He recently posted a furious reaction to brother Noel after he posted a new Oasis track online for fans.
But Liam Gallagher looked unrecognisable as he stepped out in north London on Saturday.
The singer, 47, sported a lengthy grey beard as he strolled along in a black raincoat, matching shorts and trainers.
Incognito: Liam Gallagher, 47, looked unrecognisable as he stepped out for a stroll in north London on Saturday
He clutched a small carrier bag in his right hand and appeared to be in good spirits as he stopped for a selfie with a fan, while keeping a distance of two metres.
It comes just days after Liam fell out with brother Noel for sharing an Oasis track online for fans.
Liam Gallagher reacted furiously to his estranged brother’s decision to release a previously unheard Oasis song, Don’t Stop, at midnight on Wednesday.
Disguise: The singer sported a lengthy grey beard as he strolled along in a black raincoat, shorts and trainers
Dressed down: Liam clutched a small carrier bag in his right hand as he strolled nonchalantly down the pavement
New look: He appeared to be in good spirits as he stopped for a selfie with a fan, while keeping a distance of two metres
The 15-year-old demo, which Noel, 52, found in an old box of CD’s, does not feature Liam’s singing at all, nor does it include guitarist Paul Arthurs, also known as Bonehead.
Liam tweeted hours after the release: ‘Oi tofu boy if your gonna release old demos make sure im singing on it and boneheads playing guitar on it if not it’s not worth a w*** as you were LG x.’
Nonetheless fans went wild for the release, lauding it for its positive tone, although many noticed that Liam had been left out as Noel sings and plays the music.
Controversy: Liam reacted furiously to his estranged brother’s decision to release a previously unheard Oasis song at midnight on Wednesday
Not happy: Liam shared this impassioned post on Twitter just hours after the song, Don’t Stop, was released
A time for celebration? Noel had (left) revealed on Wednesday an unheard Oasis song would be released at midnight after finding 15-year-old demo CD he thought was ‘lost forever’
They suggested it was a ‘classic Noel song’ and should have found its way into one of Noel’s solo albums and not been hailed as a new Oasis song.
On Wednesday, Liam had tweeted: ‘Watch out there’s an asteroid about c’mon you know LG x’
Then on Thursday, he seemed to say what he thought of the track and wrote: ‘Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.’
Noel had said he had believed the song to be ‘lost forever’ and predicted that fans would argue over their personal reviews.
Tired? Liam seemed to make his feelings on the release quite clear on Twitter on Thursday morning
Reunion wishes: Liam and Noel (pictured in 1996) have a colourful relationship and fans seemed to want a track that they were both involved with
Meanwhile, Liam announced a free concert at London‘s 02 Arena for NHS staff working on the frontlines of the coronavirus crisis.
The former Oasis frontman took to his Instagram to reveal the news earlier this month as he gushed that it was ‘an honour’ to put on the show as ‘we are very lucky’ to have them during this global pandemic.
Taking place on October 29, all staff who work in NHS hospitals in the UK will be eligible for two free tickets to the show for themselves and a guest.
Gushing: Sharing his delight, Liam said: ‘It’s an honour to announce that I will be doing a gig for the NHS and careworkers… They do an incredible job, we are very lucky to have them. LG x’
Speaking out: Last month Liam told fans he’d go ahead with a charity concert with or without his brother Noel – but pleaded for the star to get involved
Sharing his delight about the show, Liam said: ‘It’s an honour to announce that I will be doing a gig for the NHS and careworkers at London’s TheO2 on October 29th. They do an incredible job, we are very lucky to have them. LG x’
All staff who are attending must provide either valid NHS staff ID or a Primary Care Trust ID card, with the name on their card matching the one on the ticket.
It has yet to be confirmed if any other musicians will join Liam on stage at the show, and tickets will go on ‘sale’ from 9am on Wednesday 15 April 2020.
He pleaded with Noel to join him at the charity concert in aid of the National Health Service but later made clear that it would be going ahead with or without his brother.
Sharing his gratitude: Taking place on October 29, all staff who work in NHS hospitals in the UK will be eligible for two free tickets to the show for themselves and a guest