Oasis Live ’27 London Trip Guide: Pilgrimage Sites, Record Shops & Matchdays

Berwick Street, London, from the same angle as Oasis's album cover, with Sister Ray visible

London Awaits Oasis Live ’27 The anticipation for Oasis Live ’27 is completely reshaping how international fans are planning their UK travels. As the monumental reunion tour approaches, the question for anyone securing tickets isn’t just about the gig itself, but how to maximize the entire London experience around it. I am CityNomix, a digital Continue reading “Oasis Live ’27 London Trip Guide: Pilgrimage Sites, Record Shops & Matchdays”

The Ultimate Tokyo Vinyl & Cassette Hunting Guide: Digging Deep in Shibuya, Ochanomizu, and Beyond

Cover art of The 1975's 'Sex EP' 12-inch vinyl record, featuring a black and white image of crumpled sheets with a price sticker in the corner.

🎵 Vinyl Hunters: Why You Should Stay in Central Tokyo Ochanomizu and Shibuya are Tokyo’s vinyl havens — but records are HEAVY. Lugging your finds across town between shops is exhausting. Stay near the action. Editor’s pick: Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu sits directly above Shibuya Station. Disk Union, Manhattan Records, HMV Record Shop, and Tower Continue reading “The Ultimate Tokyo Vinyl & Cassette Hunting Guide: Digging Deep in Shibuya, Ochanomizu, and Beyond”

Oasis Vinyl Hunting in London: Flashback Records Guide (Updated 2026)

Exterior of Flashback Records store established in 1997 with hanging t-shirts and vinyl records visible inside

Note: Planning a London trip for Oasis Live ’27 (announced September 2026 — 38 shows across the UK, Europe and the US)? London’s record shops are where the pilgrimage pays off. This is my first-hand hunt for Oasis UK original pressings at Flashback Records, minutes before closing time. More London digging spots are listed below, Continue reading “Oasis Vinyl Hunting in London: Flashback Records Guide (Updated 2026)”

Oasis Vinyl Hunting in London: Spotting a £500 Gem at Reckless Records Soho

A signed, limited edition 7-inch record by Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, displayed in a record store rack with a £500 price tag.

November 24, 2025. The historic Oasis reunion world tour, which swept the globe into a frenzy of nostalgia and rock ‘n’ roll euphoria, finally concluded last night. As the London music scene—and indeed the world—nurses a collective post-tour hangover, I find myself thinking back to a chilly evening earlier this month in Soho. I’m CityNomix. Continue reading “Oasis Vinyl Hunting in London: Spotting a £500 Gem at Reckless Records Soho”