Lidl Seeks Return of Stolen Liam Gallagher Plaque

A blue plaque commemorating Liam Gallagher's 'almost-gig' at a Lidl in Manchester has gone missing, prompting the supermarket to offer a £500 reward for its return. The plaque was installed after Gallagher humorously suggested he would perform at Lidl if his concert at the nearby Co-Op Live Arena was not resolved due to technical issues. Despite the venue's eventual success, the plaque soon became a popular local attraction, only to be reported stolen. Lidl is appealing to the public for information leading to its recovery, hoping to have it back by Christmas. In a light-hearted statement, they emphasized the importance of returning the authentic plaque rather than any tribute replicas. Gallagher's upcoming tour plans are still generating buzz, alongside his dismissal of new Oasis music.