Oasis at Celtic Park in 2027: where to stay in Glasgow
Oasis open their 2027 tour with five nights at Celtic Park in May. Pick your night and see what’s free in the East End, the city centre, the West End and beyond, with prices from places on Nezt.

Oasis Live ’27 starts in Glasgow. The band play five nights at Celtic Park in May 2027 before heading on to Manchester and Knebworth, and fans will be travelling in from all over Scotland and beyond. If you’ve got tickets, sort out where you’re staying now.
At a glance
- Venue
- Celtic Park, Parkhead, about two miles east of Glasgow city centre
- Nights
- Friday 21, Sunday 23, Tuesday 25, Friday 28 and Saturday 29 May 2027
- Support
- Richard Ashcroft, every night
- Tickets
- Sold out. The official resale sites are Ticketmaster and Twickets, at face value.
- Nearest stations
- Dalmarnock (step-free) and Bridgeton, both within half a mile; Bellgrove, about a mile
- Ages
- Standing on the pitch is 14 and over; seats are 5 and over. Under-16s must be with an adult aged 18 or over.
Going to another stop on the tour? See where to stay for Oasis at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester in June and Oasis at Knebworth in September.
Where to stay for Oasis at Celtic Park
Pick your night to see what’s free in each area and what it costs, then open the map with your dates already in. Prices are from places on Nezt right now.
When are you going?
45 places to stay around Celtic Park
East End, near the stadium
A short walkParkhead, Dennistoun and Bridgeton, the closest you can stay. Walk to the show and back, with no trains to catch at the end of the night.
3 places · from £69 · average £113 a night
Show on the mapSee East End, near the stadium on the mapCity centre
Train to DalmarnockThe Merchant City and the streets around Central Station, with the most places to eat and drink. Trains from Glasgow Central or Argyle Street take about seven minutes to Dalmarnock, a short walk from the stadium.
2 places · from £100 · average £138 a night
Show on the mapSee City centre on the mapWest End and Finnieston
Argyle lineLeafier and livelier, with plenty of bars and restaurants. Partick, Exhibition Centre and Anderston are on the Argyle line, which runs straight through to Dalmarnock.
5 places · from £120 · average £179 a night
Show all 5 on the mapSee all 5 in West End and Finnieston on the mapRutherglen and the Southside
One stop from DalmarnockSouth of the river around Rutherglen and Mount Florida. Rutherglen station is the next stop on from Dalmarnock on the Argyle line.
4 places · from £120 · average £160 a night
Show on the mapSee Rutherglen and the Southside on the mapCoatbridge
Train to BellgroveEast of the city, often with more room for the money. Coatbridge Sunnyside is on the line through Bellgrove, about a mile’s walk from Celtic Park. Bellgrove has stairs, so if you need step-free access, Dalmarnock is the station to use.
15 places · from £70 · average £106 a night
Show all 15 on the mapSee all 15 in Coatbridge on the mapMore places nearby
Everywhere else on the map, closest to the stadium first.
16 places · from £75 a night
Show all 45 on the mapSee all 45 around Celtic Park on the mapWant more choice? See every place to stay in Glasgow and in Coatbridge.
Getting there and back
- By train. Dalmarnock is the closest station and is step-free. Trains from Glasgow Central and Argyle Street take about seven minutes. Bridgeton is also within half a mile, and Bellgrove, on the line from Queen Street, is about a mile away.
- On foot. Celtic Park is about two miles from the city centre, a walk of under 45 minutes.
- By car. Celtic’s matchday parking is for football, not concerts, so don’t count on parking near the ground. The train is the easier way in.
- Getting home. Check the last train for your night before you book, especially for the Sunday show on 23 May, and allow for queues at the stations after the show.
Booking tips
- Book as soon as you have tickets. The Friday and Saturday nights will go first.
- Stay near your line. A place a short walk from a station on the Argyle line gets you to Dalmarnock without changing.
- Count beds, not bedrooms. Going as a group? Check how many separate beds there are, and who would be sharing.
- Spread the cost. When check-in is at least 15 days away, pay half when you book and the rest a week before you arrive, with no extra fees.
Questions people ask
When are Oasis playing Celtic Park?
On Friday 21, Sunday 23, Tuesday 25, Friday 28 and Saturday 29 May 2027, with Richard Ashcroft supporting every night.
How do I get to Celtic Park by train?
Take a train from Glasgow Central or Argyle Street to Dalmarnock, about seven minutes, then walk to the stadium. Dalmarnock is step-free. Bridgeton is also within half a mile, and Bellgrove is about a mile away.
How far is Celtic Park from Glasgow city centre?
About two miles east, in Parkhead. It’s a walk of under 45 minutes, or a few minutes on the train to Dalmarnock.
Is there an age limit for Oasis at Celtic Park?
Standing on the pitch is for ages 14 and over, and seats are for ages 5 and over. Anyone aged 5 to 15 must be with an adult aged 18 or over, with no more than four under-16s per adult.
Is there parking at Celtic Park for the concerts?
Celtic’s matchday parking doesn’t apply to concerts, so plan to come by train.
Where’s the best place to stay for Oasis in Glasgow?
The East End if you want to walk home, the city centre for the most to do before and after, the West End for a direct train on the Argyle line, and Coatbridge for more room for the money. Pick your night above to compare what’s free in each.
Can I still get tickets for Oasis at Celtic Park?
The UK dates have sold out. The official resale sites are Ticketmaster and Twickets, where tickets are resold at face value.
Dates and travel details are from the Oasis Live ’27 announcement and the venues’ published guidance. Details can change. Nezt isn’t connected with Oasis or the tour, so check the official site before you book.

























