Oasis fans are flocking to the capital in anticipation of the band’s next gig — the first in London for almost two decades.
On Friday (July 25) the Gallagher brothers will take to the stage in London for the first time in 16 years, playing Wembley Stadium.
And fans will be able to stock up on everything from bucket hats and t-shirts to the band’s Adidas collab range so they look the part in the crowd.
Noel and Liam Gallagher, who famously fell out for over 15 years, surprised fans last year by confirming that the iconic band would reunite for a tour, performing at various UK venues and in North and South America, Asia and Australia.
Now, Oasis Live ‘25 is about to hit London.
Opening dates of the Oasis pop-up stores:
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So, where can fans buy the official Oasis merch?
Where to find Oasis Live ’25 pop-up stores
Oasis pop-up stores have opened around the UK and Ireland in line with the upcoming Oasis gigs.
In London, Oasis’s pop-up store can be found on Carnaby Street, having opened on July 8.
Elsewhere, a Manchester store opened in Spinningfields on June 20 while shops in Edinburgh and Dublin will be present from August 4.
Queues are expected, so the band’s website does recommend booking your slot in advance.
What can you buy at Oasis Live ‘25 pop-up stores
The Manchester merch store, spread across two floors, is absolutely brimming with everything an Oasis fan could want. From reusable branded Chilly’s bottles, to branded mugs and pint glasses, to jigsaws, babygrows and Zippo lighters.
According to the Manchester Evening News, a denim jacket costs £75, and T-shirts start at around £35. The Adidas collab range, which includes clothing items, is also stocked in the pop-up store.
Fans can also get their hands on various collectables and limited edition items, including albums and artwork.
Will there be merch at the live events?
There will be official merch on sale on the night at Oasis’s upcoming gigs.
But the pop-up stores give you the chance to skip the queues on the night and get your gear ahead of time.
