After months of speculation Oasis have announced another series of gigs and there’s good news for Scottish fans, with the tour starting with five concerts at Glasgow’s Celtic Park next year.
The band will play the football stadium on Glasgow on May 21, 23, 25, 28 and 29 - with fans currently being urged to register for the chance to bag tickets priced from £71.50-£263.50.
It comes more than a year since Edinburgh turned into Oasis-town for the band’s much-anticipated visit as part of the first part of their reunion tour.
Over the three nights, nearly 210,000 fans sang along to every word of their heroes’ back catalogue in a crowd-pleasing set that drew heavily on their first two albums.
Those concerts saw Cast and Richard Ashcroft provide support before Oasis played for over two hours.
It has already been announced that Verve frontman Ashcroft (the inspiration fo Oasis fan favourite ‘Cast No Shadow’) will be returning to play with the Gallaghers at Celtic Park, but that leaves at least one space on the bill for another act to play what could be the biggest gigs of their lives.
Here are 13 acts who are being tipped to appear.
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5. Stereophonics
Welsh rockers The Stereophonics are no strangers to big gigs in Scotland, having previously headlined the TRNSMT music festival. Lead singer Kelly Jones is a regular drinking buddy of Noel and the bands played together at Glasgow's Gig on the Green festival back in 2000. Meanwhile, Noel and Kelly teamed up to perform The Beatles' song 'I'm Only Sleeping' for a John Lennon tribute night broadcast on Channel 4, also in 2000. A possible surprise song for Glasgow? | AFP via Getty Images
6. Cast
Led by frontman John Power, Britpop survivors Cast have already supported Oasis on their 2025 reunion tour. With Richard Ashcroft back the Liverpool band could return too. They recently released their eight studio album 'Yeah Yeah Yeah' and certainly seem match fit. | Getty Images
7. Ocean Colour Scene
Ocean Colour Scene were the main support for the opening night of Oasis' legendary Knebworth gigs in 1996. That came a year after Noel Gallagher personally invited them to join Oasis on tour in 1995 after heading a demo tape. The band, led by frontman Simon Fowler, were one of the biggest bands of the late 1990s thanks to second album 'Mosely Shoals'. Their third album 'Marchin' Already' knocked Oasis' 'Be Here Now' off the top of the charts, but we're sure there aren't any lingering hard feelings. Seeing the bands back on the same stage at Celtic Park would be like stepping into an indie time machine. | Getty Images
8. The Lathums
Born and raised just down the road from Manchester in Wigan, The Lathums already have two number one albums (and a number three album) under their belts and in 2023 headlined a huge homecoming show at the 11,500-capacity Robin Park Arena. Proper stadiums are their natural next step and Oasis could give them their first shot. | Getty Images