Liam Gallagher references estranged brother Noel during impromptu pub performance
Liam Gallagher appeared to reference estranged brother Noel during an impromptu performance in an Irish pub.
The former Oasis star was caught on camera as he sang a new track for locals at JJ Finan's pub in Charleston, West Ireland on Saturday night.
Surprising pub-goers, Gallagher whipped out his guitar during a drinking session and proceeded to perform a number of brand new songs for lucky onlookers.
The never before heard lyrics seemed to include a mention of his brother, with whom he's been having a public spat over the last few months.
Referencing Noel's most recent solo album, Chasing Yesterday, Gallagher sang: "When I wake up and I hear you say/ There's no love worth chasing yesterday."
He continues: "Yes I know, I've been wrong/ Didn't do what I was told/ Yes I know I've been wrong/ Didn't do what I was told/ I ain't looking for no 9-5/ Sick of wasting all my precious time/ Cos it's alright /Cos it's alright now."
Noel recently slammed his brother while performing on stage at Cork's Marquee venue after getting into a dispute with a heckler.
When an audience member shouted 'where is Liam' during his performance, Gallagher responded:
"Liam’s at home looking at himself in the mirror. Fortunately, he’s still not a big a c*** as you are."
He added: "Imagine that. Being the bigger c***."
