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Alan McGee later remembered: 'Damon left the party thinking "F--k you, Liam, I'm going to teach you a lesson".'

The track is scheduled to appear on the band's upcoming 'Dissolve' EP.

Noel Gallagher wrote the song in half an hour – within two years the Mancunian rockers would be the biggest band in the world.

'Andy bell from ride the shoe gazing phenomenon should really not be getting people’s hopes up,' wrote Gallagher on Twitter

Despite never having actually topped the charts, the song from '(What's the Story) Morning Glory' has beaten out bangers by Queen and Fleetwood Mac

Gene's band Villanelle will join Cast and the View as support.

Well, they wouldn't want to be rude.

'Listen, John's great, I'm great, the Roses were great and Oasis was great, and two of their band members coming together to make a record was always going to excite people.'

'This here is what we do. John's playing out of his skin and I’m singing great, and it is what it is… It's not hard making music when you know what you're doing.' – Liam Gallagher

Now Liam is arguing semantics: 'They said, "Will we see you there?" I said, "Yeah." And they might. I might be selling CBD Toblerones.'

After March 1 fans in the U.K. will no longer be able to stream the acclaimed, and frequently hilarious, documentary.

'I don’t need some w**k award by some geriatric in a cowboy hat,' the former Oasis frontman said on X/Twitter.

Also announced: the Manc supergroup's forthcoming tour has sold out in just 30 seconds.

The Mancunian duo's self-titled album is out March 1, with a tour following later that month.

As the Mancunian legends top the midweek charts, John Squire references the Stone Roses in the new promo clip.

In today’s Manc Supergroup news, Liam announces: 'We’re going to give it a bit of b***ocks, mate.'

The first single from the Mancunian heavyweights has arrived.

The pair previewed another snippet of their psychedelic, trippy single via Instagram.

"I'm not involved in any way," the rhythm guitarist said during his radio show. "But I've heard it."

From upcoming albums (announced or rumored) to films, trends and anniversaries, these are our most anticipated new projects of 2024.

Single 'Just Another Rainbow' drops January 5: 'When rock ‘n’ roll calls, you gotta pick up the phone.'

A new video and website for the rumored Mancunian supergroup have gone live

For 20 years, Liam Gallagher was the renowned singer in Oasis and the greatest frontman of his generation. Then, after two mediocre albums with Beady Eye, he suddenly found himself in crisis, cut adrift with the rest of the mooks on the street. On the eve of an epic new film about Oasis, Ted Kessler meets Liam down the boozer to hear about how he got his life back together “outside of the bubble”, and how he’s now making plans for a dynamic new chapter.

Liam Gallagher and Skepta, captured by Jordan Hughes at the Q Awards, London, October 2017. An outtake from Q379, available to buy here.

The man of the moment on why The Stone Roses' 1989 debut was such a gamechanger for him.

As a new festival Groovefest – and Liam Gallagher – visit, Paul Stokes experiences the island nation's efforts to join Club Med