Neil Warnock had "never seen" Liam Gallagher despite mimicking famous pose

Manchester's rock royalty is paying homage to the Queen with his own Jubilee-inspired souvenirs. In a cheeky tribute to Her Majesty the Queen Liam Gallagher has been transformed into King Liam for his gigs at Knebworth next Friday and Saturday.

arthritis for several years.The Oasis star has U-turned after previously stating he would “rather be in a wheelchair” than have the operation.Speaking on Friday, Liam admits he now needs a replacement on both hips because they are “bashed up”.However, he is delaying going under the knife until he has performed two huge gigs in Knebworth next weekend.The rocker lamented to Zoe Ball on Radio 2: “Hips man, they are both bashed up.“I just went to get these injections the other day actually so now I'm buzzing. I’m like Louie Spence.“I might go and ruin my career at Knebworth and go on there and start doing some high kicks like [Mick] Jagger and everyone is going to go, ‘I want my money back, I only come here to see him stand still’.“No, no, so they are alright man, but I’m going to have the operation next year maybe.

Oasis star Liam Gallagher has issued a health announcement. The rocker will undergo hip replacement surgery after his Knebworth gigs in early June. Revealing the need for the operation, he said: “I think I’d rather just be in pain, which is ridiculous, obviously.

Liam Gallagher says he might dedicate a song to his brother Noel at his Knebworth gig next Sunday (June 5). The former Oasis bandmates have been embroiled in a public feud since their falling out at a Paris gig in 2009 saw the group split.Despite Oasis selling more than 70million albums worldwide, the pair have been unable to reconcile in the last 13 years and it was reported last year that Noel had turned down £100million for a reunion tour.Liam was asked by Zoe Ball on the Radio 2 Breakfast Show whether he would be sending Noel a card for his birthday this weekend.“Nah, nah, nah,” Liam replied.

Liam Gallagher, 49, has said he would donate a kidney to his brother Noel, 54, if he needed one “without a doubt”.The brothers have been embroiled in a bitter feud since Oasis split in 2009 following a backstage argument in Paris.During a question and answer with fans in The Guardian, Liam said Noel is “my brother and I love him”, before adding that his older brother is “all bravado”.Asked “if Noel’s life depended on a new kidney and you were the only donor match, would you give him one of yours?” the 49-year-old replied: “Without a doubt. Of course I would. He’s my brother, man, and I love him.

LIAM GALLAGHER is one of the most stubborn men in music but even he has to admit being wrong sometimes. The ex-Oasis rocker insisted he was shunning doctors’ advice to have hip-replacement surgery last month. He’s now done a U-turn and c.

Liam Gallagher has said he might dedicate a song to brother Noel when he plays Knebworth next weekend.Speaking to Zoe Ball on The Radio 2 Breakfast Show, Gallagher was asked if he will be sending Noel a card for his birthday this weekend.“Nah nah nah,” Liam replied. “When is it, Sunday? …I’ll have just done Knebworth, bless him, I might give him a shout out, dedicate one of his songs to him.

Manchester music mogul Liam Gallagher has today launched a collection with one of the UK's most popular high street stores, and people are going wild for it. The collection has already pretty much sold out online, so now shoppers will need to flock to certain stores if they want to be in a chance of bagging a piece.

Liam Gallagher has launched a fashion line with Selfridges. The 49-year-old musician - best known for being part of Manchester rock band Oasis alongside his older brother Noel, 54, - has partnered with the upmarket department store to create a range that includes Liam’s own personally designed clothing for Nigel Cabourn, as well as upcycled jackets from Barbour, a collection with C. P.

