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Oasis fans decode teaser video, speculate Glasgow 2027 tour date

Oasis fans believe a new video shared on the band's social media contains hidden clues pointing to a potential 2027 tour, with speculation focusing on Glasgow's Celtic Park.

  • A new video posted on Oasis' official Twitter account on September 3, 2026, has led to fan speculation about future concert dates.
  • Fans believe numbers on flyers in the video add up to the longitude and latitude of Celtic Park in Glasgow.
  • The band's 2024 reunion and 'Live '25' tour will be featured in the documentary 'Don't Look Back In Anger', premiering in Venice next week.

Oasis fans are buzzing with speculation after a new video appeared on the band's official Twitter account, with many believing it contains hidden messages about future live dates. The cryptic video, posted this evening (September 3), shows two boys in a chip shop with the band's 2002 hit 'Little By Little' playing.

Fans have reportedly decoded clues within the video, particularly numbers on flyers displayed in the shop. These numbers are thought to correspond to the longitude and latitude of Celtic Park in Glasgow, leading to speculation that the 60,000-seater stadium could be the first stop on a new tour.

This comes after the band's 'Live '25' tour last year, which followed their 2024 reunion. Reports have previously suggested a large UK and European tour for 2027, potentially including a Manchester residency and a return to Knebworth. The promoter of the 'Live '25' tour was granted a licence for gigs at Knebworth last month, and Noel Gallagher hinted at summer plans due to the absence of a men's football tournament.

Next week, the Gallagher brothers are set to make a rare joint appearance at the Venice premiere of 'Don't Look Back In Anger'. The documentary, produced by Steven Knight, will focus on their 2024 reunion and the 'Live '25' tour, with a cinema release on September 9 and a Disney+ release later in the year.

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