Oasis at Royal Oak Music Theatre, Michigan - 22nd October 1995
Step back in time to the height of Britpop with this stunning A4 print of a concert poster from Oasis’s iconic performance at the Royal Oak Music Theatre in Michigan on October 22, 1995. This beautifully reproduced artwork captures the raw energy and swagger of one of the most legendary bands of the ‘90s, during their meteoric rise with the Definitely Maybe era transitioning into the What’s the Story (Morning Glory)? phenomenon. Perfect for music lovers, Oasis fans, or anyone looking to add a touch of rock ‘n’ roll nostalgia to their space.
Printed on high-quality, archival-grade paper, this A4 poster (210 x 297 mm / 8.3 x 11.7 inches) features vibrant colors and crisp details that bring the original design to life. Whether framed on your wall or displayed in a collection, this piece is a timeless tribute to a pivotal moment in Oasis’s history, when the Gallagher brothers and their bandmates electrified audiences across the globe.
Historical Note: While exact records of the October 22, 1995, Royal Oak setlist are scarce, this show fell during Oasis’s U.S. tour supporting What’s the Story (Morning Glory)?, released just weeks earlier on October 2. Based on setlists from this tour (e.g., performances documented around that time), here’s a likely representation of the songs that might have echoed through the Royal Oak Music Theatre that night:
Possible Setlist:
- The Swamp Song (instrumental intro)
- Acquiesce
- Supersonic
- Hello
- Roll With It
- Shakermaker
- Some Might Say
- Cigarettes & Alcohol
- Live Forever
- Wonderwall
- Cast No Shadow
- Morning Glory
- Don’t Look Back in Anger
- Champagne Supernova Encore:
- I Am the Walrus (The Beatles cover)
Note: This setlist is an educated reconstruction based on Oasis’s typical performances from late 1995. The exact order and songs may vary slightly from the actual event.
Relive the magic of Oasis’s early years with this evocative A4 print—a must-have for collectors and fans alike. Hang it up, turn up “Live Forever,” and let the memories of 1995 rock on.
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