There was always going to be a strange feeling when Live ’25 ended.
For so long, getting Oasis back together had been the thing nobody really believed would happen. Then suddenly it wasn't a rumour anymore. The dates were announced. Tickets were bought. Gigs were played.
And for a while, something that had felt impossible became completely normal.
Oasis were back.
Then it ended.
Almost immediately the question changed from “Will they ever get back together?” to “Are we really never doing that again?”
Thankfully, we now have our answer.
Live ’27. We get to do it all again.
The madness has already started
Last weekend was nuts! Codes. Queues. Refreshing emails. Group chats going absolutely mental.
Trying for one date and ending up with another. Checking hotel prices before everyone else has the same idea. Looking at flights and convincing yourself that travelling halfway across Europe to watch a band you've already seen several times is an entirely sensible financial decision.
And then finally seeing those tickets sitting there and realising:
We're going.
We're not watching all of this from the sidelines at Millsy & Kin either.
We're fans too.
We've been in the queues. We've been refreshing the emails. We've been discussing dates, hotels, travel and who's managed to get tickets.
And yes, conversations about the best way to get out of the Knebworth car park have already started.
Some wounds apparently take more than 30 years to heal.
The build-up is part of the story
That's the thing about an Oasis gig...
The night itself might only last a few hours, but the experience starts months before.
It's talking about the setlist.
Working out where you're staying.
Deciding how early is too early to start drinking.
Wondering what they'll open with.
Playing songs you've heard a thousand times and suddenly hearing them differently because you know that next year you'll be standing amongst tens of thousands of people singing them back.
Live ’27 isn't just something we happen to be selling products around.
We're looking forward to it too.
And that's really what Millsy & Kin has always been about.
Your date. Your night. Your story.
We didn't start Millsy & Kin simply because we wanted to put things on T-shirts.
It was about the stories attached to them and the people we have encountered as a part of it.
The songs that take you straight back somewhere. The gigs you still talk about years later. The lyrics that mean something completely different now than they did when you first heard them.
So for Live ’27, we wanted to do something we'd done before — only bigger.
We've created an individual tee for every single night of the tour.
Glasgow. Manchester. Munich. Barcelona. Amsterdam. Paris. Rome. Boston. Las Vegas. Slane.
And six very special nights at Knebworth.
42 shows. 42 individual tees.
Because years from now, it won't just be Live ’27 that you remember.
You'll remember your night.
The date. The people you went with. Where you stood. What they played. The journey there.
And, judging by history, possibly the journey home from Knebworth.
Official merch. For Kin. And plenty more to come.
Our own designs are only one part of Millsy & Kin.
We're proud to stock officially licensed Oasis merchandise alongside our For Kin collections, and between now and Live ’27 we'll be working with our official merchandise partners to bring more licensed products into the range.
We'll choose them the same way we always have: if we wouldn't want to own it ourselves, we're not interested in selling it.
That's important to us.
Because we're not trying to build another website full of disposable band merch.
We're trying to build the kind of place we'd want to shop as fans ourselves.
Official merchandise alongside original fan-led designs. Good products. Good garments. And things actually worth owning. Oh, and customer service that actually cares!
Made for more than one night
There are going to be a lot of Live ’27 T-shirts appearing over the next few months.
There already are.
But quality matters to us.
Thousands of fans already wear Millsy & Kin, and we believe what a tee is printed on matters every bit as much as what's printed on it.
That's why our Live ’27 tees are made from premium 100% organic cotton, chosen for comfort, durability and quality.
We want you to wear yours while you're counting down the months.
Wear it on the journey there.
Wear it on the night.
And pull it out of the wardrobe years later and immediately remember where you were.
Because the best gig shirts aren't really just T-shirts.
They're memories.
We get to do it all again
Live ’25 reminded us of something we'd probably forgotten.
These songs don't belong to one generation anymore.
They're being sung by people who bought Definitely Maybe in 1994, people who discovered Oasis years after they split, and kids experiencing all of this for the first time.
And now we get another summer of it.
Another countdown.
Another set of nights we'll spend months looking forward to and years talking about afterwards.
We'll be there for the build-up. We'll be adding new products. We'll be sourcing more official merchandise. We'll undoubtedly be obsessing over rumours, setlists and everything else that happens between now and the first chord being played.
Because we're not just selling to this community.
We're part of it.
See you in ’27.
And if anyone does work out how to get out of the Knebworth car park quickly, please let us know.
Your date. Your night. Your story.
Wear your story. Join The Kin.

