Few guitarists capture Epiphone’s #ForEveryStage spirit quite like Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs. From those early nights at The Water Rats to the legendary Knebworth shows, Bonehead’s Epiphone Riviera was always by his side—driving the unmistakable rhythm that helped shape Oasis’s sound.

His most famous guitar, a 1982 Riviera, was front and centre during the recording of Definitely Maybe, (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?, and the band’s meteoric rise through the 90s. Now, Epiphone proudly pays tribute with a faithful recreation of that iconic instrument.

The new Epiphone Bonehead Riviera features a five-ply maple body with a solid maple centre block for enhanced sustain and reduced feedback—true to the tone that defined Oasis’s early records. It also includes Epiphone’s sloped Dovewing headstock with die-cast tuners, a Graph Tech nut, mother-of-pearl inlays, and Bonehead’s signature in gold on the back.

Available in both right-handed and left-handed configurations, the guitar comes with a durable Epiphone hard-shell case, making it ready for the road and the stage.