Liam Gallagher says he gets 'battered on stage' and has brandy to 'chill out'

It has been quite a week for legendary Stone Roses frontman Ian Brown - after his decision to go it alone on his new solo tour without a live band. But while that decision infuriated some of his fans, he could most definitely count on the backing of one of his biggest fans - in the form of Liam Gallagher.

New York City's exclusive Dakota building has been listed for $11. 9 million, but buyers beware that even the most famous celebrities have been barred from getting a place in the building, including Madonna and Cher.  The pre-war property features dazzling rooms of furnished wood and tasteful design and comes with four bedrooms, four full bathrooms, and seven fireplaces and is finished with granite countertops and hardwood floors.

Oasis band member Bonehead, real name Paul Arthurs, is cancer free and former bandmate Liam Gallagher took to Twitter to share the positive news.Liam tweeted out about his diagnosis and fans and friends alike were overjoyed.In all caps, Liam wrote: "Yes Bonehead, we knew you'd kick its a***. So f***ing happy Guinness LG x"READ MORE:Liam Gallagher says he doesn’t get sad ‘for too long’ because he's good lookingMany fans were equally as happy to hear that he'd beaten cancer and noted that it may be a sign to get the band back together.One tweeted that it was "brilliant news," a happy follower said that they were "buzzing" while another told Liam that they are "so happy".One dedicated fan was so moved by the announcement that they admitted they were "sobbing," while another fan simply branded Bonehead "a legend of the game".Bonehead himself also tweeted: "Update on my cancer; I had a full scan 10 days ago and it’s all clear, it’s gone.

Harry and Sandra Redknapp's marriage is a love story that has captivated the nation's hearts. And in their new autobiography, When Harry Met Sandra, the former footballer and his infamous beloved wife Sandra tell all on their 54 year marriage and their journey as parents. One notable moment in the book, during the chapter A wedding in Bermuda, Sandra opened up on her son Jamie's marriage to former daughter-in-law Louise Redknapp.

Oasis singer Liam Gallagher has claimed that he doesn’t get sad for too long because he is “good looking”, according to a tweet by an Oasis fan Twitter account. Gallagher, 50, who was in the rock band Oasis alongside his older brother Noel, is quoted by oasismania_uk, a fan-run Oasis account on Twitter, as saying: “I suppose I do get sad, but not for too long.

The family home where music legend John Lennon practiced with The Beatles bandmate Sir Paul McCartney as teenager has sold at auction. The modest three-bedroom semi in Blomfield Road in Allerton, Liverpool, played a instrumental role his musical development and was flogged for just less than £280,000.

Antiques Roadshow viewers were stunned when a man with John Lennon's old door number said he wouldn't be selling it - even thought it could be worth a whopping £16,000.The man took the plaque - which said number 251 - when the show visited Liverpool, which is where The Beatles formed back in the 60s.There were gasps from the crowd when he said it was the door number from the late star's childhood home.READ MORE: Baffling Antiques Roadshow episode shows dead moth used to make Queen's wedding dressAnd people were further shocked when antiques expert Raj Bisram told him that the little number could fetch an incredible five to eight thousand pounds "easily" in a specialist memorabilia sale."But it could double that, it could double that, it really could double that!" Raj said.The owner explained that his uncle had owned the property at some point after the Lennon family sold it, and that he was then "one of the few Beatles fans that got into the house for about 36 years"."When he was making changes to the gate, he gave me the old number plate," he said.Clearly excited, Raj said: "That's an iconic item, you know, we are talking about one of the greatest bands in the world ever...

Noel Gallagher doesn't appear to be a fan of The Royal Family as he made a subtle dig at them during a homecoming gig.The former Oasis star took to the stage in Manchester at the Football For Change dinner surrounded by celebs including Coleen Rooney and former footballer, Jamie Carragher.Just days after the world came together for the funeral of the late Queen Elizabeth, Noel threw shade at the British monarchy.READ MORE: Liam Gallagher plans epic Caribbean 50th birthday party - but Noel won't be thereThis however isn't the first time Noel has commented on the royals – in June, he expressed his frustration after discovering several members of staff took time off for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.At the time, he said: "Now, its appeal is dwindling, like religion."While performing on Thursday (September 22), the Longsight-born musician said: "Is anyone here from Manchester?"This is for the real Royal Family," before performing the 1994 Oasis song, Half The World Away, reports The Mirror.The song became the soundtrack for the BBC comedy series The Royle Family which entertained millions of viewers between 1998 and 2012.It comes after Noel revealed that the late David Bowie had inspired him to "put himself out there" with his music as part of Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds.Speaking to Sky News, he stated that Bowie has perhaps "one of the most interesting stories in all of music."He went on to say: "My relationship's purely through the music, really."I didn't really know him that well, I was first aware of him in the '80s, doing Let's Dance and all that, and then going back, when I was getting more into music, going back in time."I'm a big fan.

Noel Gallagher jokingly made a 'dig at the monarchy' last night as he paid tribute to 'real royal family' at a star-studded charity gala.

THE one show fans were stunned when they saw the dramatic transformation of a boyband heart-throb. Fans flocked to Twitter to comment on how different Take That's Mark Owen looked.

