Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Wolverhampton Civic Hall welcomed Beady Eye as they made their West Midland debut. The now defunct band Oasis, renamed Beady Eye and minus big brother Noel, opened with a wild 90 minutes of music. Liam Gallagher, keeping with his unique swagger and h... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Footie City rivals Stoke and Manchester are set for an FA Cup Final song ding-dong – ­after unveiling plans to get top showbiz names in on the act.Sources at mega-rich Manchester City claim the club is planning to ask some of Britain’s most famo... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Triggerfinger is a fiery threepiece from Antwerp (Belgium) consisting of a trio of real characters: guitarist and singer Ruben Block, drummer Mario Goossens and bassist Paul Van Bruystegem – aka lange Polle or Monsieur Paul. Now, it takes some ... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — The last time Liam Gallagher swaggered his way onto a Welsh stage was at the spacious surrounds of The Millennium Stadium in June 2009.Fast forward almost two years and the more vociferous half of the Gallagher brothers was back in Wales, in front of... more info

Yahoo! Music UK — world entertainment news - Liam Gallagher is planning to release a second album with his new band Beady Eye by the end of the year, because the rocker doesn't want the group to become complacent with their success like they did in Oasis. more info

ContactMusic — Noel Gallagher was the love of Meg Mathews' life. The former Oasis guitarist was married to interior designer Meg from 1997 to 2001 and they have an 11-year-old daughter Anais together, and despite their split Meg looks back fondly on their... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — It is the turn of former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher, currently touring with his new band Beady Eye, to predict the results for the next round of Premier League matches. Liam is a lifelong Manchester City fan, and he backs his side to boost their p... more info

ContactMusic — Liam Gallagher is planning to release a second album with his new band Beady Eye by the end of the year (11), because the rocker doesn't want the group to become complacent with their success like they did in Oasis. The Wonderwall hitmakers split ... more info

NME — Oasis mogul has turned down offers from BBC and Channel 4 more info

Guardian Music — Brother are our guests on this week's Music Weekly podcast. They talk to Michael Hann - who, like Brother, hails from Slough - about how their music is overlooked by writers who concentrate on the image, the provocative quotes, and comparisons with ... more info