Yahoo News Liam Gallagher issues message after opening night at Manchester’s Co-op Live
Liam Gallagher said the vibes at his first homecoming show at the Co-op Live arena were 'biblical' in a message to his fans.
The former Oasis frontman shared a post on X today (Sunday) after performing to thousands of fans at the venue last night. He said they 'absolutely smashed it' at the first of his four-gig run on his Definitely Maybe tour.
The Manc rock icon's post on X, formerly Twitter, said: "Manchester BIBLICAL vibes in that arena last night you all absolutely smashed it stay young LG x".
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The show last night was the first at the Co-op Live to celebrate Oasis’ Definitely Maybe in its 30th anniversary year. Liam told fans he intended to 'f***ing put this place on the map' as he took to the stage.
He told the audience he approved of the new venue as he performed some of Oasis' biggest anthems like Live Forever, Slide Away and Supersonic. Support came from Liam's son Gene Gallagher and his band Villanelle, and Liverpool indie legends Cast.
Speaking to the MEN earlier this year, Liam said he was looking forward to playing Manchester's newest live venue. He said: "I'm impressed, it looks good. I'm into it man."
With typical Liam swagger he added: "The big gigs are easy - I get more nervous at the little gigs you know."
The star will perform again at Co-op Live on on June 16, 27 and 28.
