Liam Gallagher has criticised the City of Edinburgh Council after Oasis fans were described as "rowdy", "intoxicated" and "middle-aged men" who "take up more room" in a safety briefing. The comments were made when a range of senior officials from the council and emergency services met last year to plan for the band's sold-out reunion shows at Murrayfield Stadium (Aug.

Tales from the recording of the so-called 'lost album' in Monmouthshire are rife, including the band forking out £800 daily for studio bookings, Liam's claims of being "haunted" by a ghost in his room there, and Bonehead dismissing the sessions as "too weak" before they ditched them and re-recorded the album in mere days at Sawmills.