Liam Gallagher’s bold tribute to the Queen with a variety of quirky Jubilee-style souvenirs

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He’s rocked around like rock royalty for decades – and now Liam Gallagher is paying a cheeky homage to the Queen.

A bunch of weird Jubilee-style souvenirs have been created for his gigs at Knebworth next Friday and Saturday.

And items featuring singers are mocked to look like a king.

His “Knebworth Jubilee” teacup and towel celebrates 25 years since the legendary show he performed there with his brother Noel and Oasis in 1996.

A source added: “Liam sees his gigs as an alternative to the Jubilee weekend. He knew some people who wanted to get away with that and he had a lot of fun with his memorabilia. It’s King Liam all the way. ”

When asked if he would dedicate a song to the Queen, Liam said: “I like her but not enough to sing a song for her. I will scream at her – I will nod at her. ”

Liam performed in front of 160,000 fans at sold-out concerts, including 10 Oasis songs, 5 new songs and 5 solo songs.

But unlike 1996, there will be no wild rock ‘n’ roll antics after that. Liam will be helicoptered over a campground with tents set up as peace signs and has a police escort back to his Highgate home to make sure he doesn’t party on Friday.

The father of four, 49, said: ‘You have to take care of yourself and stay away from harassers until Knebworth’s final night. I’ve had a lot of great nights but I’ll do my best. ”

His mother Peggy will cheer him on at the side of the stage – while he will drink Guinness laced with port.

And Liam, whose new album C’Mon You Know is out, says he can dedicate a song to Noel, who is 55 years old today.

“I could give him a shout out, dedicating one of his songs to him,” he laughs. “That’s going to knock him in, isn’t it?”