Exactly four weeks after the Champions League final began, Liam Gallagher he has taken to the stage of the Mad Cool festival and has started singing ‘Morning Glory’ and ‘Rock ‘N’ Roll Star’. And the tens of thousands of people who have endured under the sun have only been able to think of one thing: When the hell are they coming back? Oasis?
It’s been a month since the Manchester City won his first European Cup. That night of June 10, Oasis was already a trending topic on Twitter, a position it maintained throughout the 11th.
Shame on Liam (blame is his specialty).
The singer has hinted, joked and toyed with the Oasis reunion for a lot of years, but the buzz has intensified this celestial spring. He would be the biggest beneficiary of the greatest return of British rock, since his brother Noel, who is a composer, producer, guitarist and singer, maintains his solo career with much more solvency, not to say dignity. “I’m ready,” Liam replied in May to the umpteenth fan who asked on the social network if Oasis would return in the event that Manchester City won the Champions League.
City won the Champions League, the Gallaghers cried with joy, but here we are a month later listening to Liam with a few rock laborers singing bad blood “Tonight I’m a rock and roll star.” And it’s not the same.