Liam Gallagher Would Rather

Liam Gallagher Would Rather "Eat S**t" Than Listen To U2 The former Oasis frontman has lashed out at the band, calling them beige on Twitter.

Liam Gallagher has taken to Twitter to slam U2 as beige toff rock.

The outspoken rocker was replying to a fan who jokingly asked if he was going to watch U2 at the weekend, who are being supported by his estranged brother Noel.

Ever the charmer, the Wall Of Glass singer replied: Id rather eat my own shit than than listen to them bunch of beige fucks as you were.

Gallagher also revealed that hes been recording full orchestra versions of tracks from his As You Were album.

Its unclear whether these will appear on the record, which is set for release on 6 October 2017, but they could very well feature on deluxe editions which have been advertised on his official website.

Meanwhile, yesterday (4 July) it was revealed that Liam Gallagher would headline Dublins Samhain festival on Sunday 29 October.

The event will take place in a 4000m2 hangar at Weston airport in Lucan, which is yet to host a concert.

ie, Annie Mac will also headline the festival on 28 October, with the full line-up still to be announced.

Meanwhile, Gallagher is preparing to release, As You Were, his debut solo effort on 6 October.

Last week he shared another cut from the LP in the form of Chinatown.

The track - which comes free along with Wall Of Glass when - is a change of pace from his debut solo single-giving his fans a psychedelic slow-burner.

Talking about his upcoming debut album - which is set for release on 6 October 2017 - Gallagher said: “I didn’t want to be reinventing anything or going off on a space jazz odyssey.

It’s the Lennon Cold Turkey vibe, The Stones, the classics.

But done my way, now.

While its likely that his setlist will feature more album tracks at the festival, one thing fans probably wont see is Gallagher performing Dont Look Back In Anger.

The Noel Gallagher-penned and sung track was performed by Liam for the first time ever, who dedicated it to the victims of the Manchester Terror attack and the Grenfell Tower fire.