Showing posts with label Liam Gallagher. Show all posts
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Liam Gallagher
'As You Were' was originally released on 6th October 2017. A critical and commercial success, the album debuted at number one in the UK, outselling the rest of the UK top 10 Albums Chart combined and achieving gold certification in its first week.
It has since been certified platinum in the UK. Includes the singles "Wall Of Glass", "For What It's Worth" and "Greedy Soul".
Side A
1 Wall of Glass
2 Bold
3 Greedy Soul
4 Paper Crown
5 For What It's Worth
6 When I'm in Need
Side B
1 You Better Run
2 I Get By
3 Chinatown
4 Come Back to Me
5 Universal Gleam
Available from Townsend Music here.
Released Today: Liam Gallagher 'As You Were' Zoetrope Picture Disc National Album Day 2025
To celebrate National Album Day today, "As You Were' has been released as a special limited edition zoetrope vinyl with brand new bespoke artwork and packaging.
'As You Were' was originally released on 6th October 2017. A critical and commercial success, the album debuted at number one in the UK, outselling the rest of the UK top 10 Albums Chart combined and achieving gold certification in its first week.
It has since been certified platinum in the UK. Includes the singles "Wall Of Glass", "For What It's Worth" and "Greedy Soul".
Side A
1 Wall of Glass
2 Bold
3 Greedy Soul
4 Paper Crown
5 For What It's Worth
6 When I'm in Need
Side B
1 You Better Run
2 I Get By
3 Chinatown
4 Come Back to Me
5 Universal Gleam
Available from Townsend Music here.
Liam Gallagher
Noel Gallagher
Oasis
After a summer of unforgettable live shows across the UK and Ireland, Richard Ashcroft has been reflecting on what made the experience so special both as a performer and as a longtime friend and fan of Oasis.
“The energy of this summer, I’ll probably never experience anything like it again,” he tells The Independent. “On stage, it was great. The reaction from the crowd was just incredible. For someone like me, as a songwriter or a performer, your camel hump gets drained and you don’t know where you’re gonna find any sustenance. And then something happens like this and you think, actually, I’ve got new energy. Even just the art of writing a tune, refocusing on that, it’s inspiring.”
Ashcroft wasn’t just on stage this summer he also found time to head into the crowd and experience the gigs from a different perspective.
“Right in the thick of it,” he says, watching Oasis reminded him of the band’s raw brilliance. “It really brought home to me, wow, Noel, what a songwriter, undeniable. Liam, wow, what a force, what a power, what a voice, what a dude.”
As someone who has known the Gallagher brothers for years, he admits the tension between them hasn’t always been easy to witness.
“It’s a bit like if there’s stuff going on within your family.”
But behind the scenes, things seem to have taken a positive turn.
“The beautiful thing about it is, Liam’s discipline is amazing. I don’t think he’s allowing himself to be in any situations where he can go off track or whatnot. Noel seems to be in a really good space. The whole band seems to be. They’re blown away by it, I reckon, without having had too many massive conversations about it. In life, stories generally don’t [have] this incredible coda.”
For Ashcroft, this summer was more than just a string of shows—it was a moment of revival, reflection, and rare creative energy. A reminder that even after decades in music, the power of a great song—and a great crowd—can still work magic.
Richard Ashcroft Reflects On A Summer Of Gigs, Inspiration, And The Power Of Oasis
After a summer of unforgettable live shows across the UK and Ireland, Richard Ashcroft has been reflecting on what made the experience so special both as a performer and as a longtime friend and fan of Oasis.
“The energy of this summer, I’ll probably never experience anything like it again,” he tells The Independent. “On stage, it was great. The reaction from the crowd was just incredible. For someone like me, as a songwriter or a performer, your camel hump gets drained and you don’t know where you’re gonna find any sustenance. And then something happens like this and you think, actually, I’ve got new energy. Even just the art of writing a tune, refocusing on that, it’s inspiring.”
Ashcroft wasn’t just on stage this summer he also found time to head into the crowd and experience the gigs from a different perspective.
“Right in the thick of it,” he says, watching Oasis reminded him of the band’s raw brilliance. “It really brought home to me, wow, Noel, what a songwriter, undeniable. Liam, wow, what a force, what a power, what a voice, what a dude.”
As someone who has known the Gallagher brothers for years, he admits the tension between them hasn’t always been easy to witness.
“It’s a bit like if there’s stuff going on within your family.”
But behind the scenes, things seem to have taken a positive turn.
“The beautiful thing about it is, Liam’s discipline is amazing. I don’t think he’s allowing himself to be in any situations where he can go off track or whatnot. Noel seems to be in a really good space. The whole band seems to be. They’re blown away by it, I reckon, without having had too many massive conversations about it. In life, stories generally don’t [have] this incredible coda.”
For Ashcroft, this summer was more than just a string of shows—it was a moment of revival, reflection, and rare creative energy. A reminder that even after decades in music, the power of a great song—and a great crowd—can still work magic.
Liam Gallagher
On October 7th 2017 Liam Gallagher played at the CalJam Festival and did a bit of crowd surfing.
Following his set Liam joined headliners Foo Fighters onstage for a rendition of the Beatles 'Come Together', which also saw Aerosmith’s Joe Perry guest on guitar.
Watch some videos from his set and an interview below.
Blast From The Past: Liam Gallagher
On October 7th 2017 Liam Gallagher played at the CalJam Festival and did a bit of crowd surfing.
Following his set Liam joined headliners Foo Fighters onstage for a rendition of the Beatles 'Come Together', which also saw Aerosmith’s Joe Perry guest on guitar.
Watch some videos from his set and an interview below.
Liam Gallagher
The album entered the UK Official Albums Chart at number one with combined sales of 103,000 (91% of which were physical purchases and digital downloads), the album outsold the rest of the Top 10 combined.
Blast From The Past: Liam Gallagher
The album entered the UK Official Albums Chart at number one with combined sales of 103,000 (91% of which were physical purchases and digital downloads), the album outsold the rest of the Top 10 combined.
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