Liam Gallagher forced to apologise after trolling fans
Oasis front-man Liam Gallagher has issued an apology after trolling his fans on social media, sharing 'I'm old and read the room wrong.'
The 52-year-old teased a 'big announcement' for Monday morning, leadings fans to instantly hope he was set to announce more Oasis gig dates.
16 years following their split, Liam is set to reunite with his brother Noel for a string of Oasis gigs including two Croke Park dates later this year. Oasis front-man Liam Gallagher has issued an apology after trolling his fans on social media, sharing 'I'm old and read the room wrong.' Pic: Joseph Okpako/WireImage
Unfortunately, Liam didn't announce new dates, and his announcement was rather mundane, leaving fans to express their frustration at the Manchester native.
Taking to X at 6.20am on Monday morning, Liam shared: 'BIG ANNOUNCEMENT 6.30am.'
BIG ANNOUNCEMENT 6.30 am — Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) June 9, 2025
'I hope you're not lying,' one fan wrote, with another echoing: 'Honestly, I've got zero expectations here. Pretty sure there's a 99% chance you'll troll us anyway.'
Bang on 6.30am, Gallagher released the big announcement, which was: 'I WORK OUT.'
I WORK OUT — Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) June 9, 2025
Devastated fans took to the comments proclaiming their hatred for the musician's teasing behaviour, with Liam simply responding to hate comments with 'Hate is such a strong word.'
Within ten minutes, the musician shared another post, admitting the trolling was 'good craic' as he 'got you all riled up to ras.'
If I caused any distress and upset anyone this morning I'm deeply sorry that wasn't my intention I thought it was a bit of fun I got it wrong please forgive me LG — Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) June 9, 2025
'What made you wake up and think I'm gonna cause absolute CHAOS today for no reason?' someone asked, with Liam responding: 'Just checking you cats are still living in the real world and not all caught up in this social media existence.'
By 7am, the singer issued an apology, writing: 'If I caused any distress and upset anyone this morning I'm deeply sorry that wasn't my intention I thought it was a bit of run I got it wrong please forgive me LG.'
'Are you serious?' one replied, with Liam answering: 'Yes for all my faults I honestly don't mean to upset you lovely people I'm old and read the room wrong.'
Liam takes to the stage at Croke Park this August alongside his brother Noel for two sold nights as part of their Oasis Live '25 reunion tour.
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