Oasiz

Oasiz are back at the Stephen Joseph Theatre on Saturday 14 November, their first return to the venue since their last performance there sold out. They're an Oasis tribute band, and they describe themselves as one of the UK's most authentic, known for their likeness to the original. The set is a career-spanning run of anthems, so you'll hear the big songs from across the whole Oasis catalogue rather than anything focused on a single era.

There's a bit of a story behind the frontman, Steve, who performs as Liam. In 2023, a short clip of him went viral on social media with over half a million views, and enough people were convinced it was Liam Gallagher himself that the story was picked up by the national press. That led to a high-profile television appearance later that year, and the band is now on its third UK tour. If you've seen them before, you'll know the focus is on the likeness and the sound, and this date is part of that same touring run.

The venue is part of what makes the night a bit different from a standard gig. The Stephen Joseph Theatre is Scarborough's independent theatre and cinema, a restored 1930s Odeon that was a pioneer of theatre-in-the-round. This performance is staged in the round, with the audience surrounding the band, which puts you closer to the action than you'd be at a typical end-on stage. The show runs as two 45-minute sets with a 30-minute interval in between.

It starts at 7:30pm on Saturday 14 November, with standard tickets at £23.00.