The Mancunian brothers announced the band would be back to play 14 gigs (with the promise of more to come) on August 27. Tickets will go on sale on Saturday, August 31, the day after they release a special 30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition of Definitely Maybe, their debut album first released on August 29, 1994. 

Because this celebration has been long in the works, brand new Oasis merch has already come out this week. Yesterday, Levi’s launched the “Band Tee Collection”: the offering includes t-shirts with the classic Decca Logo, a Maine Road football pitch, as well as the Union Jack logo which has been borrowed from the first Oasis shirts issued. All the t-shirts come in white and black, and cost £30 a pop.

Keep your eyes peeled for more to come. Represent Clothing, the “luxury streetwear brand” founded by Mancunian brothers George and Mike Heaton in 2011, posted a picture of a collaboration T-shirt with Oasis complete with the caption “This is it, it is happening” on Instagram (the same sentence the Oasis account used to confirm the Oasis Live 25 tour).