Liam Gallagher has finally revealed that he and John Squire of The Stone Roses are in talks to form a supergroup.Speculation has been rife about the potential of the two joining forces since Liam hinted at the possibility earlier this year, with fans of both Manchester rockers hoping for confirmation.During his sold-out performances at Knebworth, Liam brought the guitarist on stage to perform Oasis' 1995 hit track Champagne Supernova.READ MORE: Liam Gallagher says he gets 'battered on stage' and has brandy to 'chill out'Welcoming John onto the stage, the former Oasis star exclaimed: "A big f**king round of applause for the coolest man on the planet, the one and only John f**king Squire." At the time, Liam shared a tweet with his followers reading: "super group incoming LG JS," which sent fans into a frenzy.Now, he's confirmed the news, teasing that the pair are working on music together during an interview with Matt Wilkinson on Apple Music 1.When asked for an update, Burnage-born Liam responded: "Yeah, serious, man, but we've got things to do first, and he's got things to clear up and that.

Liam Gallagher has confirmed that he’s in talks with John Squire about forming a supergroup.The former Oasis singer in June teased the idea of the pair collaborating when he’d brought out the former The Stone Roses guitarist for his pair of Knebworth shows to perform the 1995 Oasis classic ‘Champagne Supernova’.“Super group incoming LG JS,” read one of Gallagher’s tweets at the time.Now, in a new interview with Matt Wilkinson on Apple Music 1 Gallagher has said the pair are “definitely” going to work together.Gallagher said in response to Wilkinson’s request for an update on the matter: “Yeah. Serious, man. But we’ve got things to do first, and he’s got things to clear up and that.

HE has had more hangovers than most people have had hot dinners and now Liam Gallagher wants to put his alcohol expertise to good use, by opening his own boozer. The Oasis rocker celebrated his 50th birthday yesterday by jetting off to Mustique in the Caribbean with his kids, but back at home he has been toying with the pub idea. A source said: “Liam loves an evening down the pub and likes to keep it real rather than going to overpriced members’ clubs.

Liam Gallagher has had six months off booze in the last three decades. The 50-year-old rocker opened up on his voice after a career in the spotlight with Oasis, Beady Eye and now his own solo career, and he admitted his drinking and smoking has had an impact. He told Matt Wilkinson on Apple Music 1: "The main thing for me is, obviously I smoke and I drink and I get involved, unlike some rock stars.

Liam Gallagher has said that he has been swigging “half a bottle of brandy” before he goes on stage over the last year.The former Oasis frontman, who turned 50 today (September 21), said he had been drinking brandy with honey and hot water to warm up his voice.Speaking to Matt Wilkinson on Apple Music 1, he discussed his recent pre-show ritual but said he had attempted to “chill out” his drinking at his last few gigs.“It’s half a bottle of brandy before I go on,” Gallagher said. “I have kind of backed it off now. But the last year I’ve been walloping the brandy with honey and hot water, and going on a little bit…“I’ve been getting a bit battered on stage recently.

Oasis in the early nineties, Liam Gallagher has become one of music's biggest stars.However, his antics on and off stage have become just as famous as the band's music.READ NEXT: Oasis' iconic Be Here Now album cover car goes missing as fans urged to find itFrom causing at the 1996 BRIT Awards, to making jibes at fellow musicians, Liam has been at the centre of some huge controversies throughout his career.As Liam celebrates his 50th birthday, Daily Star takes a look at the star's biggest controversies.Oasis are undeniably one of the biggest acts of all time and in the mid-nineties, they were one of the bands who had spearheaded the Brit Pop movement.It is no surprise then that they were honoured by the BRIT awards in 1996 as Best New Band.However, despite thanking "all the people" in their speech, the band's appearance did not come without a few controversies along the way.The late INXS singer Michael Hutchence gave the band their award, but Liam took the microphone and could be heard making a jibe at the star.He said: "'Right, first thing first. I heard Michael was going to give me a slap.

SHE landed the role as Glinda The Good Witch in the upcoming two-film adaptation of the hit musical Wicked. Now Ariana Grande has found her own fairytale palace to rent while in the UK working on the film — an eight-figure mega mansion. Insiders say the Thank U, Next singer is living in a palatial property in North London, with plush Hampstead Heath, trendy Highgate and well-to-do Belsize Park nearby, meaning Liam Gallagher and Ricky Gervais are among her neighbours.

Oasis‘ classic song ‘Roll With It’ has been trending on TikTok, with users uploading clips of them singing along to the single in their best Liam Gallagher impression.The song, which appears on the Manchester band’s second album ‘(What’s the Story) Morning Glory’ and is also known for being their infamous chart battle song against Blur’s ‘Country House’ in 1995, appears to have a new audience with children and teenagers alike engaging with the trend.#RollWithIt sees TikTok users play the intro to the track – usually wearing a bucket hat or displaying “lad” behaviour – before singing the lyrics “You gotta roll with it” with makeshift mics above their heads in classic Liam style.Friends and/or family members are often spotted holding up the mic or rocking with the fake Gallaghers as the tune rings out. In some clips, people pretend to get into fights before taking to the stage.

Robbie Williams has said it “would be cool” to return to Glastonbury this year to take on the coveted legends slot.The pop star, who released his record-breaking ‘XXV’ compilation earlier this month, hasn’t played at Worthy Farm since he made his debut appearance at the iconic event back in 1998.During a new interview with BBC Breakfast, Williams was asked whether he’d be up for making a Glasto comeback with a legends set.“Yeah, that’d be cool. Actually, I’d like to do that,” he replied.