Liam Gallagher wanders through London Chinatown in video for new single ‘Chinatown’

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Ex-Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher has released a new video for his latest single ‘Chinatown’.

The recently unveiled single marks the second song to be release from his upcoming solo debut As You Were, which will be released on 6 October 2017.

In the video, Gallagher is seen wandering through the streets of London, including London Chinatown. He is also seen standing next to a mural for the victims of the recent Manchester terror attacks.

Lyrics of ‘Chinatown’ include “Take me down/Through the streets of Chinatown/Show me that you know some places.”

Gallagher will release his album one month before brother Noel is set to release his album with his High Flying Birds in November.

This week the former Beady Eye singer slammed U2 on Twitter, saying that he would “rather eat my own shit” than than listen to “them bunch of beige fucks as you were”.



 

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