Liam Gallagher says hackers spread false rumours of gig cancellation

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31 May 2022, 11:23

Liam Gallagher has blamed hackers for spreading incorrect rumours.

The former Oasis star says they sabotaged his official website with claims that he's cancelled his upcoming gig in Manchester.

He is due to play on June 1 at the Etihad Stadium, home of his favourite team, Manchester City.

His gig comes just days after they won the Premiere League title.

Liam shared the news on Twitter to settle the nerves of fans who feared the worst: "I hear some b****** has hacked my official website saying that the MANCHESTER gig is cancelled it’s not see ya there MCFC CHAMPIONS OF ENGLAND LG x."

Someone tweeted asking if the hackers had been caught, Liam replied: "Not yet but we will and I’ll tell you what they’ll be in BIG trouble only kidding a**ed it’s all good now as if I’m gonna cancel."

Oasis bandmate Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs replied to Liam's tweet, joking: “Sorry. It was joke, I was gonna change it back.”

Liam's also due to play two shows at Knebworth House.

It's the same iconic venue where Oasis played two sold-out shows to more than 250,000 fans back in 1996.

He'll play there on June 3 and 4.