d “Billie Eilish” long-sleeve, which features a graphic of the singer’s face on the front and a list of her tour dates on the back. Shop here.
2025: The Year of Music
2025 has been a monumental year for music, with a plethora of standout releases from artists like Little Simz, Kevin Abstract, and Jim Legxacy. But it’s not just the music that has been making waves – the cultural conversations sparked by artists like Kendrick Lamar and Beyonce have been just as impactful. And let’s not forget the exciting reunions and collaborations, like Clipse debuting a song at Louis Vuitton’s Paris Fashion Week show and the unforgettable Tiny Desk Concerts from Doechii and Bad Bunny.
As the music industry continues to evolve and artists face challenges like AI and streaming contracts, traditional revenue streams like tours and merch are making a comeback. In a digital age, fans and artists alike crave a deeper connection, making tangible experiences and merchandise more valuable than ever.
From Britney Spears teaming up with Balenciaga to Spice Girls partnering with Mercedes-Benz, and official merch from major labels like UMG’s Bravado, being a fan has never been more exciting. And let’s be real, anyone can hit “Follow” – but are you truly a fan if you don’t have the t-shirt to prove it? We’ve rounded up some of our favorite band merch below in alphabetical order.
21 Savage
Shéyaa Bin Abraham-Joseph, better known as 21 Savage, may have been born in London, but he’s an ATL-raised rapper through and through. And his American Dream Tour merch is a perfect reminder of that, with a bold t-shirt featuring the American flag and a fierce portrait of the artist. Get yours here.
Aminé
Aminé’s album 13 Months of Sunshine is the epitome of summertime vibes, and his merch reflects that same energy. The “Spring, Aminé, Fall, Winter” graphic is available on a black t-shirt and white tank top, with a special edition version for his one-night-only Brooklyn show that includes an additional graphic on the back. Shop here.
Bad Bunny
Bad Bunny is on fire, with his 30-night residency in Puerto Rico projected to generate over $200 million USD in economic impact. And his merch is just as hot, with cool designs that reflect the artist’s unique style. Check it out here.
Billie Eilish
Billie Eilish’s merch is a true reflection of her personal style, with oversized pieces that she would actually wear. The silver football jersey from her Hit Me Hard And Soft collection is a standout, featuring her face on the front and her signature blohsh icon on the back. And don’t miss the layered “Billie Eilish” long-sleeve, with a graphic of the singer’s face on the front and a list of her tour dates on the back. Shop here.
