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Content Introduction Liam Gallagher's third solo album is set for release! Liam Gallagher, the rock and roll star from Manchester, UK, is set to release his 3rd album! The lead single "Everything's Electric," which was co-written and features drums played by Dave Grohl, has generated a lot of buzz and serves as the opening act to 'C'Mon You Know,' a rock and roll tune that blends tension and danger. The slide guitar, brilliant piano playing, and resonant backing vocals that color the song can be seen as an homage to numerous rock and roll sounds. His two previous solo albums, <'As You Were' (2017) and 'Why Me? Why Not.' (2019)>, both reached number one on the UK album charts. He has attracted a whole new generation of fans and is once again establishing himself as an iconic artist and a leading rock and roll star of his time. In June 2022, Liam announced his largest solo live performance to date, a two-day show at Knebworth Park in the UK, with a total of 160,000 tickets selling out in just a few hours. Released worldwide simultaneously. Domestic release will include bonus tracks. The live album "Down by the River Thames" (WPCR-18437) will also be released on May 27th! [Tracklist] 1. More Power 2. Diamond In the Dark 3. Don't Go Halfway 4. C'mon You Know 5. Too Good For Giving Up 6. It Was Not Meant To Be 7. Everything's Electric (1st single) 8. World's In Need 9. Moscow Rules 10. I'm Free 11. Better Days 12. Oh Sweet Children 13. Oh Sweet Children 14. The Joker 15. Wave 16. Too Good For Giving Up (Alternate Version) *Domestic CD bonus track Media reviews and more UK Manchester's proud rock and roll star, Liam Gallagher, has announced the release of his 3rd album! The lead single "EVERYTHING'S ELECTRIC," which was co-written and features drums played by Dave Grohl, has become a big topic of conversation and serves as the opening act to 'C'MON YOU KNOW,' a rock and roll tune that blends tension and danger. The slide guitar, brilliant piano playing, and resonant backing vocals that color the song can be said to be an homage to many rock and roll sounds. (C)RS
