Liam Gallagher Reveals $8,000 Tickets To Fans?

Liam Gallagher is now ready for his new musical tour. He told fans that he is “gonna go for it visually”. The ‘Definitely Maybe’ tour was hyped by the former Oasis frontman earlier this month, but now he informed fans that the tour will begin to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the band’s 1994 debut album. He joked he may sell $8,000 tickets.

No solo stuffs def maybe album b sides I am the walrus that’s well worth 8 grand a ticket

— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) October 31, 2023

This means that next summer UK and Ireland will have some exceptional moments. Liam confirms that Sheffield, Cardiff, Glasgow and Dublin, London’s O2 Arena, the Co-Op Live venue in Manchester (the singer’s hometown) will be the tour stop points.

The Britpop icon wants to make this moment grandeur and he will leave no stone unturned to make it a reality. Noel Gallagher won’t be a part of the tour, but that hasn’t stopped him from a 30th anniversary reissue of the album to celebrate the moment. The tickets for the tour went live October 20th and there are more shows in Manchester and London due to the demand.

It’s gonna be mega trust me. I’m gonna go for it visually. I’m gonna bring the cover alive on stage flamingos bowls of lasagna that I’m gonna dive head first in naked cmon.

It’s gonna be mega trust me I’m gonna go for it visually I’m gonna bring the cover alive on stage flamingos bowls of lasagna that I’m gonna dive head first in naked cmon

— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) October 26, 2023

NME recalled how the cover of ‘Definitely Maybe’ is “Inspired by the sleeve of ‘A Collection Of Beatles Oldies’”. The last conversation in this regard had thoughts on how Liam and team shot the album.

The band were shot in Bonehead’s front room surrounded by significant objects: pictures of Burt Bacharach and Rodney Marsh, a spinning globe and glasses filled with Ribena,” it read. “The idea of Liam ‘lying in state’ came from photographer Michael Spencer Jones visiting the Egyptology section of the Manchester Science Museum.