Photo via @oasis on Instagram
Popular English rock band Oasis is launching a pop-up store in Toronto ahead of its sold-out tour, kicking off in the city this month. Here’s what you need to know.
Fans got the message loud and clear on Aug. 13, when the band posted, “Be careful what you wish for…” on Instagram, confirming they are bringing a pop-up store to four North American cities.
According to the announcement, fans can expect exclusive merchandise at the pop-up, though specifics have not been released.
Fans can make their way to 468 Queen St. W., starting Aug. 21.
You’re more than welcome to walk in and check out the selection of merch. Alternatively, to secure your entry, you can fill out an online form and book a time slot.
At the time of writing, only two dates are remaining with booking availability: Aug. 26 and 27, which are after the concert.
So if you want to get your hands on the goods BEFORE the concert, we recommend getting to the pop-up early. After all, Toronto loves a good lineup.
Oasis is embarking on a North American tour with stops in Toronto, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Mexico City.
As for our humble city, we’ll see the band perform for two nights — Aug. 24 and 25, 2025.
It’s all going down at the Rogers Stadium. You know, the same stadium where Coldplay and Blackpink recently performed. If you have yet to venture north of Toronto to the newly constructed stadium, we’ve put together a guide to help you navigate the grounds.
This will be the band’s first live appearance since they broke up in 2009. And considering Toronto is the first stop on their tour, expect it to be big – and not just because Cage the Elephant will be gracing the stage as well.
Are you going to the sold-out show? Let us know! Even if you’re not, at least you have a chance to get some merch at the Oasis pop-up.
When: Starting Aug. 21, 2025
Where: 468 Queen St. W.
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