Liam Gallagher sends "love n light" to Liverpool band The Kairos after members were harmed in stabbing
2 March 2020, 14:39 | Updated: 2 March 2020, 15:06
The former Oasis rocker is among those showing support to Tom and Lewis from The Kairos, who were harmed during a stabbing in the city centre.
Liam Gallagher has sent well wishes to a young Liverpool band The Kairos after reports that two of their members were stabbed on Sunday (1 March)
The band - who are comprised of guitarist and vocalist Tom Dempsey, guitarist Lewis Chambers, bassist Owen Forrester on and drummer Sam Bradley - hit the headlines after it was reported that Tom and Lewis were caught in a stabbing in Liverpool city centre.
The former Oasis rocker took to Twitter to write: "Sending love n light to Tom and Lewis from The Kairos thinking of you both LG x".
Sending love n light to Tom and Lewis from The Kairos thinking of you both LG x
— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) March 1, 2020
As the Liverpool Echo reports, emergency services were called to Liverpool city centre around 4am following reports of a fight, where two 19-year-old boys were injured, one of them critically after suffering a stab wound to his chest.
According to the outlet, the second teen suffered a cut to his face.
Support has continued to pour in for the Merseyside band, with many sharing their music on social media.
Lost In Liverpool track of the day. Stay strong. @TheKairos1 @AJDempsey70 https://t.co/v8YadNw9N9
— Lost In Liverpool /// (@lostinliverpl) March 2, 2020
Ade Dempsey, who appears to be a relative of their frontman, thanked the Manchester rocker for his tweet writing: "@liamgallagher ❤️thank you so much for the message xxxxx @Tom_Dempsey14 @TheKairos1".
@liamgallagher ❤️thank you so much for the message xxxxx @Tom_Dempsey14 @TheKairos1
— Ade Dempsey (@AJDempsey70) March 1, 2020
It's not the first time Liam Gallagher has spoken out publicly about stabbings, calling the epidemic "outrageous" and previously slamming the London Mayor over the statistics.
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