Oasis tease Monday tour announcement amid Celtic Park rumours
Oasis appear poised to reveal their 2027 tour plans on Monday afternoon, with teaser videos fuelling speculation over five nights at Celtic Park.
Oasis fans are awaiting a possible announcement about the band’s 2027 tour after a series of clues prompted speculation that the dates could begin at Celtic Park.
The Britpop band appear set to confirm their plans on Monday afternoon, September 14, following a week of teaser videos shared on social media.
In the first video, which shows two youngsters in a chip shop, fans used numbers displayed in the background to identify co-ordinates for Celtic Park.
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Other Scottish references included Irn-Bru and Mars Bars, while the Little by Little music video, featuring Maryhill-born actor Robert Carlyle, could be seen playing on a television.


Reacting on social media, Richard Couch said: “Love a buzz generating video!!!”
David Gilmour said: “Kid buys a can of Irn Bru, in a chippy that will ‘batter anything’. I’d be amazed if this isn’t telling us the tour will kick off in Scotland”.
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Further updates during the week have appeared to point towards shows in Rome, Paris and Barcelona, as well as dates in the US.
The latest video shows drones spelling out the Oasis name above Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium before the date “14.09.2026” appears.


Fans have speculated that the 2027 tour could open at Celtic Park, amid rumours of five nights at the Glasgow stadium.
Oasis reunited in 2025, 16 years after their acrimonious split, and played 41 shows across the UK and around the world. The tour began in Cardiff on July 4 and ended in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on November 23.
It is estimated to have generated £398 million, with more than two million fans attending. The comeback tour included three nights at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh.
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