Oasis has focused on merchandise leading up to their first gig in 16 years, opening pop-up shops and collaborating with brands like Levi's and Adidas. Streets of Cardiff are filled with their logos on various apparel. Their fanbase spans generations and demographics, with attendees from various countries traveling to the concert. This unity among the fans is reflected in their eagerness for the performance, wearing different merchandise and planning to commemorate the event, showing the deep cultural impact the band has maintained over the years.
In the weeks leading up to their first gig for 16 years, Oasis have been busy when it comes to merch. They opened pop-up shops and announced collabs with Levi's, Adidas and Next.
If the crowd is largely white, there's a contingent of fans from east Asia. Put together, the hordes marauding on the streets of Cardiff before the 74,500-capacity sell-out gig at the Principality stadium are united by their love for the five Mancunians.
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