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Fans of Oasis have discovered a series of hidden hints within a recent promotional video released by the band, indicating a potential series of concerts at Celtic Park in Glasgow scheduled for next year. The clip, lasting just 23 seconds and shared on the band’s official social media, features two boys sitting inside what looks like a traditional Scottish chip shop. Observant viewers noticed numerous numbers displayed on posters and signs throughout the shop, which were decoded to reveal the geographic coordinates of Celtic Park, sparking widespread speculation of upcoming performances at the iconic stadium.
These numeric clues include an advertisement for a “£55.84 family chippy bundle” and a poster promoting radio station Sol FM 98 92, both of which correspond to the stadium’s latitude of 55.849892N. Additional details such as a fridge sticker reading “keep at -4,” a daily special priced at £2.05, and a taxi contact number featuring the local area code 638 together form the longitude coordinates of -4.205638W, precisely marking Celtic Park’s location. The careful embedding of these figures has fueled excitement among fans keen to see the band return to a Scottish venue.
Further Scottish cultural references pepper the scene, deepening the connection to Glasgow and its surroundings. The video includes a glimpse of Oasis’s “Little by Little” music video playing on a TV, which notably features Scottish actor Robert Carlyle. The fridge behind the boys is stocked with Irn Bru and other products from the AG Barr brand, a staple in Scotland. Additionally, one of the boys is shown handing over a Mars Bar to be deep-fried — a distinctively Scottish fast-food treat. Fans have also drawn parallels on social media, for instance suggesting the positioning of the boys mirrors the Gallagher brothers’ iconic pose from the “Definitely Maybe” album cover, with the fridge symbolizing a window.
Speculation continues to build around the timing of any official announcement, which some expect to align with the release of the documentary “Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger,” covering the band’s reunion tour. Rumors suggest that any gigs at Celtic Park could take place shortly after the conclusion of the Scottish football season in late May, with Knebworth also rumored as a potential venue. The Gallagher brothers have long expressed their fondness for Celtic, connected to their Irish heritage, and Oasis’s track “Roll With It” has even become an unofficial anthem among Celtic supporters. Noel Gallagher notably attended the famous 6-2 Celtic victory over Rangers in 2000, further cementing the band’s ties to the club.
Celtic Park itself has not been used for concerts in recent years, the last major performance being by Wet Wet Wet in 1997. Historically, the stadium has hosted artists such as Rod Stewart, Status Quo, Joe Cocker, Bryan Adams, Prince, U2, and Utah Saints during the early 1990s. Rod Stewart also performed there again in 2014 as part of the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony. Over the past several decades, Glasgow’s Hampden Park has become the city’s primary stadium for concerts, but the hints in the video suggest that Oasis may soon revive Celtic Park’s role as a major live music venue
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