Oasis fans have uncovered a set of cryptic clues in a promotional video from the band suggesting that they will stage concerts at Celtic Park in Glasgow during 2027, according to recent reports. The Manchester rock band released a 23-second teaser across their official social media accounts on September 3, 2026, depicting two young men inside a Scottish fish and chip shop.
Cracking the Code: How Fans Found Celtic Park’s Coordinates
Internet sleuths quickly went to work on the imagery, spotting sets of numbers in posters, price tags, and labels around the shop. According to reports detailing the discovery, these numerical sequences combine to form the exact geographical coordinates for Celtic Football Club’s Parkhead stadium.
Observers broke down the specific figures hidden in the video’s background details. One poster advertised a family chip shop meal bundle priced at £55.84, while another displayed the frequency for radio station Sol FM 98.92. These figures combine to form 55.849892N, representing the stadium’s latitude. Additional clues included a refrigerator label instructing it be maintained at minus 4 degrees, a sign indicating a daily special cost £2.05, and a taxi service number featuring the area code 638. Taken together, those numbers produce -4.205638W, which represents Celtic Park’s longitude.
Scottish Cultural References and Visual Easter Eggs
Beyond the hidden geographical coordinates, the 23-second teaser features several distinct nods to Scottish culture and the band’s history. The video’s background music features the Oasis composition “Little by Little,” accompanied by footage of Scottish actor Robert Carlyle. AG Barr goods including Irn Bru were spotted by watchers within the shop’s refrigeration unit, while one of the youths trades a Mars Bar to undergo deep frying—a classic cooking method found in Scottish chip shops.
Supporters also circulated theories on social media noting that the positioning of the two boys mirrors the arrangement of Noel and Liam Gallagher on the cover artwork of their debut album, Definitely Maybe, with the refrigerator occupying a comparable position to a window in that iconic image.
Band History and Prior Touring Scale
The Gallagher brothers maintain a well-established affinity for Celtic Football Club, an attachment rooted in their family’s Irish heritage. The Oasis track “Roll With It” evolved into an unofficial Celtic supporters’ anthem after fans embraced it during the 1997 League Cup final, and Noel Gallagher famously attended an Old Firm match in 2000 when Celtic defeated Rangers 6-2.
This surge in fan speculation follows the band’s massive reunion tour. During their 2025 campaign, Oasis performed at 41 sold-out stadium shows across 14 countries. Their Scottish leg included three shows at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh in August 2025, where they played to 200,000 fans.
Current Status of Tour Negotiations
While Liam Gallagher previously hinted at the possibility of Oasis performing at Celtic Park in 2027, official confirmations remain pending. Reports published in May 2026 showed that talks regarding Celtic Park were still in their foundational phases, with an insider describing the discussions as “early” and stating that “nothing has been agreed yet,” as reported by Music News.
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