Susan Boyle sends message to Liam Gallagher after Oasis show
During their performance on August 12, Liam Gallagher dedicated a song to the Britain's Got Talent star.
(Image: Image: Newsquest) (Image: Image: Newsquest) Before launching into their tune Stand By Me, Gallagher took to the mic, saying: "This one's for Susan Boyle."
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Boyle, who hails from Bathgate, was quick to share her excitement on social media.
Taking to Instagram, she said: "Thanks so much for the dedication, Liam Gallagher. You've made this old girl's day.
"Hope to see you and the rest of Oasis at Wembley in September for a wee bit of Poznan. Big love to you all."
Boyle, 63, posed for a photo to go along with the caption. In the picture, she donned an Oasis top as well as a bucket hat.
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Liam Gallagher also gave a shout out to Boyle on Instagram ahead of the gig.
Before the band's third and final night in Edinburgh, Gallagher posted a collection of black and white photos of him and brother Noel with the caption: "This one's for Susan Boyle. Edinburgh night three. 12.08.25."
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