Oasis - Live At Irvine Beach

In the 90s, all Oasis record sleeve artwork was produced by us at Microdot. The gig posters, however, were always handled by the concert promoters. Presented here for the first time are a series of reimaged artworks for the gigs at Maine Road, Irvine Beach and The Boardwalk.

All three posters in the series can be seen HERE

PLEASE NOTE - TO GET THE THREE FOR DEAL - DO NOT ADD EACH POSTER TO YOUR CART INDIVIDUALLY - CHOSE ONE OF THE 'ALL 3' OPTIONS ABOVE.

This edition is for Irvine Beach, virtually no promotional material was ever produced for this gig as almost all tickets were sold directly to Oasis mailing list members before the gig went on general sale.

A circus poster theme was adapted as the gigs were held under canvas, a point repeatedly mentioned by the promoter at the time - see video at the foot of the page explaining the artwork.

All the prints are signed by Oasis designer Brian Cannon and carry the Microdot emboss.

The posters are available in two sizes, A3 & A2

If all three posters are bought a large discount will be applied, sizes and pricing details below.

A3 - 42 x 30 cm / 16 x 12 inches. A2 - 60 x 42 cm / 24 x 16 inches.

A3 Print Only - £45

A3 Framed - £65

A2 Print Only - £65

A2 Framed - £95

All 3 gigs in A3 print only - £100 - a saving of £35

All 3 gigs in A3 FRAMED - £150 - a saving of £45

All 3 gigs in A2 print only - £150 - a saving of £45

All 3 gigs in A2 FRAMED - £220 - a saving of £65

The initial print run is of 100 for each size, all the originals have the 'A Microdot Design' spot, which will be removed from any future print runs to differentiate the originals.

The prints are beautifully onto 250gsm silk art stock in the North of England and each one carries the Microdot emboss.

The framed prints are mounted before framing in Nielsen brand aluminium frames - as used in the Microdot Boutique and at all Microdot exhibitions.

All three posters in the series can be seen HERE

Watch the video below to hear Microdot Creative Director Brian Cannon talk through the concept and creation of the artwork.