Oasis have been linked with five concerts at Celtic Park after dates from a reported 2027 stadium tour appeared online, although, nothing has been officially confirmed by the band or Celtic.
The Sun reports that Oasis could perform at Paradise on May 22, 23, 24, 26 and 29.
The Glasgow shows would reportedly open the tour before the band moves on to Manchester, France, Germany and Italy. Six concerts at Knebworth are said to be planned for the end of the schedule.
The final proposed Celtic Park date would fall on Noel Gallagher’s 60th birthday.
Noel is a well-known Hoops supporter. While Man City is their team down south the soft spot they have for Celtic has been evident over the years.
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Rumours of a Celtic Park run began before the dates emerged.
Oasis recently released a short video containing several Scottish references, including Irn-Bru, Barr cans and a deep-fried Mars bar.
There were many different number displayed all over the walls in the released video. Conveniently, all the numbers displayed in the teaser added up to a number that showed the coordinates for Celtic Park.
That prompted speculation that the band’s next Scottish concerts could take place in Glasgow as per Record Sport, rather than Edinburgh.
The leaked schedule supports that theory, but it does not confirm the concerts.
Parkhead is no stranger to major events outside football.
Prince, U2, Bryan Adams, Wet Wet Wet and The Who have all performed at the stadium. Paradise also hosted the opening ceremony of the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
Even by those standards, five Oasis shows across eight days would be a major undertaking.
It would place Celtic Park at the centre of the band’s reported return and bring a run of stadium-sized events to Glasgow’s East End.
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