Cold Town House reveals ‘Supernova’ makeover for Oasis fans

Aug 6

2 min read

An Edinburgh rooftop bar is being given a ‘Supernova’ makeover in time for Oasis fans arriving in the capital for three nights of sell-out gigs on 8, 9 and 12 August.

With around 200,000 Oasis fans expected at Murrayfield, Cold Town House has changed its name to ‘Cold Town Supernova’ with the installation of a new Gallagher-brothers-shaped sign on the outside of the castle-view venue. The temporary name change is a nod to the band’s song, “Champagne Supernova”.

Any Oasis fans called Liam or Noel will also get the chance to enjoy a free pint of Cold Town lager, as part of the celebrations at Cold Town House, the home of Cold Town Beer, this weekend. Cold Town Beer takes its name from Edinburgh’s Calton Hill, which was originally called Caltoun, meaning cold town.

Cold Town House will also be serving a lasagne pizza special as part of the venue’s Oasis celebration weekend from 8-10 August. This speciality dish is a nod to the song “Digsy’s Dinner” from the band’s 1994 album, Definitely Maybe.

Nikk Stevens, General Manager at Cold Town House, said: “Forget the champagne this weekend. Sometimes you’ve just got to ‘roll with it’. For us, there’s no better way to celebrate the Gallagher brothers coming to Edinburgh than by raising a glass of the city’s own locally brewed craft lager.

“Any Oasis fans called Liam or Noel can also enjoy a pint of Cold Town lager on us in the Grassmarket from 8-10 August.”

He added: “Cold Town House offers one of Edinburgh’s most popular rooftop bar experiences. It’s the ultimate city-centre location to enjoy outdoor gatherings with friends and family with the stunning backdrop of Edinburgh Castle.”

To receive a free pint of Cold Town lager at Cold Town House, anyone named Liam or Noel, aged over 18 years, must present a valid ID showing their name. The offer is valid for one pint per person on each day.

www.coldtownhouse.co.uk