Liam Gallagher

Prosecutors drop case, but judge brands pair 'entitled young men who think they can get what they want by misbehaving'

Gene Gallagher, 21, and Sonny Starkey, 20, had charges dropped against them in return for them agreeing to be bound over over the incident at a Tesco in ...

Extra tickets have just been released for Liam Gallagher's two huge sold-out Knebworth Park shows. Liam Gallagher will return to Knebworth over the Queen's ...

"New tickets for the sold-out Knebworth shows go on-sale at 10am April 8th. They have also confirmed the full line-ups for both days. Released on May 27, fans who pre-order Liam Gallagher's new album ‘C’MON YOU KNOW’ at https://store.liamgallagher.com/ will get early access to a ticket pre-sale for the Knebworth increased capacity tickets. Extra tickets for Liam Gallagher's two Knebworth Park shows have been released. Extra tickets have just been released for Liam Gallagher's two huge sold-out Knebworth Park shows. Extra tickets for Liam Gallagher's two Knebworth Park shows have been released.

Listen to the title track from the former Oasis rocker's third solo album, which is set for release on 27th May.

When asked about his comments by Loudwire Nights host Toni Gonzalez, Gallagher said: "I mean, not all of them are [useless], but the majority of them are. And 20% of it is kind of classic, like Everything's Electric." I'd rather be that than f****** some politically correct f****** idiot." Obviously, you've got a certain degree of, your tunes have gotta be decent enough, but I think attitude goes a long way. It's like U2, they pass themselves as a rock 'n' roll band, but what the? 80% of the record is a bit peculiar.

Following the release of his third solo album, Liam Gallagher has shared a new single 'C'mon You Know', which serves as the stonking LP's title track.

As the name suggests, the show was recorded on a barge for a live-stream event in December 2020. Elsewhere, Gallagher will release a new live album, Down By The River Thames on May 27th. The track comes after the preview single ‘Everything’s Electric’, which saw the ex-Oasis frontman deliver a boisterous slice of melody-driven rock clearly designed to pack stadiums with nostalgic teenagers.

Produced by Andrew Wyatt and featuring Vampire Weekend's Ezra Koenig on saxophone, the song is the title track from Gallagher's upcoming third solo album, C'mon ...

“It’s gonna be biblical,” Gallagher said of the shows in an Instagram post. “C’mon You Know” follows the release of single “Everything’s Electric,” which was co-written by Dave Grohl — who also plays drums on the track — and produced by Greg Kurstin. Gallagher performed the song at the Brit Awards in February. Gallagher dubbed the track “the sound of the summer” on Twitter, teasing an upcoming music video starring actor Rory Kinnear. The song is notably upbeat, with the musician singing, ““C’mon, you know it’s gonna be alright/And we’re gonna dance all night/C’mon on you know/Get up, stand up if you feel alive/I only wanna see you smile.”

The Oasis alum's LP of the same name is out soon.

Earlier this year, Gallagher defended Taylor Swift after the pop star shot down Damon Albarn, singer of Blur and Gorillaz, for saying Swift didn't write her songs herself. Near the bottom of this post, hear "C'mon You Know" and see the artwork and track listing for its parent album, out on May 27. Gallagher was one of many who paid tribute to Foo Fighters' Taylor Hawkins after the drummer's unexpected death last week.

The son of Oasis legend Liam Gallagher and The Beatles drummer Ringo Starr have been labelled “entitled young men” by a judge, after a drunken fracas in a ...

“My role is to deal with security issues within the store, they didn’t allow me to handle the situation. “The crown is now bound to see phase 2 in light of these events. During the confrontation at the beginning, she described “young men throwing groceries around” and a member of Tesco’s staff “hitting and grabbing Mr Starkey and appearing to target him.” She added that the staff member was the “aggressor”. “In that footage one can see a member of staff advancing towards Mr Starkey, Mr Starkey falling out of view and apparently to the ground,” he said. “Phase 2 involved kicks and punches delivered” by Gallagher and Starkey directed to one of staff members, Mr Agbamu said, while phase three saw Starkey put in a headlock and kept like that for “some minutes”, by one of the employees. Mr Agbamu explained that two days ago the prosecution were presented with “enhanced” CCTV by Starkey’s legal team, which showed a “lost part of phase 1”- the confrontation at the start.

Gene Gallagher, Sonny Starkey and Noah Ponte faced trial after an altercation in a Tesco store in May 2019.

In my opinion both sides could have handled this situation better.’ CCTV footage showed a member of staff ‘advancing’ towards Starkey before Starkey fell out of view, apparently to the ground, while one witness described the member of staff as the ‘aggressor’ to the court. The altercation had occurred in a Tesco store in Hampstead, London, shortly before midnight on May 17, 2019, when shop staff tried to stop Ponte leaving with a £1.70 can of gin and tonic, which he was unable to buy as it was outside of the hours they were licensed to sell alcohol.

Prosecutors said Gallagher threw “kicks and punches” at shop staff in a late-night brawl at a London Tesco Express.

Meanwhile, one witness described the member of staff as the “aggressor”, the court was told. In my opinion both sides could have handled this situation better.” Staff were said to have started “grabbing” Ponte before an altercation in which prosecutors said Starkey and Gallagher threw “kicks and punches” at one worker, who then managed to get Starkey in a headlock for “some minutes”, the court heard.