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    Liam Gallagher Blasts Oasis Fans Criticizing His Voice, ‘Don’t Come To Our Shows’

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    Liam Gallagher Blasts Oasis Fans Criticizing His Voice, ‘Don’t Come To Our Shows’

    Liam Gallagher took to X to respond to complaints about his voice at Wembley.

    “To all those SH*TCUNTS who were crying about my ANGELIC TONES last night you ain’t real fans your just IMPOSTERS,” the singer wrote. “And if you do have tickets you wanna get rid off I’ll gladly take them off your hands we don’t want the likes of you at our concerts nxt year any way LF*CKING.”

    Gallagher performed a short set during the Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois boxing match on September 21. This was his first performance since the Oasis reunion was announced a few weeks ago. The rocker played in front of about 96,000 fans. He sang three Oasis songs: ‘Rock ‘N’ Roll Star,’ ‘Cigarettes and Alcohol,’ and ‘Supersonic.’

    Some people quickly criticized Gallagher. “Good job Liam Gallagher sold those tickets early doors!” ESPN commentator Rob Palmer said on X. “All those fools that have spent thousands on Oasis tickets for next year. Liam Gallagher sounds crap at Wembley tonight. Enjoy suckers….” another person wrote.

    One other commenter added, “I don’t think there’s been a worse performance at Wembley than what Liam Gallagher just had.” During the performance, Liam kept signaling to the sound team. He explained why on X when a fan asked, “I saw ya make jesters to the sound guy during supersonic but that’s all I saw, you sounded great to me, absolutely buzzing for next year now.”

    The frontman replied, “Yes 3 guitars on that stage and couldn’t hear 1 bumbaclart.” When someone else asked why he missed the first line of the song, Gallagher responded again, “Couldn’t hear guitars all 3 of them.”

    Oasis’ guitarist and founding member, Bonehead, joined Gallagher on stage. It makes fans hopeful he’ll be part of the band’s reunion. Earlier this week, Liam hinted that ‘a few new faces’ could join Oasis for their 2025 reunion shows.

    The Oasis Live 25 world tour has already sold out its first 14 stadium dates, set for next summer in Cardiff, Manchester, London, Edinburgh, and Dublin.

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