Two boys sit in a fish and chip shop, flyers plastered across the walls, while a TV in the corner plays Oasis's 2002 single "Little By Little." The footage seems unremarkable at first—until fans started pausing frame by frame, piecing together the numbers on the flyers one group at a time.
The video was posted by Oasis's official social media account on the evening of September 3rd. Fans decoded the numbers on the shop flyers and concluded they matched the exact latitude and longitude coordinates of Celtic Park in Glasgow—the 60,000-capacity stadium that serves as home ground for Scottish club Glasgow Celtic. One account quickly posted, "Oasis playing Celtic Park?", speculating it could be the opening stop of a new tour.
Fans also flagged other details in the clip: the two boys' outfits were said to closely resemble Liam Gallagher's look from the 1996 Manchester Main Road show, while text on one of the flyers was pointed out as a quote from a recent Liam tweet on X.
This chain of interpretation didn't happen in a vacuum. Last year's "Live '25" tour brought Oasis back onto the stage, and rumors of a 2027 UK and European tour have been swirling ever since—including talk of a Manchester residency and a return to the record-breaking Knebworth site from 1996. Last month, the promoter behind "Live '25" secured permission to hold a show at Knebworth, and Noel Gallagher previously hinted that "something's got to happen this summer" since there's no men's football tournament to clash with.
As for Glastonbury 2027, that seems off the table for now—when Liam was asked about the rumors on X earlier, his response was blunt.
Next week, the Gallagher brothers will make a rare joint appearance at the Venice premiere of the documentary "Don't Look Back In Anger." Produced by "Peaky Blinders" creator Steven Knight, the film chronicles the pair's 2024 reunion and the "Live '25" tour, and is set to hit theaters on September 9th before landing on Disney+. Directors Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace (whose credits include "Meet Me In The Bathroom") recently revealed they had hidden cameras set up in the studio, capturing footage of the brothers' reunion.
Oasis has yet to officially confirm any 2027 tour plans, and for now, the coordinate theory remains firmly in fan speculation territory.
