A new cryptic teaser video from the legendary band Oasis has fueled intense speculation about a potential Oasis Celtic Park concert in Glasgow next year. Fans quickly deciphered a series of hidden clues within the short clip. This has sent social media into a frenzy of excitement.
The 23-second video, shared online last Thursday, depicts two young boys inside a chip shop. Oasis’s 2002 hit single, “Little By Little,” plays audibly in the background. Eagle-eyed observers believe specific details in the footage reveal the Glasgow venue.
Responses from the band’s followers poured in, suggesting Celtic FC’s home ground is a key location. Many fans pointed to numbers scattered throughout the chip shop scene. They claim these digits combine to form the exact geographical coordinates for Celtic Park.
For example, a poster for a “Family chippy bundle” displays “55.84.” Another for “The Sol FM” shows “98 92.” Together, these numbers yield 55.849892, which is the latitude of Celtic Park. Furthermore, a fridge sticker marked “-4” combines with “2.05” on a “Daily special” poster and “638” from a taxi firm sticker. This sequence forms -4.205638, the stadium’s longitude.
Moreover, other distinctly Scottish elements appeared in the video. One boy pulls a Mars bar from a fridge containing Irn Bru and Barr cans. A poster on the fridge prominently declares, “We batter anything.” The Mars bar is then handed over to be deep-fried, a well-known Scottish chip shop treat.
Fans also noted that the “Little By Little” music video, playing on a television, features Glasgow actor Robert Carlyle. This further strengthened the local connections. Rumours of a follow-up to Oasis’s 2025 reunion tour have circulated widely in recent weeks.
However, no official dates or venues for future performances have been formally announced. Singer Liam Gallagher recently dismissed speculation about the band headlining Glastonbury next year. Meanwhile, earlier hints from Noel Gallagher suggested a potential Oasis tour in 2027.
The band previously visited Scotland for their Live 25 Tour. They performed three sold-out shows at Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium. A new documentary, “Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger,” will screen this month, following the Gallagher brothers’ triumphant reunion tour. This film includes their first joint interviews in over two decades.
