With a number of exclusive pop-up stores opening across the UK and Ireland this summer, Oasis are bringing a wave of nostalgia to fans.
Oasis set to launch exclusive pop-up shops across UK and Ireland for reunion tour – but fans need to act fast.
Oasis are bringing a wave of nostalgia to fans this summer with a string of exclusive pop-up stores opening across the UK and Ireland ahead of their huge reunion tour.
For the first time in 16 years, Noel and Liam Gallagher are reuniting on stage and fans will be able to get their hands on rare merch to mark the moment.
The first store in Manchester opens on June 20 and runs until July 27; more locations are planned for Cardiff, London, Birmingham, Edinburgh, and Dublin. Each will offer a limited number of accessories, clothing, vinyl, and other accessories, including exclusive items like one-off collabs.
This week, Manchester’s season begins, and Cardiff’s will debut on June 26. Edinburgh and Dublin will follow from August 4 and London and Birmingham both open on July 8.
The Oasis Live ’25 Tour, which starts in Cardiff on July 4, is tied to the stores, which haven’t performed together since 2009.
Fans who want to beat the crowds can apply for store-wide early access launch events. However, they’ll need to act quickly. Successful fans will be chosen at random and contacted by Thursday (June 19) after entries close at 8 p.m. tonight (June 18).
Details will be kept under wraps for the time being, with more information coming later this week, along with exact store locations and a breakdown of what’s on sale.
Meanwhile, Bono, a close friend of Noel’s, revealed that the band’s vocals have been “shockingly great” during rehearsals.
They’re both funny, the Irish rocker told Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1. Noel and I are still very close, and he wrote a message to me saying he’s kind of shocked by how fantastic the band is [sounding at rehearsals]. I anticipate a pleasant summer ahead.
The 65-year-old continued, “I love them. And what I really love is how precious independent music was before they just blew it. The ghetto was swaggering and the sound of “getting out of it,” not “glamorizing it.”
Zane also revealed that he will be traveling with the hitmakers, “Of course! That big Neil Young sound is that big guitar.
They said, “No, I have to do what I f****** want, and they were against the law in the UK.” Then they developed a beautiful, rhythmic quality.
That’s a kind of, that’s an almost R&, B rhythm, as in “Today is going to be the day.”
“Manchester was heavily influenced by dance music, so they were groovier than anyone else. They were more raw than anyone else.
Source: Mirror
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