Biography in brief: Beady Eye formed in 2009 in London as a post-Oasis project featuring Liam Gallagher, Gem Archer, Andy Bell, and Chris Sharrock. They released two studio albums: Different Gear, Still Speeding (2011) and BE (2013). BE peaked at UK No. 2, while Different Gear, Still Speeding reached UK No. 3. The band’s most recognized single, The Roller, peaked at UK No. 31, with other singles such as Bring the Light and Millionaire charting lower. Beady Eye opened Glastonbury in 2013 and performed Wonderwall at the London 2012 Olympics closing ceremony. They were nominated for Best New Band at the 2011 NME Awards, and a documentary about the group and Liam Gallagher won a People’s Choice Lovie Award. The band split in October 2014, and there have been no active tours or releases since then. For fans and collectors, Beady Eye remains a defining moment in the post-Oasis era.
Discography highlights:
- Different Gear, Still Speeding (2011) — UK No. 3
- BE (2013) — UK No. 2
- Notable singles: The Roller (UK No. 31), Bring the Light (UK No. 61), Millionaire (UK No. 71)
Live milestones: Opening act at Glastonbury 2013; London 2012 Olympic closing ceremony performance of Wonderwall. Legacy: Beady Eye remains a pivotal chapter in the post-Oasis landscape, celebrated by fans for its raw energy and melodic hooks.
Upcoming tour info: Beady Eye is not currently touring or releasing new material. If official dates are announced in the future, we’ll provide clear, up-to-date listings and secure your seats with the same straightforward, no-fuss service you expect. For now, enjoy the catalog with easy access to Beady Eye tickets when reappearances are announced.