Oasis fans waiting to find out if they can buy tickets for the band’s five huge Celtic Park shows have been given their clearest look yet at how the Glasgow gigs will work.
Ticketmaster has now published ticket prices and added a seat map for the concerts, which will see Liam and Noel Gallagher launch their Oasis Live ’27 tour at Celtic Park next May. The ticketing site warns that the final layout remains subject to change.
The stage is expected to be built at the Lisbon Lions Stand end of Celtic Park, effectively transforming the football stadium into a giant concert arena.
The pitch will be divided into two main standing zones. A front-standing section will occupy the area closest to the stage, with a larger general-admission standing area behind it. Seating will be available around the remaining sides of the stadium.
It means the Jock Stein Stand at the opposite end of the ground will face towards the stage, while large sections of the North and Main stands will provide side-on views.
Standing tickets have been priced at £170.50 and £203.50 including fees, while seated tickets will cost £71.50, £104.50, £170.50, £203.50 or £263.50 depending on location. Ticketmaster says prices are fixed.
VIP options range from £303.50 for a Front Standing Package to £568.50 for a seated Oasis Pre-Show Fan Experience. Hotel packages will cost between £470 and £495, while ticket-and-coach packages range from £225.50 to £236.50.
People who registered for tickets are being randomly selected to receive unique access codes, with emails being sent between today (Thursday 24 September) and Sunday.
Sales will then be staggered across Friday 25, Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September. Each code is valid only for the city and sales window allocated to that fan, and a maximum of four tickets can be purchased.
Ticketmaster has confirmed there will be no general sale after the registration process, although a limited number of additional tickets could potentially be released at a later date.
Oasis will play Celtic Park on Friday 21 May, Sunday 23 May, Tuesday 25 May, Friday 28 May and Saturday 29 May 2027.
The extraordinary five-night run will open the band’s 2027 world tour and mark Oasis’s return to Scotland following their reunion tour in 2025.
Richard Ashcroft has already been confirmed as special guest for all five Glasgow shows, with gates currently expected to open at around 5pm.
The concerts will also be a rare major music event at Celtic Park. Wet Wet Wet were the last act to stage a headline concert at the stadium, playing there in 1997.