Oasis will play Celtic Park in Glasgow as part of their 2027 tour, bringing Liam and Noel Gallagher back to Scotland following last summer’s reunion shows.
The band will perform five concerts at the home of Celtic on May 21, 23, 25, 28 and 29 with registration opening for tickets. Registration will be open until 4pm on September 17.
The Glasgow dates were unveiled at 4pm today (Monday 14 September), ending weeks of anticipation over the next chapter of the Oasis comeback. Scottish News confirmed on August 28 that an announcement in September would reveal the shows at Celtic Park.
The Celtic Park gigs will form part of a wider tour taking in locations across the UK and Europe, following the Live ’25 concerts that brought the brothers together on stage for the first time since their split in 2009. Other venues include the Etihad Stadium in Manchester, Slane Castle in Ireland, Knebworth Park, Allianz Arena in Munich and a run of dates in Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris and Rome. There are two US shows in addition, with dates in Las Vegas and Boston.
For Scottish fans, the announcement means another chance to see the band after their three sold-out nights at Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium in August last year.
This time, the focus shifts to Glasgow’s east end, with Celtic Park providing the setting for songs that have soundtracked generations of fans.
Oasis built towards the announcement through a series of cryptic social media videos hinting at destinations for their next tour.
A drone display above Manchester’s Joie Stadium on Thursday night then lit up the sky with the band’s logo before revealing the date and time of today’s announcement.
The new dates extend a reunion that began with confirmation in August 2024 that Liam and Noel would bring Oasis back after 15 years apart. Their first concert followed in Cardiff in July 2025.
The comeback has also been captured in Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger, the new concert film and documentary following the band’s return to the stage.
Released earlier this month, it includes footage from the reunion tour and joint interviews with the Gallagher brothers.
Attention now turns to the ticket sale for the next round of shows, with Scottish fans preparing for another scramble to see Oasis.