Oasis have announced a series of huge dates at Celtic Park for 2027

Oasis has announced a huge new tour for 2027, with the band set to play five nights in Glasgow.

The Gallagher brothers played three nights at Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium in 2025, but vowed they wouldn’t return to the Scottish Capital after Edinburgh council briefing papers referred to the band’s loyal fans as overweight, old and rowdy.

Frontman Liam Gallagher launched a sweary tirade against the council while playing in the city last August and swore the band “wouldn’t be back”.

And he appears to have kept to his word - with the Scottish leg of the huge tour set to be played at Celtic Park in Glasgow in May.

They are set to take to the stage at the stadium on May 21, 23, 25, 28 and 29.

The tour will also see the world-famous band play in their home city of Manchester as well as Knebworth. It will also take them to mainland Europe, the USA and Ireland next year.

In recent weeks, eagle-eyed fans have been put together clues from a number of numbers in the background of the videos posted on social media to to work out the location of their 2027 tour dates.

In the first video posted on September 3 - which depicts two youngsters in a chip shop - various posters and signs lay out co-ordinates for Glasgow, whilst Irn-Bru, Mars Bars and Maryhill-born actor Robert Carlyle is featured in the Little by Little music video playing on a TV in the background.

Fans reacted to the video with excitement on social media, Richard Couch said: “Love a buzz generating video!!!”

David Gilmour also pulled the clues together, he said: “Kid buys a can of Iron Bru, in a chippy that will ‘batter anything’. I’d be amazed if this isn’t telling us the tour will kick off in Scotland”

There were also clues pointing towards shows at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester and Knebworth, the scene of one of the band’s crowning moments in 1996.

Oasis teased the 4pm announcement on last week.

Posting on social media the band said: ““START THE CELEBRATIONS!!!!

“After a period of reflection “The Most Damaging Pop Cultural Force In Recent British History” has declared itself fit for purpose and will once again return to lift the spirits of the people.

“Come witness the fitness.

“It shall be a sight to behold.”

Anyone wishing to buy a ticket to the concerts must register on the Oasis website by September 17 at 4pm.

The website for registration crashed in the minutes after the announcement.