Former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher has offered his support to a Liverpool band after a city centre stabbing has left two teens hurt, one in a critical condition.
Liam, 47, took to Twitter to offer love and light to The Kairos members “Tom and Lewis”, originally from Formby, who were stabbed at around 4am on a busy Liverpool high street.
The Champagne Supernova hitmakers message came 15 hours after the brutal incident, which Merseyside Police described as “horrific”.
It’s believed that the incident took place close to River Island on Church Street, leaving a 19-year-old critically hurt with another 19-year-old suffering a minor knife wound to his face and was later discharged from hospital.
The teens were stabbed on Church Street, Liverpool (Image: Jason Roberts photography)
The band are made up of Tom Dempsey on lead guitar and vocals, Lewis Chambers on guitar, Owen Forrester on bass and Sam Bradley on drums and backing vocals.
Addressing his 3.2million Twitter followers, Liam said: “Sending love n light to Tom and Lewis from The Kairos thinking of you both LG x”.
One user with the surname Dempsey replied to Liam’s tweet saying: “thank you so much for the message xxxxx @Tom_Dempsey14 @TheKairos1” alongside a red heart emoji.
Police cordoned off the busy street (Image: Jason Roberts photography)
A second went on to say: “Sending all my love to @Tom_Dempsey14 the beautiful and courageous young frontman from @TheKairos1 who I have had the absolute pleasure to get to know recently. And to his amazing bandmate Lewis. Speedy recovery guys. Your band are one of the brightest lights around!”
Meanwhile, a third tweeted: “Lost for words boys so sad. All of us sending our thoughts out to youse tonight, love yas very much well see youse soon [sic]”.
Liam took to Twitter to offer love to the teens (Image: WireImage)
A 20-year-old man was later arrested in suspicion of two counts of Section 18 assault, possession of a bladed article and possession with intent to supply drugs.
Anyone with information is asked to contact @MerPolCC or 101 with reference 136 of Sunday, March 1. Alternatively, you can speak to Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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