Liam Gallagher was taken by surprise on the Zoe Ball Breakfast show this morning when he learned it was his brother Noel Gallagher’s birthday.The former Oasis member confirmed he “won’t” be sending Noel a card, but did discuss an alternative tribute that would “do his head in”. Liam, 49, joined Zoe, 51, on her breakfast show this morning to speak about his new album C’MON YOU KNOW and spoke about his upcoming live performance at Knebworth Park in Stevenage. However, things got awkward when the conversation turned to his older brother, Noel, 54, who he formerly played alongside in their world famous band Oasis. After complimenting a couple of his new tracks as they aired on BBC Radio 2 this morning, Zoe quizzed Liam on whether he had any plans for his brother’s 55th birthday.“I have to mention, it’s your brother Noel’s birthday on Sunday,” Zoe remarked. “Will you send him a text or a card or something?”“Is it?” Liam replied quickly. “No, no, no,” he confirmed briefly, trailing off.“Oh well one day…” Zoe added awkwardly, before Liam interjected: “What, is it Sunday?”“Yeah, it’s Sunday,” Zoe confirmed, to which Liam sarcastically replied: “Bless him.

Homecomings don't get much bigger than Liam Gallagher playing on the turf of his beloved Manchester City. Thousands will be heading to watch the one-time Oasis frontman rock out at the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday night in one of his most eagerly-anticipated gigs of the summer.

NME can exclusively reveal a new clip from the upcoming documentary, Liam Gallagher: 48 Hours At Rockfield. Check it out above.The clip from the new Sky Special, which airs tonight (May 24), shows the frontman and his two sons approaching the cows at the legendary Welsh music studios, before reflecting on his infamously raucous time there recording Oasis‘ ‘(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?’ back in 1995.“Yes cows!,” he begins in the clip, approaching the livestock as they chow down on hay.

JUST last month Liam Gallagher admitted he was on a “downwards slide” and in such bad shape he needed a double hip replacement. But in a new warts-and-all film about his life, he insists his hellraising days are not behind him, and he’ll be boozing until he’s 80. During Sky documentary Liam Gallagher: 48 Hours At Rockfield, he says: “I am not into yoga and I don’t eat tofu.

Noel Gallagher are the warring rock and roll star brothers whose bitter rivalry has been reignited once again after the younger sibling had a new dig at him.Liam, 49, sparked the bitter feud with his older brother after calling him "an a**e licker".The rock star made the swipe on Twitter after it was suggested that Noel, 54, had more talent than him during their time in Oasis.Liam had taken to Twitter to take shots at ex-footballers Jamie Carragher and Steven Gerrard while celebrating Man City edging out Liverpool for the Premier League title on Sunday (May 22).As numerous Liverpool fans rushed to defend the former England player, one wrote: "Noel had the talent."Liam, 49, replied by tweeting: "As an a**e licker."The brothers formed Oasis, which originally also consisted of Paul "Bonehead" Arthurs, Paul McGuigan and Tony McCarroll, in Manchester in 1991.Liam and Noel have barely spoken to each other directly since Oasis split in 2009 when they had a bust-up before a gig in France.But Liam has regularly taken a pop at his brother in interviews and on social media with witty one-liners.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up for one of our newsletters here .Back in 2016 Liam had tweeted "Potato" to accompany a side-profile shot of Noel, giving his brother a new nickname that ended up sticking.He then posted a grumpy-looking picture of Noel “Pouting Potato” and has used "Potato" to describe him several times since.In 2017, Liam also had a pop at his brother employing a professional scissors player on stage.Speaking on BBC Radio 1 he said: "I’m gonna have someone sharpening a pencil at my gig. It’s gonna proper blow people’s minds."I find that a bit strange—the scissor thing.

Liam Gallagher took to twitter to slam ex Rangers boss Steven Gerrard, and former Liverpool and England defender Jamie Carragher following Manchester City’s Premier League title win.

