Liam Gallagher is making a huge move as he prepares for his Definitely Maybe anniversary tour

Liam Gallagher will play all the songs from Oasis’ landmark album Definitely Maybe on his new tour, but he’s left out Cigarettes & Alcohol in the build-up.

The frontman and singer, 51, opted for a healthy diet and jogging sessions ahead of Saturday’s first gig, which celebrates three decades since his former band’s debut album. We can reveal that Liam and partner Debbie Gwyther have moved to the Cotswolds while their London home is being renovated.

It coincided with a change of heart for Liam ahead of the tour, which kicks off at the Utilita Arena in Sheffield, South Yorks. A source close to the singer, from Manchester, said: “He takes a lot of country walks with their rescue dog Buttons and eats healthy, cuts down on alcohol and goes for bike rides and runs.

“He knows how quickly these Definitely Maybe concerts sold out and he wants them to be epic shows. Rehearsals went really well and now he can’t wait to get on stage and have it.” Although Liam hasn’t done any formal interviews during rehearsals in recent weeks, he has been speaking to fans on social media, teasing them with details.

As for what he was looking forward to on tour, he said: “He had a battle with the mic and the sound, believe it or not.” Liam told another fan that the concerts will open with Rock’n’Roll Star. It is the first song from Definitely Maybe, which was released by indie rock legends Oasis on August 29, 1994.

The full outfit list is being kept secret, but Liam said of his outfit: “It’s going to be the usual jeans, trainers, parka that’s how I roll.” He also posted a photo yesterday that appeared to show giant birds, which could be part of the set as he promised it had a psychedelic theme.

The birds looked similar to the wooden one seen on the album cover sleeve for Definitely Maybe. Fans wondered if other elements of the sleeve could be incorporated, such as a globe and plants.

After final rehearsals, Liam wrote: “Ok that’s it, call and show BIBLES, see you on Saturday, don’t be late LG.” He will be joined on tour by original Oasis guitarist Paul ‘Bonehead’ Arthurs, who is said to be one of the few people still on good terms with Liam and his brother Noel.

It will be the first time the full album has been played on stage, with insiders saying Liam will also perform a number of rare B-sides. The father of four is sure to party and get back to drinking once he hits the road again. But he won’t be pushing as hard as he did in the early days of Oasis touring with Bonehead, older brother Noel, Paul “Guigsy” McGuigan and Tony McCarroll in the 1990s.

In 2022, Liam said: “That voice (in my head), which used to be very distant, was saying, ‘Go to sleep.’ You’re not going out tonight,” is now really cool. And I listen to that voice a lot more… I don’t want to feel anything anymore. I want to have good times, not bad times. I’d love to take my ass off all the time, but I can’t handle it. And the bills have to be paid.”

Liam has had hip surgery in recent years, which means his signature stage pose with his arms behind his back and little or no movement or dancing is ideal. And far from fighting Noel or anyone else who got in his way, Liam can be a little soft these days, but you wouldn’t say that to his face.

He regularly posts photos of himself with his rescue dog Buttons and told a fan: “She’s on another level, she might have to get a restraining order on me.” One of the only things that angers him is Noel’s reluctance to go back on stage with him.

The brothers fell out after several rows on stage before Noel left Oasis in 2009. At the time, Noel told how strained their relationship had become. He said: “The details are unimportant and too numerous to enumerate. But I feel you have a right to know that the level of verbal and violent intimidation towards me, my family, friends and comrades has become intolerable.

“And the lack of support and understanding from my management and bandmates left me with no choice but to hang up and look for pastures new.” The guitarist was dismayed by Liam’s jabs at Noel’s ex-wife Sara MacDonald. But the war of words seems to be in the past.

Noel cheekily said he’s open to a full-on Oasis reunion if Liam contacts him and calls him. But that turned out to be an empty promise. In February, Liam told Mojo magazine: “I called him! Well, my people called Noel’s management team. We put an offer on the table for an Oasis thing – because we were offered – and he said no. It was a big tournament – ​​a lot of money.

“He turned it down. I get it – he’s got a divorce going down. I’m going to do the Definitely Maybe thing and have a great time without him.” By 2025, Noel’s divorce from Sara will be in the past and he already has a new girlfriend. Oasis second album (What’s The Story) Morning Glory?’ It will be a 30-year anniversary in October 2025, giving fans hope that they will one day see Liam and Noel back on stage together.

And even if Noel isn’t joining him, it looks like Liam will be on the road again, delighting fans with a Morning Glory tour. “It depends on the universe. It’ll happen when it happens,” he says of a reunion. “It’s out of our hands. I, however, love the nostalgia. I do a lot. Every album…. You never enjoy them the first time, so I’ll be milking a lot.”

People say it’s the comfort zone. I want to be in the comfort zone! Bring me my slippers and my little “blanket” and put me in the comfort zone, please. Life is stressful enough.”

Liam Gallagher’s Definitely Maybe tour is completely sold out. The 30th anniversary edition of Definitely Maybe will be released on August 30th via Big Brother Records, featuring an unreleased demo and unheard material.

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