Liam Gallagher

launched

his latitudes at the wentworthtour

in support of his new album,

C’Mon You Know

,

Thursday with a hometown gig in Manchester where the singer performed an

Oasis

track neither he nor his former band ever played live.

Midway through his Oasis-heavy set at Etihad Stadium — the show featured 12 Oasis tracks on the 22-song setlist — Gallagher whipped out “Roll It Over,” the closer from the band’s 2000 LP

Standing on the Shoulder of Giants

, and a song that had never been performed live by any member of Oasis since its release 22 years ago.

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“This is for all the old school Oasis fans,” Gallagher told fans Thursday before the performance (

via NME

). “You should remember it.”

Gallagher released his new solo album

C’Mon You Know

last week. Thursday’s show featured five tracks from the LP, including

the title track

. Among the dozen Oasis songs Gallagher performed were hits like “Wonderwall,” “Live Forever,” “Supernova” and the evening’s final number, “Champagne Supernova.”

Gallagher is next set to play back-to-back sold-out shows at Knebworth Park, the site of one of Oasis’ legendary gigs, on June 3 and 4. The celebrated band’s 1996 concert at the venue is the subject of

a recent film

celebrating the

25th anniversary

of the show.

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