Will Liam Gallagher perform with brother Noel and end feud ‘for the sake of Manchester’ at Ariana Grande tribute concert for bomb victims?
LIAM Gallagher and brother Noel could put aside their bitter feud for an Oasis reunion in honour of the victims of the Manchester terror attack.
After Liam sent a warm birthday message to sparring partner Noel, fans have been crossing their fingers about a gig Liam is playing tonight in Manchester to raise funds for the .
They're pleading with Liam, who called Noel "the creepy one out of Oasis" in April, to get together with him on stage despite their clashes over Noel's reluctance to reform Oasis, and his collaboration with Damon Albarn.
Liam's most recent tweet to Noel read: "Happy 50th rkid stay young LG x."
And this morning he teasingly tweeted: "Good morning MANCHESTER looking forward to some serious RnR tnight as you were LG x."
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Liam and Noel haven't shared a stage since 2009, during the last Oasis tour, which saw the brothers have a huge falling out, ending the string of gigs early.
Tonight is 44-year-old Liam's first ever solo show at the O2 Ritz in Manchester before he heads off on a long tour, and he's said he wants to "try and help pick people up" with the gig following the tragedy.
Whether or not he'll remain solo on stage throughout the concert remains to be seen.
Oasis track Don't Look Back In Anger was sung by mourners gathering in Manchester to remember the 22 people who died in the atrocity at Ariana Grande's concert.
American star Ariana is playing another concert in Manchester to raise funds for victims of the bombing.
The Sun Online contacted the Gallaghers' reps for comment.
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