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Oasis's Liam Gallagher has hit back in this time at Noel

Oasis's Liam Gallagher has hit back in this time at Noel, branding his brother a "little bitch."

Noel his new solo project, 'Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds' at the beginning of the distribution of oasis broke his silence, with the older sibling calling Liam a "born liar."

But now, the Beady Eye frontman once said in an interview with MTV Canada, without question, my brother's version of event, as well as calling his character into question.

Liam said:

I just know he lies. Noel wasn’t bullied out of the band. And then he writes a statement like that saying 'Oh, I've been bullied out of the band' and management and all that, and two days later, the people he reckons bullied him, and the people who weren’t listening to his little sob story, were around at his house having tea on his lawn. I'm just disappointed for him, and his fans... I have my [bad days] but Noel Gallagher can be a little bitch when he wants to be.

Noel Gallagher has opened up about the demise of Oasis

Oasis's Noel Gallagher's death has opened up about the band and they really never wanted to end.

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The guitarist/songwriter said that a special plea to the two brothers pushed ashore, during a recent interview with Q magazine.

He explains, "I never had enough of Oasis. Our whole relationship was never as bad as people made out . . . It kind of all started to unravel when [Liam] started his clothing label. He demanded that he be allowed to advertise it in the Oasis tour program and I was against it. I didn't think it was right to be flogging his gear to our fans, and there was a massive row about that".

Noel adds, "It went back and forward for a bit and in the end I said, 'If you want to advertise in the program, how much [are you going to pay]?' And he couldn't get his head around that. It all went downhill from there".

OASIS RADIO GROUP driven WBTU

Pacted with country radio listeners OASIS RADIO GROUP driven WBTU (93.3 US) for up to Top 40 WJFC (HOT 107.9)/FORT WAYNE radio Sqn acquisition platform use is.

WBTU offer "Take it and click on" 7p to midnight every night, "radio by the people, for the people," billing it as the leader WJFX use during nights where the audience minute by minute What is the role will shift the phone on the plane on fire.

LDR Pres. DANIEL ANSTANDIG noted, "FORT WAYNE radio listeners have never been given this amount of control over the music on local radio. OASIS RADIO GROUP is breaking new ground for their community, offering hyper-local programming controlled by the audience. We are excited to be a part of the local radio revolution!"

GM PHIL BECKER said, "The OASIS RADIO GROUP prides itself in being a young, progressive and aggressive company. Using the LDR technology continues to move us away from being a company with just transmitters and towers. Who better to select the product than the people who are your consumers? As a industry we need to empower and let go of being 'in control.' DANIEL and his team are a key part of our evolution."

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Oasis's Liam Gallagher has announced that Beady Eye's second album will be packed

Liam Gallagher has announced that Beady Eye's second album will be packed with "great anthems and epic tunes".

The former Oasis frontman confirmed that the band already writing material for their follow up to the first film has started 'Different Gear, Still Speeding', which was released previous February.

Speaking to MTV News, Gallagher said the band's successful studio in February 2012 and next summer a "storming" will aim to record.

He commented: "We've started and it's sounding good – we're not messing about. We'll have bits of time off but we won't be sitting around watching Jeremy Kyle, we'll be in the studio."

Singer also said that his beloved Manchester City in FA Cup final in Wembley Stadium previous Saturday revealed (14 May) it is not looking to win Beady Eye bigger venues to play.

"I'm not in the mood for doing big gigs just yet. Our [Beady Eye's] first tour was great – it was great starting off again and playing the smaller venues."

Ex-Oasis drummer are set to perform an intimate London gig

Ex-Oasis drummer Zak Starkey's band Pengu!ns are set to perform an intimate London gig on Saturday (April 9).

The band will perform the Queen Of Hoxton for the This Feeling clubnight.

Starkey is the son of ex-Beatles sticksman Ringo Starr, and is The Who's touring drummer. His band is completed by singer Sharna Liguz aka Sshh.

He played on Oasis' 2005 album 'Don't Believe The Truth' and 2008's 'Dig Out Your Soul'.

Pengu!ns are set to play UK support days with Beady Eye later this year.

Liam wants his new band Beady Eye

Oasis star Liam Gallagher of the band Beady Eye bigger group wants to grow up like the Beatles.

Rocker Liam said that the group who do not want to kill are recorded as 'd *** s' on the holidays wear sun cream.

Beady Eye Liam his new band wants to kill a world.

He told NME magazine: 'It's like people who go on holiday, putting sun cream on. Do you want a tan or what, you d***? You go on a top holiday somewhere hot and you come back whiter than white. We're made to sound arrogant because of time wasters like that.'

The 38-year-old added: 'I want to be as big as The Beatles. F*** being as big as Oasis, man, you know what I mean? I want to be bigger than The Beatles. That's what we're dealing with and whether we do it or not, and we probably won't, but who cares? It's just the name of the game. 'Yes, we want to sell loads of records, play stadiums and inspire loads of kids all over the universe. Deep down that's what I want to do, but just not yet.'

Liam Gallagher: Beady Eye Album 'Not The Best In The World'

Beady Eye's debut album is “not the best” exposed by Liam Gallagher but the band are satisfied by the results.

Oasis former line-up minus Gallagher's brother Noel included in Beady Eye, released 'Different Gear, Still Speeding' last month.

Gallagher told The West Australian: "We're happy with what we've done. It's not the best album in the f*cking world, it ain't going to cure cancer or anything like that, but it's going to change people's lives for that hour and a half when they come and see us.

“Not everyone's going to like it but not everyone's going to hate it either."

Beady Eye perform debut show in Glasgow

Former Oasis star Beady Eye perform debut show in Glasgow and one of Liam Gallagher's former band mates was in the audience in this week.

Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs was an real member of Oasis band, he was out in 2000, and now he attended the band's first concert which takes place at the Barrowlands on Thursday (March 3).

According to the Daily Record Bonehead tole said: "I wasn't going to miss this one, Beady Eye's first gig, in Glasgow."

The former guitarist also revealed with Gallagher. He told the paper, "I'm looking forward to seeing him," he told the paper. "He invited me up. It's always the same with Liam. I've got no problems about seeing him."