Former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher has announced a new tour set to begin following the release of his second solo album, ‘Why Me?, Why Not?’. Following the announcement of the arena tour, Gallagher also shared his next single ‘The River’, lifted from the upcoming album, set to be released on September 20. It is the second single after the release of ‘Shockwave’ back in May.

The track was written by Gallagher in a collaboration with the singer of Miike Snow, Andrew Wyatt, who had been a collaborator on Gallagher’s debut album, ‘As You Were’. The tickets for the arena tour will be on sale from 9am on Friday July 12. In the making of the new album, the singer partnered with Greg Kurstin, a producer for the Foo Fighters and Adele.

His eleven gig tour dates throughout November are listed below:

11/11/19 – Cardiff Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff
12/11 – Birmingham Arena, Birmingham.
14/11 – Aberdeen P&J Live, Aberdeen.
15/11 – Glasgow SSE Hydro, Glasgow.
7/11 – Newcastle Utilita Arena, Newcastle.
18/11 – Sheffield FlyDSA Arena, Sheffield.
20/11 – Manchester Arena, Manchester.
21/11 – Liverpool M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool.
24/11 – Dublin 3 Arena,  Dublin.
26/11 – Nottingham Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham.
28/11 – London O2 Arena, London.

Performing at a gig at Hackney’s Round Chapel, on June 5, Gallagher surprised the fans by playing ‘Shockwave’, the first time it had been played.

In the build up to the Mancunian’s second solo project, while speaking to NME, Gallagher explained that he’d spent considerable time in LA “with my army of songwriters”. 

Biblical Wk in LA with my army of songwriters LG still got it x

— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) December 7, 2018

Meanwhile, ahead of Glastonbury 2019, according to The Sun, American rock band The Killers, responsible for hits such as ‘Human’ and ‘Mr Brightside’, denied claims that Liam Gallagher is set to perform with them. The band are set to appear on the Pyramid Stage on Saturday 28, but rumours of the joint performance with the former Oasis singer, have been quashed.

In other news, Liam last week took to Twitter to admit to drug usage in his past, before suggesting, “send me the keys to no 10″, quoting his album’s title within the tweet. This follows a dispute between Liam and his brother over Brexit.

My name is liam Gallagher I have 4 beautiful children I have dabbled in drugs over the years I’ve had many number 1s now send me the keys to no10 I’ll sort this pile of shit out WHY ME?WHY NOT.

— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) June 18, 2019