Liam Gallagher takes aim at Coldplay for exposing a cheating couple at their concert as he reassured their fans there wouldn’t any of that ‘snidey s***’ at his gig.
The Oasis’ musician told concert goers they didn’t need to worry about being caught cheating at their concerts following the scandal that rocked online last Thursday, which has since caused a global media storm following the fallout from the shock moment.
Coldplay concert scandal
Andy Byron, former CEO of software firm Astronomer, was caught with his arms around the company’s chief people officer Kristin Cabot at the band’s Boston Gillette Stadium gig.
The 50-year-old has since resigned from the billion-dollar company on Saturday in a statement after being placed on leave.
Following the controversy, Liam Gallagher has told Oasis fans they ‘don’t need to worry’ about the viral moment being recreated at an Oasis gig.
What Liam said
Speaking to the crowd at one of their shows in Heaton Park, Manchester, he said: ‘Right then, do we have any love birds in the house?
‘Don’t worry we ain’t got any of that Coldplay snidey f***ing camera sh*t.
The 52-year-old continued, ‘Doesn’t matter to us who you’re mingling with – or tingly with, fingingly with, none of our f***ing business.’
As he moved onto the next song, the singer added: ‘This one’s for the love birds anyway.’ Liam and Noel, 58, are continuing their reunion tour after making their highly anticipated stage comeback earlier this month – their first performance in 16 years.
Chris Martin news
Meanwhile, the viral clip from the Coldplay concert featured frontman Chris Martin panning his ‘kiss cam’ around the audience before landing on the pair, who looked horrified, as the singer quipped: ‘Oh, look at these two – either they’re having an affair or they’re just very shy.’
The moment has become one of the biggest viral moments of the year since it was recorded last Thursday – and an online frenzy was sparked as people raced to identify the sheepish pair while making jokes about their reactions to being spotted.
