Three new signature models honour Noel Gallagher, Gem Archer and Bonehead, capturing the instruments that defined one of Britain's biggest bands.
The lads are back on tour together, which calls for a celebration.
To mark one of the most iconic reunions in British music, Gibson and Epiphone have released three signature guitars celebrating the instruments that shaped Oasis’s sound. The Gibson Noel Gallagher Les Paul Standard, Epiphone Gem Archer Sheraton, and Epiphone Bonehead Riviera bring decades of rock history into current production models.
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Gibson Noel Gallagher Les Paul Standard
Crafted in collaboration with Noel Gallagher for the Live ’25 tour, this Les Paul Standard captures a historic moment in live music. Gallagher’s original Gibson Custom version was the first guitar he played during what’s been called the biggest rock ‘n’ roll reunion of the 21st century. This Gibson USA factory version channels the unmistakable sound and aesthetics of the ’90s while remaining relevant for today’s players.
Chrome-covered Gibson P-90 Soapbar pickups deliver the dynamic range and bite that defined Oasis’s recordings, paired with hand-wired controls and vintage-style black Top Hat knobs with silver reflectors. A decal reproduction of Noel’s signature appears on the back of the headstock, and each guitar ships in a hardshell case. The Gibson Noel Gallagher Les Paul Standard arrives in Australia in mid-December 2025 .
Epiphone Masterbuilt Gem Archer Sheraton
Gem Archer’s 1966 Sheraton, a gift from Noel Gallagher, has become inseparable from his work with Oasis, as well as Beady Eye and Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds. The new Masterbuilt edition honours that legacy, combining the Sheraton’s classic 1958 semi-hollowbody design with premium components from Epiphone’s Inspired by Gibson Custom series.
The USA-made Gibson Mini Humbucker pickups provide a rich, articulate tone, while premium CTS pots, Mallory capacitors, and Switchcraft components ensure reliable performance and versatile control. Available in both right-handed and left-handed configurations with an Epiphone hardshell case, the Gem Archer Sheraton arrives in Australian stores in late January 2026.
Epiphone Bonehead Riviera
Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs’ 1982 Riviera was front and centre during the recording of Definitely Maybe and (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?, driving the rhythm guitar parts that defined Oasis’s early sound. From The Water Rats to Knebworth, that Riviera was always there.
Epiphone’s faithful recreation features a five-ply maple body with a solid maple centre block for enhanced sustain and reduced feedback, staying true to the tone that shaped those records. The sloped Dovewing headstock comes with die-cast tuners, a Graph Tech nut, and mother-of-pearl inlays, while Bonehead’s signature appears in gold on the back of the headstock. Available in right-handed and left-handed versions with an Epiphone hardshell case, the Bonehead Riviera also arrives late January 2026.
All three guitars are available through Australis Music Group.
