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Oasis Honoured in Stunning New Manchester Mural at Sifters, Burnage

Oasis have been immortalised in a new mural on the side of Sifters Record Shop in Burnage, Manchester — one of the city’s most famous musical landmarks.

Written by Philip Marks
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The artwork features striking portraits of Liam and Noel Gallagher, rendered in bold, photorealistic detail against a deep-blue backdrop. According to the artist, it was inspired by the band’s 1990s press imagery and the desire to give something lasting back to the Burnage community.

More Oasis street art has been unveiled in the part of Manchester the Gallagher brothers grew up in

Why Sifters Matters

Sifters is woven into Oasis mythology. Long before fame, Liam and Noel would browse and buy records here. Its mention in “Shakermaker” turned the small Burnage shop into a pilgrimage site for fans worldwide. Today, it remains a working record store — and now, with this mural, a physical monument to the band’s roots.

If you are going to visit, please be respectful, and kind, plus buy a record from the shop. 

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