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Famous British rock band Oasis have announced their tour plans for 2027 with 38 shows being played around the UK, Europe, Ireland and the USA.
After returning in 2025 for the Oasis reunion, the band has decided go back on the road and play more dates next summer.
The Manchester outfit had teased this announcement in the past week with multiple short videos being posted on social media hinting at potential locations for their tour with fans quickly looking at hints to reveal the venue.
The First video was posted on the 3rd of September, which featured 2 young boys in a chip shop but fans started to look deeper into the video, posters featured on the walls contained numbers, which would be found out to lead to Celtic Park once search as coordinates.
Finally, at 4pm BST on the 15th of September, Liam, Noel and the crew announced their return with a 1 minute and 34 second video featuring them and past tours with the caption, “START THE CELEBRATIONS!!!!”
This leads to the first concert being held at Celtic Park since the 7th of September, 1997 when the Glasgow group ‘Wet Wet Wet’ played there.
Although Noel and Liam strongly support Manchester City, the brothers have a deep affection for Celtic due to their Irish roots leading to the choice of Celtic Park instead of venues such as Hampden, Ibrox or Murrayfield which are highly regarded as the main venues for concerts in Scotland.
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Oasis head to Parkhead on the 21st, 23rd, 25th, 28th and the 29th of May to kick off their tour although the Premiership season finishes not long before.
If Celtic end up winning the Scottish Cup final then it’s highly unlikely that fans will be able to celebrate back at Paradise as Oasis will be using the stadium for their second show on the 23rd May.
Fans can register for tickets until 4PM BST on the 17th of September with unique codes being sent out between Thursday the 24th of September and Sunday the 27th of September. On sale windows will be varied by city and will be open between Friday the 25th of September and Sunday the 27th of September.
Ticket prices for Parkhead will start at £71.50 for seated tickets and £170 for standing.
Oasis has confirmed there will be no general sale for tickets and fans must register at oasisinet.com in order to receive a code. To register, a quick form and a question have to be answered correctly before you can verify you email address.
Fans are speculating at the fact that this could be the final tour for Oasis after the bands reunion tour in 2025 and next summer after splitting in 2009.
