Russell Brand was honoured with The Outstanding Contrubition To Comedy award last night, Noel Gallagher features a number of times in the video.
Noel Gallagher
Russell Brand
Russell Brand was honoured with The Outstanding Contrubition To Comedy award last night, Noel Gallagher features a number of times in the video.
Russell Brand Wins Comedy Award
Russell Brand was honoured with The Outstanding Contrubition To Comedy award last night, Noel Gallagher features a number of times in the video.
Beady Eye
Beady Eye's debut single 'The Roller' is now available to download from the below stores:
Beady Eye Official Store
iTunes
A digital bundle of 'The Roller' featuring the exclusive b-side 'Two Of A Kind' will be available to buy from Sunday 20th February.
The single and b-side will be available on a numbered limited edition 7" release from the official Beady Eye store on Monday 21st February. This will be available to pre-order from early February.
A standard version of the 7" will also be available to buy in stores from Monday 21st February.
Source: www.beadyeyemusic.com
Beady Eye's The Roller' Available Now
Beady Eye's debut single 'The Roller' is now available to download from the below stores:
Beady Eye Official Store
iTunes
A digital bundle of 'The Roller' featuring the exclusive b-side 'Two Of A Kind' will be available to buy from Sunday 20th February.
The single and b-side will be available on a numbered limited edition 7" release from the official Beady Eye store on Monday 21st February. This will be available to pre-order from early February.
A standard version of the 7" will also be available to buy in stores from Monday 21st February.
Source: www.beadyeyemusic.com
Gem Archer
Liam Gallagher
Pretty Green
Pretty Green Presents Gary Crowley interviewing Gem Archer at the Pretty Green Club Night on the 26th November 2010 at The Garage, London.
Gem Archer, previously rhythm guitarist for Oasis and now playing in Beady Eye, speaks to Gary about band mate Andy Bell's setlist, his own style icons, Liam Gallagher's style and his favourite Pretty Green piece.
Gem Archer Interview
Pretty Green Presents Gary Crowley interviewing Gem Archer at the Pretty Green Club Night on the 26th November 2010 at The Garage, London.
Gem Archer, previously rhythm guitarist for Oasis and now playing in Beady Eye, speaks to Gary about band mate Andy Bell's setlist, his own style icons, Liam Gallagher's style and his favourite Pretty Green piece.
Alan White
Bonehead
Guigsy
Liam Gallagher
Noel Gallagher
Oasis
On January 21st 1998, Oasis appeared on 'The Jay Leno Show', and performed 'Don't Go Way' from 'Be Here Now'.
On This Day In Oasis History...
On January 21st 1998, Oasis appeared on 'The Jay Leno Show', and performed 'Don't Go Way' from 'Be Here Now'.
Beady Eye
Liam Gallagher
Noel Gallagher
Oasis
Sara MacDonald
Liam Gallagher has rubbished claims he provoked the confrontation that led to the end of Oasis by making comments about his brother Noel's girlfriend.
The Britpop legends split in August 2009 when guitarist and main songwriter Noel walked out following a backstage altercation with Liam at the Paris en Seine festival.
Liam and Noel were involved in a series of bust-ups throughout Oasis's time in the spotlight, so there was no shortage of rumours about what had caused a disagreement serious enough for the band to split up.
One report suggested Liam had started the argument by making insinuations about Noel's partner Sara MacDonald.
The singer told Q the story wasn't true and that the argument had been about 'some f***in' stupid little t***'.
He revealed Noel had begun the now infamous bout of guitar smashing by destroying one Liam had received as a gift from his wife.
'Regardless of that, I thought f*** it. He's been a t** for the last six months on this tour, blowing hot and cold,' said Liam.
'So I thought, "f*** this s***, you're getting one of your guitars". And that was it.'
Liam's new group Beady Eye, which features his ex-Oasis bandmates Gem Archer, Andy Bell and Chris Sharrock, are set to release their debut album, Different Gear, Still Speeding, next month.
He has been busy talking it up, but had some words of encouragement for Noel, even though the brothers are not thought to be on speaking terms.
'I hope our kid's buzzin'. I f***in' do, actually. I hope he's gonna make great records. And he probably will,' said Liam.
Source: www.metro.co.uk
Liam Gallagher Denies Final Oasis Bust-Up Was About Noel's Girlfriend
Liam Gallagher has rubbished claims he provoked the confrontation that led to the end of Oasis by making comments about his brother Noel's girlfriend.
The Britpop legends split in August 2009 when guitarist and main songwriter Noel walked out following a backstage altercation with Liam at the Paris en Seine festival.
Liam and Noel were involved in a series of bust-ups throughout Oasis's time in the spotlight, so there was no shortage of rumours about what had caused a disagreement serious enough for the band to split up.
One report suggested Liam had started the argument by making insinuations about Noel's partner Sara MacDonald.
The singer told Q the story wasn't true and that the argument had been about 'some f***in' stupid little t***'.
He revealed Noel had begun the now infamous bout of guitar smashing by destroying one Liam had received as a gift from his wife.
'Regardless of that, I thought f*** it. He's been a t** for the last six months on this tour, blowing hot and cold,' said Liam.
'So I thought, "f*** this s***, you're getting one of your guitars". And that was it.'
Liam's new group Beady Eye, which features his ex-Oasis bandmates Gem Archer, Andy Bell and Chris Sharrock, are set to release their debut album, Different Gear, Still Speeding, next month.
He has been busy talking it up, but had some words of encouragement for Noel, even though the brothers are not thought to be on speaking terms.
