Oasis fans say cryptic codes in chip shop video point to Glasgow gigs next year
Internet sleuths spotted sets of numbers in posters suggesting the map co-ordinates for Celtic's Parkhead stadium in Glasgow.
Oasis fans have discovered cryptic clues in the band's recent promotional video, hinting at potential gigs at Celtic Park in Glasgow next year. The video, posted on the band's social media, features two young boys in what appears to be a Scottish chip shop. Internet detectives managed to decipher sets of numbers on posters around the shop, which correspond to the stadium's latitude and longitude.
The clues include an advertisement for a £55.84 family chippy bundle, a radio station poster, a fridge sticker with a temperature reading, and a taxi number. These numerical elements collectively reveal the latitude of -4.205638W, which is the longitude for Celtic Park. Other Scottish references in the video include actor Robert Carlyle and the presence of Irn Bru, a Scottish soft drink.
Fans have shared various theories about the meaning behind the clues, with some speculating that the band might perform at Celtic Park as the opening act for their upcoming tour. The Oasis reunion tour, which included 41 sold-out stadium shows across 14 countries, concluded in August 2025 with three performances at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh.
Noel Gallagher, in particular, has a strong connection to Celtic Park, as the band's song "Roll With It" has become an unofficial anthem for the stadium's supporters. Celtic Park has not hosted concerts in recent years, though it has played host to notable acts such as Rod Stewart, Status Quo, and U2 in the past.
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