Music review: Liam Gallagher, Glasgow Hydro

After holding out admirably/foolishly for several years on the back catalogue which will not be denied, Liam Gallagher has split his second best band Beady Eye, stuck his own name on an album of new material and embraced the old Oasis tunes which made him the truculent rock’n’roll star he is. Result: a Number One slot for the prophetically titled As You Were album, and a speedily sold out arena gig greeted with hungry hysteria from an intergenerational audience of dads reliving their youth and sons enjoying their first taste of a bruising rock show.