Liam Gallagher, the iconic Oasis singer, has officially introduced himself to his soon-to-be neighbours in the Cotswolds with a message of goodwill. Taking to X (formerly Twitter) early Saturday morning, the 53-year-old star declared, “I come in peace.”
Gallagher recently acquired an impressive £4.25 million property in the quaint village of Coates, just four miles from Cirencester. The home once belonged to former Arsenal captain and manager Tony Adams, and now the musician is settling into this picturesque corner of the English countryside.
In his post, Gallagher emphasized his low-key approach to country living: “You won’t even know I’m there, I’m not like all those divvy celebrities who like to show off, I’m LO FI.” His down-to-earth message appears to be a promise to blend in quietly, rather than attract attention to his new residence.
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Local reactions to Gallagher’s arrival have been mixed but generally positive. One resident expressed excitement, saying, “It’s a friendly village so we’ll make him welcome. I’m sure he’ll have a very nice time here, even if it’s just his country residence.” Another neighbour praised his choice, remarking on the impressive property and Gallagher’s decision to invest his wealth in the area.
However, not all villagers share the enthusiasm. One local voiced their dislike for the musician and his band but admitted indifference about his presence: “I don’t like him, I can’t stand Oasis. But I’m not bothered where he lives.”
Gallagher also engaged with fans and locals on X, humorously replying to a nearby resident’s request for a chat and photo with a playful “Nooooooooooooo, only kidding.”
As Liam Gallagher settles into Coates, it seems his new community is preparing to welcome their famous new neighbour, appreciating his promise of a peaceful, unobtrusive presence in their charming village.