Liam Gallagher has declared that Ian Brown, frontman of The Stone Roses, is nothing short of “Manchester’s Elvis.”
Liam Gallagher has once again shown love for Manchester’s music scene by calling Ian Brown “Manchester’s Elvis” on Twitter.
Gallagher’s Respect for Ian Brown Is Loud and Clear
When asked to describe Ian Brown in one word, Liam Gallagher didn’t hesitate. He replied simply:
“Elvis.”
That single word sparked an enthusiastic response from fans. Clearly, Gallagher wasn’t joking. He followed up by calling Ian Brown a “true squire,” a term he often uses to show admiration.
These tweets weren’t just casual compliments. They highlighted how deeply Gallagher respects the Stone Roses frontman.
Ian Brown Stands Among Rock’s Greatest, According to Gallagher
In typical Liam Gallagher fashion, he didn’t stop there. He went further, comparing Ian Brown to Jimi Hendrix.
“He’s got that Hendrix vibe. Effortless cool,” he wrote.
This kind of comparison doesn’t come lightly from someone like Liam. It shows the high regard he holds for Brown—not just as a Manchester icon, but as a timeless musical figure.
Manchester’s Influence Can’t Be Ignored
Over the years, Liam Gallagher has consistently honored Manchester musicians. From the Happy Mondays to The Smiths, he regularly reminds fans of the city’s role in shaping British music.
By calling Ian Brown “Manchester’s Elvis,” Gallagher reinforces Manchester’s place in music history. At the same time, he reminds fans of the cultural power that comes from the city’s sound and swagger.
Source: Radio X