hear guitar playing of this quality on a mainstream record, is like heavy-tar blues. Liam’s voice is shredded, like 95/96 era Liam vocals. It will sound enormous live!
The softer, more melodic, and colourful side of the album is where it hits its peak though. Everyone has read a lot about ‘Mother Nature’s Song’, but honestly, this is the standout tune on the whole album. I’d put it with anything Squire or Liam have ever released after just a few listens. There’s something so personal to them both in this, with ridiculously beautiful guitar lines throughout, but there’s definitely a soulfulness to Liam’s voice that makes it feel like he wrote it. That was always what made Oasis, the fact that Liam could sing these songs Noel had written, but make them feel like they were his own. As much as I have liked a lot of his solo output, there’s always been that element missing for me. There seemed to be missing that connection between him and the songs, which for the first time since 2008 is evident on every single song on this album, but none more so than the album closer.
I had huge expectations for this album, my favourite guitarist, my favourite singer, but honestly, after devouring the two singles for a couple of months now, and having listened to this album back-to-back three times in a row, I feel they’ve delivered something truly special. The live gigs, perfectly pitched at the right venues are going to be all-timers. For all the amazing gigs, and songs on his solo run, it would be great to think that Liam leaves that parked for the time being to see where this new road with John Squire can go. I think a second album could be even better as they find their rhythm live.
This is a really special album, and we should feel lucky to still have music like this to get excited about.
Blast From The Past: Noel Gallagher
On February 28th 2012 Noel Gallagher played a stunning acoustic set at Glasgow's 'Grand Ole Opry' in Glasgow, Scotland.
The setlist included songs from his debut album and a number of Oasis classics.
Blast From The Past: Beady Eye
On February 28th 2011 Beady Eye released their debut album 'Different Gear, Still Speeding'.
The album entered the UK Album Chart at number three, and to date has spent nineteen weeks on the chart.
Listen to the full session below.