Oasis is coming to Melbourne - here is everything you need to know for the gig and your stay

Melbourne’s vibrant scene offers the perfect backdrop for the experience of seeing Noel and Liam one more time! Its mix of historic and modern architecture mirrors the blend of classic and contemporary sounds you’ll hear. The city’s diverse cultural spots add layers to the journey, making it more than just a concert—it’s a full immersion. Expect venues that echo the raw energy of Northern England’s music halls. Savor dishes inspired by Northern English comfort food. Dive into cultural spots that reflect the working-class roots and artistic flair. This fusion of music, architecture, and local flavor creates a unique atmosphere that resonates with anyone who appreciates the depth behind the sound.

To reach Melbourne for the Oasis concert, you have several options: \- **By Air**: Fly into Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine), approximately 23 km northwest of the city centre. \- **By Train**: If you're coming from interstate, Southern Cross Station is Melbourne's main hub, connecting to regional and interstate services. \- **By Bus**: Various interstate bus services terminate at Southern Cross Station, offering an affordable travel option. From the city centre to the concert venues: \- **Marvel Stadium**: Located in Docklands, it's accessible via tram routes 30, 96 and 86, which operate extra services during major events. Public transport in Melbourne operates on a myki card system, which you can purchase and top up at train stations, retail outlets, or online but if just riding trams around the City Centre - its totally FREE! After the concert, trains depart Southern Cross Station to various destinations, including Mernda, Greensborough, Glen Waverley, and Ringwood, with services running until late.

If you're an Oasis fan looking to immerse yourself in a North English-themed experience in Melbourne, here are some venues and spots that capture that essence. - **Marvel Stadium**: A premier venue for large-scale concerts, including Oasis performances. - **Northern Soul Chip Shop**: Located in St Kilda, this eatery offers authentic British and Irish fish and chips, inspired by the Northern Soul music scene. - **Northern Git**: A Thornbury restaurant headed up by Manc chef serving classics for the North. - **Manchester Press:** Melbourne = coffee and laneways. Get your fill of both and keep the Manchester theme going. - **The Old Bar:** The Old Bar in Fitzroy is based on a classic Manchester boozer with loads of Madchester tunes to match.

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• The Old Bar
• Manchester Press
• Northern Soul Chip Shop
• Northern Git
• Marvel Stadium

Melbourne’s skyline holds echoes of Manchester’s industrial past, especially visible in its architecture. The Manchester Unity Building stands out as a prime example, with its Gothic Revival style reminiscent of Northern England’s early 20th-century commercial buildings. Its intricate terracotta facade and pointed arches mirror the grandeur found in Manchester’s city center, making it a symbolic bridge between the two cities. For a deeper appreciation, I suggest a walking route starting at the **Manchester** Unity Building on Collins Street, then moving towards nearby structures that share similar Edwardian and Gothic influences. This stroll reveals how Melbourne’s architects embraced Northern English styles, blending them with local materials and urban needs.

Melbourne's cultural scene offers a rich tapestry of experiences that resonate with fans of Oasis and North English culture. The National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) International, located on St Kilda Road, houses an extensive collection of international art, including works by British artists. The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, situated at Federation Square, focuses on Australian art, providing a unique perspective on the nation's artistic heritage. The Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI), also at Federation Square, celebrates screen culture, featuring exhibitions on film, television, and digital art. These venues often host events and exhibitions that align with British and Oasis themes, so it's worth checking their schedules to plan your visit accordingly. To make the most of your time, consider visiting these venues in the morning, leaving afternoons free for other activities or relaxation. The State Library is a killer building. Not much chance of spotting the Gallaghers here....

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• National Gallery of Victoria
• State Library Victoria
• Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria - Melbourne Gardens
• Fed Square

If coming for Oasis you'd be crazy not to stretch theme by staying at the Urban Oasis on Collins. Just a free tram ride or short stroll from the gig - this place will set the scene for an unbeatable gig experience.

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• Urban Oasis on Collins

If coming from outside of Melbourne, (or Victoria or Australia!) time can be well spent outdoors wandering street art filled lanes or on day trips to the best sites in this part of world such as the Great Ocean Road, Phillip Island to see the penguins or out to the Yarra Valley for some of Australia's finest wine. Or go the full Liam and just mope around in your room.

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• Yarra Valley Wine & Winery Tour from Melbourne - All Inclusive!
• Full-Day Phillip Island Tour with Kangaroo, Koala and Penguin Parade
• Great Ocean Road Reverse Itinerary Boutique Tour - Max 11 Guests

After the concert walk back through the Southern Cross concourse and down the steps to the corner of Spencer and Bourke streets. Often a giant sing-a-long breaks out at this intersection post big concerts like this one - so if you want to sing Champagne Supernova at the top of your voice as part of a thousands strong choir - this is the place to be.

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