Oasis Announce Five Celtic Park Concerts

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Oasis have confirmed they will play five huge shows at Celtic Park next year as part of their 2027 world tour.

Liam and Noel Gallagher will bring the band to Parkhead on May 21, 23, 25, 28 and 29, with Celtic Park set to host the opening dates of the tour.

It represents a major run of concerts for the stadium, with five shows taking place across just over a week.

The Glasgow dates will come before Oasis move on to Manchester, where they are scheduled to begin a lengthy run of shows at the Etihad Stadium in early June.

From there, the tour will head across Europe before moving to the United States and then back to Ireland and the UK later in the year.

A ticket ballot is opening for supporters hoping to attend the Celtic Park concerts, with standard prices set between £71.50 and £266.60 including fees.

Demand is expected to be huge after Oasis returned to live touring last year and attracted enormous crowds across the UK.


The Celtic Park announcement had been strongly hinted at in the build-up to the confirmation.

Oasis released a teaser earlier this month containing several clues pointing towards Parkhead, with numbers in the video appearing to match the stadium’s coordinates.

There is also some history between the Gallagher brothers and Celtic Park.

Noel Gallagher has previously visited the stadium and has long been one of the more recognisable football supporters in British music through his connection with Manchester City.

For Celtic, the concerts will bring another major event to Parkhead away from football.

Hosting five nights for one of Britain’s biggest bands will put the stadium on a global touring schedule alongside venues in Manchester, Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris and Rome.

The final Celtic Park show is scheduled for May 29, with Oasis then moving on to Manchester for the next leg of the tour.

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