Tom Walker has branded Noel and Liam Gallagher "pathetic" for not keeping their differences for the reunion at the One Love Manchester benefit concert for the bombing victims of "Loving Manchester" terrorists.
Tom Walker has described Noel and Liam Gallagher as "pathetic" for not reuniting at the One Love Manchester concert.
The hitmaker is a big fan of the brother's former band Oasis, which split in 2009 after a backstage between the pair - but he is asked by the feudal brothers to join their never-ending war. Words behind them, tucked in between them, for not being able to put their differences aside to play a benefit gig to honor the victims of the Manchester terror attack at a concert in May 2017 at Ariana Grande.
Tom told The Sun newspaper's bizarre column: "I'm a big fan of Oasis, but they need to sort their stuff.
"It's like, 'Stop arguing', it's pathetic at this point. It's so annoying. When they didn't get me together for the Manchester gig, I was upset with them."
"They are the voice of Manchester.
“There is no one who can bring the people of Manchester back more than those two.
"The fact that they couldn't put their petty pleas aside for a day and sort it out and annoy me. I'm doing the same with them."
Oasis hits 'Don't Look Back in Anger', written by Noel, who became the subject of disobedience in the wake of a suicide bombing outside the Manchester Arena, killing 22 concert-goers and injuring many. , And it was expected that he would make an appearance at the event.
Although Noel did not perform as he was out of the UK, he gave his blessings to his friends Chris Martin and Ariana to sing 'Don't Look Back in Anger' and arranged all the royalties he had made to go from the 1996 track . Fundraising appeal for victims.
The 'Wonderwal' songwriter later revamped the 'We Are Manchester' benefit concert, which reopened the repaired Manchester Arena in September 2017.
Liam played Solo in One Love Manchester, appearing in Coldplay's Chris singing Oasis' live Forever.