Win a signed Oasis Definitely Maybe 30 Years board

The Prize

Oasis ‘Definitely Maybe’ board by @allontheboard, signed by Liam Gallagher.

An exclusive opportunity to win an original All on the Board piece signed by Liam Gallagher, to celebrate 30 years of Oasis’ chart-topping album ‘Definitely Maybe’.

This one-off piece of musical history features a bespoke poem written by All on the Board in homage to one of the fastest selling debut albums in British history, loved and signed by Liam himself.

The board is A3 and has been handwritten and signed in permanent pen. As the only one of its kind in existence,  this is a real collectors item that is truly unique.

100% of the proceeds from this Crowdfunder will go to music therapy charity Nordoff and Robbins.

About @allontheboard

All on the Board is the pseudonym for two writing partners, Jeremy Chopra and Ian Redpath, who found huge success on social media when in 2017 they began sharing poetry and other “ditties” focusing on mental health and inspiring positivity and hope. 

These were written on the customer information boards on display in London tube stations, which gained them a huge number of followers and celebrity endorsements since. Shared by the likes of Michelle Obama, Katy Perry, Kylie, and a host of others 

The Cause

Nordoff and Robbins is the UK’s largest music therapy charity, with a unique approach shaped by more than 60 years of practice. Through the power of music, it breaks through the barriers caused by life-limiting illness, disability, and social isolation. The charity does this through providing music therapy to people across the UK, whilst also training the music therapists of the future and funding research to measure and improve the impact of its work. 

Music therapy is the act of making music collaboratively, and it can help people with all kinds of conditions: from autism to dementia, learning difficulties to brain injuries, life-limiting illnesses to mental health issues, grief, and trauma. 

Nordoff and Robbins music therapists use the power of music to create space for people to express themselves and find connection in society.

For more information about Nordoff and Robbins visit https://www.nordoff-robbins.org.uk/