'Smug' Liam Gallagher lashes out at fans and tells them to 'shut up' and buy 'kneeling tickets' in shocking rant after Oasis ticket debacle left millions disappointed

Oasis star Liam Gallagher has told fans he is feeling 'smug' about the band's reunion tour as he launched an online rant after their ticketing debacle left millions disapointed. Email aidan.radnedge.mol@mailonline.co.uk Oasis star Liam Gallagher has told fans he is feeling 'smug' about the band's reunion tour amid controversy over ticket prices - he is seen here at the Reading Festival last month Liam and Noel Gallagher have been criticised by fans over the ticketing chaos The Oasis star posted a series of messages this morning on X, formerly Twitter He was also asked how his mother Peggy felt about him and older brother Noel reuniting 15 years after the band split and following years of public feuding. This meme was widely shared during fans' frustrating attempts to buy tickets last Saturday Liam and Noel Gallagher, pictured here at the V Festival in Chelmsford in Essex in August 2005, have not played together after Oasis broke up in 2009 The official Oasis account on X, formerly Twitter, announced on Saturday evening that all the reunion concerts had sold out - but two new ones have since been announced Another directly asked him: 'Was it Ticketmaster or the band who agreed to dynamic pricing? Liam suffered criticism last week when an old tweet of his mocking Noel for solo gig prices resurfaced - he is seen here at London's O2 Forum Kentish Town in March this year A tweet posted by Liam Gallagher in September 2017, criticising his brother Noel for ticket prices, has resurfaced and been widely shared online after Oasis's reunion announcement Fans were quick to criticise Liam after the recent controversy caused by Ticketmaster's pricing policy Oasis fans accused Liam of 'hypocrisy' for the post as he has now sold tickets that matched the price of Noel's 2017 American gig Fans who struggled through hours-long queues for tickets for the 2025 tour were shocked at the cost of general standing tickets Others were kicked off Ticketmaster before they were even able to make a purchase and were accused of 'being a bot'. Oasis fan Diane Green, who paid more than £350 for a single ticket, today told how she was left 'fuming' after extra dates were announced, saying: 'I regret doing it' Oasis are seen here in February 2006 at a news conference in Hong Kong - pictured, left to right: Gem Archer, Noel Gallagher, Andy Bell and Liam Gallagher She said the experience of purchasing on Ticketmaster has put her off trying for tickets a second time, adding: 'There's no way I would pay £358 again.'