How Much Oasis Celtic Park Tickets Will Cost

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Ticket prices for Oasis’ five-night run at Celtic Park next May have been revealed, with standard admission starting at £71.50.

The band will open their Live ‘27 world tour at Parkhead on May 21 before returning on May 23, 25, 28 and 29.

According to the Daily Record, standard seated tickets will be priced at £71.50, £104.50, £170.50, £203.50 and £263.50, including fees.

How Much Oasis Celtic Park Tickets Will Cost
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Standing tickets will be available at £170.50 and £203.50.

There will also be a number of more expensive packages for those looking for travel, accommodation or VIP options.

Hotel packages are set to cost £470, £475, £485 and £495 including fees.

Coach packages will be available at £225.50, £228, £234.50 and £236.50.

VIP packages will range from £303.50 up to £568.50, with other options priced at £363.50 and £508.50.

Demand for the Celtic Park dates is expected to be huge, with five shows taking place across just over a week.

It will be the first major concert run at Celtic Park in more than 30 years, and the stadium will also have the honour of launching Oasis’ latest world tour.

Celtic confirmed on Monday that supporters hoping to buy tickets must register through the official Oasis ticket process before the deadline.

The club have also made clear that the Celtic Ticket Office will not be able to help with general admission applications or concert ticket queries.

How Much Oasis Celtic Park Tickets Will Cost
Photo by: James Warren/Famous/STAR MAX/IPx 2026 9/7/26 Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher at the UK Premiere of ‘Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger’ on September 7, 2026 in London, England.

With prices now known, supporters have a much clearer idea of what they will need to pay if they are successful in the ballot.

The cheapest standard option comes in at £71.50, while those looking for premium packages could pay more than £500 for a ticket and added extras.

Five nights at Celtic Park should make for a major week in Glasgow’s East End, with huge crowds expected across all five dates.

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