Oasis fans speculate 2027 concert at Glasgow's Celtic Park after teaser

Oasis fans believe they have deciphered clues in a new video from the band, hinting at potential concert dates for a 2027 tour. The video, posted on Oasis' official Twitter account, features two boys in a chip shop while playing the band's 2002 hit "Little By Little" on a television. Fans are speculating that hidden messages in the video point to a performance at Celtic Park in Glasgow, Scotland.

The speculation comes after the band’s successful 'Live '25' tour last year, which marked their triumphant return to the stage. Reports suggest that the Gallagher brothers may embark on a major UK and European tour next year, including a residency in Manchester and a return to Knebworth, where they famously played to record crowds in 1996. The excitement grew further last month when the promoter of their previous tour secured a license to host events at Knebworth. Noel Gallagher has also hinted at upcoming summer shows, mentioning the lack of men's football tournaments as an ideal opportunity for concerts.

In the new video, fans noted that the numbers featured on flyers in the background correspond to the longitude and latitude of Celtic Park, which has a capacity of around 60,000. This detail has led to widespread speculation that the venue could host one of the tour's opening shows. Additional clues from the video, including the boys' outfits reminiscent of Liam Gallagher's attire from the 1996 concerts and a flyer quoting one of Liam’s recent tweets, have further fueled the excitement among fans.

Next week, the Gallagher brothers will appear together at the Venice premiere of their documentary, "Don’t Look Back In Anger," set to hit cinemas on September 9. The film chronicles their 2024 reunion and the massive 'Live '25' tour, produced by Steven Knight, known for creating "Peaky Blinders." As fans eagerly await official announcements, the excitement surrounding a potential return to the stage continues to build.