Liam Gallagher has announced details of an open-air gig in Cardiff in September.The former Oasis frontman will play a host of outdoor gigs this summer, including a huge show at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium and a pair of sold-out dates at Knebworth Park.Gallagher has now confirmed that he will conclude his summer tour with a show at Alexandra Head in Cardiff Bay on September 15.Support on the night will come from The Charlatans, with more special guests set to be announced soon.Tickets for Gallagher’s newly announced Cardiff show will go on general sale on Friday (May 27) at 10am, and you’ll be able to buy them from here.You can see Gallagher’s upcoming tour schedule in the UK and Ireland below.June1 – Etihad Stadium, Manchester3 – Knebworth Park, Knebworth4 – Knebworth Park, Knebworth24 – Ormeau Park, Belfast26 – Hampden Park, GlasgowAugust27 – Royal Hospital Kilmainham, DublinSeptember15 – Alexandra Head, CardiffGallagher’s tour this summer is in support of his forthcoming new solo album ‘C’MON YOU KNOW’, which is set for release on May 27 via Warner.Last week Gallagher performed his unreleased track ‘World’s In Need’ on Later… With Jools Holland.The musician was involved in a Twitter exchange with former Liverpool player and Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher yesterday (May 22) following Manchester City’s title-clinching victory over Aston Villa.After Carragher said that City, Gallagher’s team, will “never win the Champions league & Oasis are shite compared to The Beatles“, Gallagher responded: “Oasis piss all over the Beatles how many times did they do Knebworth?”

Liam Gallagher got into a Twitter scrap with former Liverpool defender and current Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher yesterday, at one point tweeting that Oasis “piss all over the Beatles“.The musician and avowed Manchester City fan provided some characteristically colourful commentary on Twitter during the team’s Premier League face-off against Aston Villa on May 22.Man City defeated Aston Villa three to two to clinch their sixth championship at Etihad Stadium, and fourth title in five years. Some of Gallagher’s tweets that evening targeted Aston Villa coach Steven Gerrard, but the musician also turned his attention to Carragher.“What you saying Carra you [bell] end,” Gallagher tweeted at one point.

Liam Gallagher, 49, has reignited the bitter rivalry with his brother after calling him "an a**e licker".The rock star made the swipe on Twitter after it was suggested that Noel, 54, had more talent than him during their time in Oasis.Man City fan Liam was in a bullish mood on the social media platform on Sunday (May 22). The singer wasn't afraid to voice his opinions as he also took shots at ex-footballers Jamie Carragher and Steven Gerrard while celebrating Man City's win over Liverpool for the Premier League title.

Jamie Carragher has hit back at Liam Gallagher after the Liverpool legend was savagely called a "b*****d".Iconic Oasis singer Gallagher took to Twitter after his side Manchester City clinched the Premier League title in spectacular circumstances in the final game of the season. City nearly lost out after going 2-0 down to Aston Villa while Liverpool closed in on a victory against Wolves.Against all odds, the Etihad club were able to muster a comeback to win 3-2 and clinch the league by a narrow one-point margin ahead of Liverpool.

Liam Gallagher heads up tonight’s episode of Later… With Jools Holland – watch him play unreleased track ‘World’s In Need’ below.The long-running and prestigious BBC show returned last week (May 14) for a new season, with all the musical guests in the same room for the first time since lockdown. Leading the first episode was Wet Leg, who performed ‘Wet Dream’ and ‘Ur Mum’.Also on tonight’s episode will be Oumou Sangaré, Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul and Sinead O’Brien.

Oasis‘ Liam and Noel Gallagher that led to the band’s break-up has sold at auction for £325,000.The red Gibson ES-355 guitar was broken backstage at the Rock en Seine festival in Paris in August 2009, where the band notoriously cancelled their set at the last minute after Noel left the band with immediate effect.It was announced last month that the guitar would be going up for auction, with a starting price of €150,000 (£125,000). Auctioneers were predicting that the item could go for as much as €500,000 (£415,000), but in the end it sold for €385,500 (£325,000).The auction was held by the Artpèges gallery, with founder Jonathan Berg saying that the guitar represented “a cult moment” in modern musical history, adding: “Things had been brewing for a while between the two brothers.