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Liam Gallagher’s Slur Apology Fails to Calm Fans as Ticket Refunds Denied

His apology for using a derogatory term has failed to quell fan outrage; Ticketmaster has upheld its final-sale policy as the reunion tour readies for its Cardiff kickoff.

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Overview

  • On July 1, Liam Gallagher posted the phrase “Ching-Chaeng-Chong” on X, deleted it shortly after and offered a brief apology insisting he did not intend to discriminate.
  • Supporters in South Korea and across Asia threatened to boycott the October Seoul concert, calling for a more thorough acknowledgement of wrongdoing.
  • Ticketmaster denied a refund request from a Toronto fan under its final-sale terms, prompting the UK competition watchdog to warn it may face legal action over its ticketing practices.
  • Observers and fans challenged the depth of Gallagher’s apology, driving a broader discussion on artist accountability for offensive social media behavior.
  • Oasis’s reunion tour is set to begin July 4 at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium before heading to Asia later this year.