Stone Roses reunion praised by Liam Gallagher, Mark Ronson

Liam Gallagher has revealed that he is "happy" to hear about the reunion of The Stone Roses.

The Manchester band confirmed plans to record new material and embark on a tour earlier today.



The Beady Eye frontman tweeted: "[The] Stone Roses getting back together not been this happy since my kids were born... LG. (sic)"

Gallagher had previously spoken about his hope of a Stone Roses reunion, saying: "I'd love the Roses to get back, play that album and make a s**tload of money for themselves, because I'm sure they didn't make that much [before]. Do some great f**king gigs, see what the reaction is and go make a new record."

Mark Ronson also praised the reunion, tweeting: "The Stone Roses reuniting is a bigger deal than Led Zeppelin. Strictly for the fact of how improbable it seemed until today."

Reverend and the Makers' Jon McClure wrote: "Right today I'm going to listen to solid Biggie Smalls and The Stone Roses in the studio and have myself a little party."

The Stone Roses will play two dates at Manchester's Heaton Park on June 29 and 30 before embarking on a world tour.

Tickets for the reunion gigs will go on sale on Friday, October 21 at 9.30am.

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