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Sneakerheads, adidas heads, and fans of very shoes in general, listen up, because adidas SPEZIAL, the premium and contemporary sub-line of the German sportswear label, has announced that it will be hosting another sneaker exhibition.

Running from October 27 through to November 5, 2023, the all-new exhibition, which arrives in partnership with END., will land in Newcastle, United Kingdom, at the city’s Contemporary Art Gallery.

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Curated by the label’s founder, Gary Aspden, the event, which is free to enter, will feature a extensive mixture of archival and contemporary footwear, including limited-edition releases and signed sneakers from the likes of Stormzy, Liam Gallagher, Run DMC, and Ian Brown, to name only a few.

As if that wasn't enough, there will also be an exclusive preview of the forthcoming adidas SPEZIAL Fall/Winter 2023 footwear collection, which will be accompanied by a full display from the SPEZIAL archive.

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Since its inception in 2015, adidas SPEZIAL has garnered a cult-like following thanks to its fashion-first and contemporary take on archival terrace-inspired apparel and footwear.

While its seasonal collections and limited-editions releases have proven a firm favorite amongst sneakerheads and adidas followers alike, the line’s exhibitions have also garnered serious interest and you can expect much of the same this time around, too.

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