If you’re wondering what to wear to your upcoming gig, check out our beauty editor Laura Mulley’s outfit gallery for one of the Oasis shows in Manchester this weekend.
If you have tickets for an upcoming show or are hoping to purchase some last-minute ones, you’re in for a real treat, as all the fans are saying when I was lucky enough to get my tickets to see Oasis play at Heaton Park in Manchester on Saturday night, and it was incredible.
However, I debated and questioned what I should put on before going to it. I wanted to look cool despite having to spend a lot of time outside, which was necessary for my long day spent.
The band’s merchandise, which includes T-shirts and bucket hats, can be purchased in advance from the official Oasis store, or can be picked up from vendors at or outside the venue. The majority of attendees, of course, were wearing these items. On the high street, you’ll also find plenty of excellent products, including those from Next, Debenhams, and Amazon.
I needed wellies or boots and raincoats (I purchased this leopard print one from ASOS), but I attended Heaton Park, which is a completely open-air venue. Keep with the band’s affiliation to Adidas with a pair of Spezials if you’re visiting Wembley Stadium, but trainers are still a good idea. What else should you pair your merchandise with?
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a crossbody bag
A crossbody bag that leaves your hands free makes it ideal for gigs because it is safe, accessible, and stylish. The cult classic Uniqlo Round Mini Shoulder Bag, priced at $14.90, is ideal for this because it’s lightweight and available in a lot of colors right now.
Remember that any bag you bring must be under A4 in size (no backpacks allowed), and it will be searched before entering.
Shorts
Even though the weather isn’t particularly hot, we’re still talking summer. At Heaton Park, almost all of the women were wearing shorts, paired with a band T-shirt, and it gives off a rock ‘n’ roll, festival-like vibe. They are much more practical than a skirt if you intend to sit on someone else’s shoulders.
Go for a pair of classic Levi’s 501 denim cut-offs, such as these from £42 and this pair from Nobody’s Child, which are still on sale in all sizes and are still on sale for half as much as they did.
a bucket hat
Make sure to wear a bucket hat, in keeping with the band’s well-known 90s aesthetic because so many people at Heaton Park were wearing it. I adored this grey leopard print Adidas pair my friend was wearing when I wanted to buy a non-Oasis pair that I could wear more often (£30).
However, ASOS is a great place to look if you want more options because it’s currently only available in one size. If you know you won’t be wearing it much after the event, consider purchasing this £8 cream one instead of the olive-colored one.
How to purchase Oasis tickets
The largest ticket collection is currently on sale on resale websites like Vivid Seats, StubHub, and Vigogo, despite their being in a grey area. And these cost between £350 and £400, respectively.
Tickets can be purchased from these websites until the day of the concert. Additionally, each website offers a guarantee to protect ticket buyers, meaning they are guaranteed either receiving a refund or receiving their money back for the event they purchase. No arrests are necessary.
The links are as follows:
At this point in the tour, only legitimate methods of purchasing tickets are available through Ticketmaster, Seat Unique, and Twickets, which are both official retailers. However, Ticketmaster and Twickets have experienced weeks of late delivery.
Having said that, Seat Unique is still offering VIP and VIP tickets at the moment. These tickets include complimentary food, beverages, early access, after parties, and more.
Fans need all the links listed here:
Here to purchase Oasis tickets
Prices vary.
Here to purchase Oasis tickets
Source: Mirror
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