Oasis will launch an enormous new tour with five concerts at Celtic Park in Glasgow next year.
The dates being confirmed are 22, 23, 24, 26 and 29 May, with the final show falling on Noel Gallagher’s 60th birthday.
A formal announcement will be made this month, with tickets due to go on sale within weeks. The schedule remains subject to last-minute changes and Oasis have yet to publish any 2027 dates on the band’s official live page.
Ticketmaster is preparing for another surge in demand after more than 10 million people attempted to buy tickets for the original reunion tour.
If all five Glasgow concerts are announced, the run could attract more than 250,000 fans to the city and will become one of the largest sequences of live shows ever staged at Celtic Park.
One of the provisional dates could require further negotiations. The Scottish FA has confirmed that the 2027 Scottish Cup final will take place at Hampden Park on Saturday, 22 May.
An Oasis concert at Celtic Park on the same evening could result in close to 100,000 music and football fans attending two events in different parts of Glasgow.
The demand for policing, transport and other services could force promoters to reconsider the opening night.
The five-night Celtic Park residency would be followed by as many as 12 performances at Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium throughout June.
Oasis would then travel to Paris, Munich, Milan and Rome before returning for concerts at Slane Castle in County Meath. The tour is expected to finish with six nights at Knebworth House in September, returning to the scene of the band’s landmark 1996 shows.
Liam and Noel Gallagher performed together for the first time in 16 years in Cardiff in July 2025 before playing stadiums across the UK, Ireland, North America, Asia, Australia and South America.
Their three Scottish concerts at Murrayfield attracted around 200,000 fans to Edinburgh in August 2025.
The prospect of a Glasgow return was effectively confirmed when Oasis released a cryptic video showing two boys inside a fish and chip shop.
Numbers hidden around the shop formed the geographical coordinates for Celtic Park. Other Scottish clues included cans of Irn-Bru, a deep-fried Mars bar and Glasgow actor Robert Carlyle appearing on a television showing the video for Little By Little.
ScottishNews.com revealed on 28 August that the band were preparing to announce five Celtic Park concerts as part of their 2027 plans.
The same musicians who joined Liam and Noel on the reunion tour are expected to return, including Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs, Gem Archer, Andy Bell, Joey Waronker and Christian Madden.