Oh Yeah's Musical Gift Ideas for Last Minute Shoppers

Ah, Christmas - a time for gift-giving joy, but let's face it, choosing the perfect present can be a bit of a puzzle. If you find yourself still scrambling for a gift for the music lover in your life, look no further! Oh Yeah Music Centre is here with our essential guide to Christmas presents, offering a touch of musical magic that also supports our mission of 'opening doors to music'.

 

Oh Yeah Merch

Wrap your loved ones in Oh Yeah goodies with our made-to-order merch, delivered right to your doorstep (world-wide shipping available!). Browse the Oh Yeah Music Centre merch site to explore hoodies, tees, babygrows and more. Each purchase backs our charity's projects, including youth initiatives, talent development, and music engagement projects for older people.

Stephen Wearing Oh Yeah Merch Tshirt at Machu Picchu

Oh Yeah volunteer Stephen sporting his Oh Yeah t-shirt at Machu Picchu

 

Rehearsal Room Vouchers

Our Strummerville rehearsal rooms provide a creative space where musicians can refine their craft. Whether the musician in your life is a seasoned professional or is experimenting with their very first project, our rehearsal room vouchers are the perfect gift to help them along on their journey. You can choose from a £20 voucher for the small rehearsal room which holds up to four people, or a £25 voucher for the large room which can facilitate up to six.

Get your vouchers here: https://ohyeahcentre.bandcamp.com/

 

Belfast Music Tours

Who says Christmas gifts can't be an experience? Surprise your loved ones with tickets to one of our unique music tours. It's not just for tourists – it's a fantastic family day out, exploring the rich musical history of our vibrant city. Uncover hidden gems, stories, and the beating heart of Belfast's music scene.

Tickets are on sale now Creative Tours Belfast’s Music Walking Tour and Punk Tour.

The Belfast Music Bus Tour is set to return in February 2024. If you’d like to purchase a voucher for the tour, contact rionach@ohyeahbelfast.com.

Tour guide Dolores outside Oh Yeah Music Centre

Tour guide Dolores, photographed by Lost Lens Caps

 

Elevate Course

Elevate is a songwriting and guitar programme designed to provide young musicians aged between 11-18 with the tools and guidance they need to pursue their passion for music. The programme includes instruction on the fundamentals of guitar playing and songwriting, as well as opportunities for hands-on learning and practice. Participants will have the chance to collaborate with other young musicians, receive feedback from experienced mentors, and perform their original songs in a supportive environment.

If you have a young person in your family with a dedicated interest in music, you can gift them with a year-long membership which can be paid with a one off payment of £260 or four quarterly payments of £65.

 

Starr Records

Located downstairs in Oh Yeah, Starr Records will be open throughout the week for all your vinyl needs. Their extensive collection covers everything from brand new releases, classic albums and the more obscure selections. You can never go wrong with a shiny new record for Christmas!

 

Gig Tickets For 2024

Looking ahead to the new year, why not gift the anticipation of a live music experience? We have a range of events planned for 2024 which span across multiple genres, so you’re bound to find the perfect gig for the music fan in your life.

 

When you choose Oh Yeah for your Christmas shopping, you're not just buying a gift – you're contributing to our charity's mission to make music accessible to all. Your support helps us open doors for aspiring musicians, foster youth projects, and bring the joy of music to diverse communities.

To all you last-minute shoppers, fear not – you can dive into our collection, support local, and have your presents sorted with just a few clicks. Because nothing says 'Merry Christmas' like the gift of music from Oh Yeah.

 

Wishing you a wonderful festive season and a happy new year from the Oh Yeah gang!

Charlotte Dryden

CEO, Oh Yeah Music Centre

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