Liam Gallagher band. Arthurs also joined Liam Gallagher for a virtual reality concert on 5 December 2020 called “Down By The River Thames”. From 27 to 29 August 2021, Arthurs joined Gallagher to perform his set headlining Reading & Leeds Festivals, playing songs from Gallagher's solo career, as well as songs originally recorded by Oasis. On 26 April 2022, Arthurs announced a statement saying that he had been diagnosed with tonsil cancer and could not join Gallagher on his tour in order to do treatment. On September 29, 2022, Arthurs announced that he’s been declared cancer-free. Six months later, Arthurs confirmed that he will play with Liam again on his 2023 tour. Equipment Arthurs used the same 1982 Japanese-made Matsumoku Epiphone Riviera throughout his time as Oasis' rhythm guitarist. He still uses this guitar today. He has also been known to play piano as heard in the songs “Don't Look Back In Anger” and “The Masterplan”, mellotron on "Wonderwall" along with playing electric piano at the 1994 MTV Most Wanted for the songs “Live Forever” and “Whatever”. References Other sources Oasis: What's the Story?; Ian Robertson; Blake Publishing; 1996 Definitely Maybe; Big Brother DVDs; 2004 External links The official Parlour Flames website 1965 births Living people English rock guitarists Oasis (band) members Musicians from Manchester People from Burnage Rhythm guitarists Britpop musicians English rock pianists English rock keyboardists English multi-instrumentalists