Dressed head to toe in black, appeared to be in disguise as he was pictured walking his dog Buttons in Gloucestershire.
Liam, 52, was spotted nearby his 11-bedroom home in the Cotswolds which he shares with his fiancée Debbie Gwyther. This is the first time Liam has been seen since Oasis confirmed their tour of North America and also since his hugely criticised performance at Wembley Stadium, just before the match.
Braving the cold, Liam was dressed in a long black coat, with his hood up, a balaclava and even black goggles and matching gloves. And he appeared focused as he strolled the country lanes of the Cotswolds, with Buttons, who he adopted as a rescue from Thailand.
It has been reported that Liam is preparing himself mentally and physically ahead of his band's extensive tour next year. And so, it is perhaps understandable why he has chosen to steer clear of the hustle and bustle of London, in favour of the quietness of the countryside.
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The singer's reported £16,950 a month house near Stroud sits in two and a half acres of land. The house also boasts a gym, a meditation room, a sauna, a cinema and a wine cellar. Last month, the Oasis lead singer sparked a huge debate among fans following his performance at Wembley. After his show, fans started to discuss if Liam was ready to embark on such a major tour, considering his supposed questionable vocals. Some fans even asked for a refund of their concert tickets.
Unable to contain his anger, Liam took to social media and aggressively hit back at the criticism. He said: "To all those S*******S who were crying about my ANGELIC TONES last night you ain’t real fans your just IMPOSTERS and if you do have tickets you wanna get rid off I’ll gladly take them off your hands we don’t want the likes of you at our concerts next year any way LF***ING"."
Having laid that to rest, the band are said to be focusing on their world tour. They will play in North American cities including Chicago, Toronto, New Jersey, Los Angeles and Mexico City. And tickets are likely to sell out in record time, similar to when tickets went on sale in the UK. At the time, UK fans were left frustrated as they found themselves waiting in queues for hours.
The demand for pre-sale registration of the North American leg of the tour has forced the band to add four more dates, in a bid to quell demand. The band's official account posted a message that read: "Due to phenomenal demand, additional dates have been announced in Toronto, East Rutherford, Los Angeles and Mexico City!"
And while fans could not contain their excitement, many were asking for the band to play in South America. One fans said: "cool, now announce South America." Another added: "Brazil is waiting for you." Meanwhile a third person chimed in: "Come to Chile!"
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