Oasis Glasgow 2027: everything we know so far

Glasgow opens the 2027 tour, with Oasis playing five nights at Celtic Park between 21 and 29 May. This guide brings together everything you need for Oasis Glasgow 2027: every confirmed date, how to get Oasis Celtic Park tickets without getting burned on resale, the best routes into the East End on show day, and live updates from Parkhead on the night.

Here is what is confirmed so far, and what is still to come. We update this article whenever anything changes.

Every Oasis Glasgow 2027 date

All 5 shows are at Celtic Park, Kerrydale Street, Glasgow G40 3RE.

• Friday 21 May 2027
• Sunday 23 May 2027
• Tuesday 25 May 2027
• Friday 28 May 2027
• Saturday 29 May 2027

Gate times, stage times and support acts have not been announced yet. They usually arrive in show week, and each date’s page will be updated the moment they do.

Getting tickets without getting burned

Tickets are sold by the official sellers announced by Oasis and the promoter. Prices, sale times and resale rules are confirmed on the official site, and we update this guide whenever they change. Our full tickets guide goes deeper, but these are the rules that matter most:

• Buy only from the sellers linked on the official Oasis website and their face-value resale service.
• Stadium tickets are usually tied to the buyer’s account and released to a mobile app close to the show. Screenshots and PDFs often won’t scan.
• Ignore tickets offered on social media, in comment sections or on unregulated marketplaces. They are the most common source of fakes.
• If your date is sold out, check the official resale regularly, especially during show week when returns peak.

The venue and the trip

Celtic Park, known to locals simply as Parkhead, is the home of Celtic FC in Glasgow’s East End and the largest club stadium in Scotland. For concerts the pitch becomes a standing field in front of a stage at one end, with seated tickets in the three remaining stands.

The easiest way to Celtic Park is the train to Dalmarnock station, a 10-minute walk from the stadium, or a 30 to 40 minute walk east from the city centre. Driving is not recommended because of event-day road closures and very limited parking. The travel guide covers every route, including how to get home after the encore.

Rooms will go quickly once fans start planning. The areas that work best:

• Merchant City (about 2.5 km): Bars, restaurants and boutique hotels, with a straight walk or short taxi out to Parkhead.
• City centre & Buchanan Street (about 3.5 km): The biggest choice of hotels, both main railway stations and the easiest airport connections.
• Dennistoun (about 1.5 km): The closest residential neighbourhood, with guest houses and apartments within walking distance of the stadium.
• West End (about 7 km): Quieter and leafy, around Byres Road and Kelvingrove, with the subway into town.

Why Glasgow matters

Glasgow is where the Oasis story really starts. Alan McGee of Creation Records saw the band play a short support slot at King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut on St Vincent Street in May 1993 and offered them a deal that night. Thirty-four years later the tour begins a few kilometres east of that tiny stage, in front of crowds of around 60,000 a night.

Follow the live blog on show days for updates from the queue to the encore.