
Full live sets from Oasis tribute Oasish and Stone Roses tribute Made Of Stone Roses, followed by an indie afterparty with DJ Mutant Movement.
Oasish and Made Of Stone Roses are playing the Leeds Irish Centre on Saturday 22 May, with both bands performing their full live sets. It's a double bill of two of the biggest names in the tribute world, and the night doesn't stop when the bands finish: DJ Mutant Movement takes over for an indie retrospective spanning the 80s, 90s, 00s and 10s, keeping things going until 1am.
Oasish have been around since 2004 and have built a reputation for an attention to detail that many have hailed as better than the real thing. They've played Wembley Stadium, the National Indoor Arena and Manchester Academy, and are the only band to play Glastonbury Festival every single year it's run. The name itself is a nod to the real-life siblings of the original band, who still can't be in the same room together.
Made Of Stone Roses are newer, having formed in 2024, and are already hailed as among the best tribute acts to the Stone Roses. Together, the two bands cover the two biggest guitar bands of the era, and both are playing their full live sets rather than a best-of selection.
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The venue has its own connection to the music: Oasis played the Leeds Irish Centre packed to the rafters back in 1994, so the night returns to a room that's seen the real thing. Tickets are £18 via Skiddle, or you can get them at the bar in advance with no booking fee, though it'll be more expensive on the door. With the DJ going until 1am, it's a long one, so keep that in mind if you're planning on staying for the afterparty.