BBC and other traditional media including your tweets in their news coverage
Fans who listened to the iTunes Festival gig, which was broadcast live on radio station XFM, wrote on the Twitter website during and after the concert.
Oasis at Roundhouse was brilliant
Fan Emma Mitchell on TwitterRob Ramsey said Liam had accused students in "stupid pointy shoes" of hurling the beer.
And the Camden New Journal newspaper twittered that the star was "throwing a tantrum because Camden students soaked his stage with beer".
However, fans did not seem disappointed with the band's performance.
Emma Mitchell wrote: "Oasis at Roundhouse was brilliant."
On a page devoted to the iTunes Festival on website Facebook, Steven Buss wrote: "What an amazing night. Forgot what a stroppy sod Liam could be. Loved it."
It is a very interesting trend lately. BBC and other traditional news media are increasingly using information from tweets created by public in their news coverage... be it some eye witness news from a natural disaster or a fan review from a local concert.
Twitter has given everyone a voice and the traditional media is definitely listening.