'I hope our kid's buzzin'. I f***in' do, actually. I hope he's gonna make great records. And he probably will,' said Liam.
Source: www.metro.co.uk
Beady Eye
Liam Gallagher
Oasis
Liam Gallagher says being in a new band is like telling people he’s now a transvestite and ordering them to call him by a new name.
The British musician made his name in rock band Oasis, which also featured his brother Noel Gallagher. The siblings have a famously turbulent relationship, with both frequently threatening to leave the group following arguments. In 2009, Noel finally walked out on the band claiming he could no longer deal with his brother.
Oasis disbanded, and Liam formed his new band Beady Eye. The name hasn’t gone down that well with critics, but Liam insists people will get used to it in time.
“I don’t give a f**k mate,” he replied, when told Beady Eye sounds like a folk band from 1972 by Q magazine. “It’s psychedelic. People know me as Oasis so it will be weird for a bit. It’s like a transvestite, like me walking into a room and going, ‘Right, that’s it, I’m called Lisa now.’ But people will be calling their kids Beady Eye by the end of the year. You’ve got to keep a beady eye on all sorts, haven’t you? It puts us next to The Beatles, as well, in the rack. Instead of the f**kin’ Osmonds.”
Liam is currently promoting Beady Eye’s debut Different Gear, Still Speeding. He is proud of the record, and had a great time making it as the group were so relaxed in the studio. The singer explained he didn’t feel under as much pressure as he had previously.
He refused to confirm or deny whether his song The Morning Son – which includes the lyric “You’re blinded by what you idolise” – is about Noel, only saying it’s a song which means a great deal to him.
“These songs were done in four, five takes. I remember doing 20 takes on that last album [2008’s Dig Out Your Soul]. I was in there singing all day long, it’s f**kin’ boring,” he explained.
“Most of the songs [on Different Gear, Still Speeding] are about no one and everyone. But The Morning Son could be the only one attached to Noel. Sometimes you can be held back by something that you f**kin’ worship too much.”
Source: www.musicrooms.net
Liam Gallagher Feels Like Transvestite
Liam Gallagher says being in a new band is like telling people he’s now a transvestite and ordering them to call him by a new name.
The British musician made his name in rock band Oasis, which also featured his brother Noel Gallagher. The siblings have a famously turbulent relationship, with both frequently threatening to leave the group following arguments. In 2009, Noel finally walked out on the band claiming he could no longer deal with his brother.
Oasis disbanded, and Liam formed his new band Beady Eye. The name hasn’t gone down that well with critics, but Liam insists people will get used to it in time.
“I don’t give a f**k mate,” he replied, when told Beady Eye sounds like a folk band from 1972 by Q magazine. “It’s psychedelic. People know me as Oasis so it will be weird for a bit. It’s like a transvestite, like me walking into a room and going, ‘Right, that’s it, I’m called Lisa now.’ But people will be calling their kids Beady Eye by the end of the year. You’ve got to keep a beady eye on all sorts, haven’t you? It puts us next to The Beatles, as well, in the rack. Instead of the f**kin’ Osmonds.”
Liam is currently promoting Beady Eye’s debut Different Gear, Still Speeding. He is proud of the record, and had a great time making it as the group were so relaxed in the studio. The singer explained he didn’t feel under as much pressure as he had previously.
He refused to confirm or deny whether his song The Morning Son – which includes the lyric “You’re blinded by what you idolise” – is about Noel, only saying it’s a song which means a great deal to him.
“These songs were done in four, five takes. I remember doing 20 takes on that last album [2008’s Dig Out Your Soul]. I was in there singing all day long, it’s f**kin’ boring,” he explained.
“Most of the songs [on Different Gear, Still Speeding] are about no one and everyone. But The Morning Son could be the only one attached to Noel. Sometimes you can be held back by something that you f**kin’ worship too much.”
Source: www.musicrooms.net
Beady Eye
Liam Gallagher
Oasis
Liam Gallagher has claimed that a fan once snorted some of his dandruff after mistaking it for cocaine.
The Beady Eye frontman told Q that the incident occurred after he had performed with his former band Oasis at the Glastonbury festival.
Gallagher said: "I've got bad skin. I've got psoriasis all over my f**king body. Everywhere except for me face. And every now and again on me head.
"Everyone's backstage and this geezer comes up to me off his t*ts, going 'I ain't seen Oasis for f**king years, f**king great' and I'm going 'yeah, alright'.
"And he goes to his mate, 'Look Steve, he's even got cocaine in his hair'. And he pulls a bit of s**t out me hair."
Gallagher claimed that the fan then snorted the dandruff.
Source: www.digitalspy.co.uk
Fan 'Snorts Liam Gallagher's Dandruff'
Liam Gallagher has claimed that a fan once snorted some of his dandruff after mistaking it for cocaine.
The Beady Eye frontman told Q that the incident occurred after he had performed with his former band Oasis at the Glastonbury festival.
Gallagher said: "I've got bad skin. I've got psoriasis all over my f**king body. Everywhere except for me face. And every now and again on me head.
"Everyone's backstage and this geezer comes up to me off his t*ts, going 'I ain't seen Oasis for f**king years, f**king great' and I'm going 'yeah, alright'.
"And he goes to his mate, 'Look Steve, he's even got cocaine in his hair'. And he pulls a bit of s**t out me hair."
Gallagher claimed that the fan then snorted the dandruff.
Source: www.digitalspy.co.uk
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