New Oasis tour tease with cheeky split reference and city date

Oasis fans have been quick to jump on the latest teaser video released by the band as they prepare to make a huge 2027 tour announcement. The Manc rockers have got fans at fever pitch with the daily posts on their official account that are pointing to different cities. What started out as fairly cryptic videos with hidden clues appear to be getting a bit more obvious as the week goes on. And Tuesday's video left fans in no dispute about what it means. The video, released yet again at 4pm on the dot, shows a man in a white poloneck eating from a bag of fruit. He's sat beside a stall with French wording across its curtain. As he munches what appears to be a plum, he looks disgruntled and then throws it out across the street. There can be mistake what this one alludes to - and that's the now infamous incident backstage before what would be Oasis' final ever show back in Paris in 2009. Liam was said to have thrown a plum at brother Noel, as part of an explosive backstage row that lead him to quit the band on the spot, the gig never happened, and Oasis to split. It left fans with no doubt that the teaser is for Paris dates on a new, soon-to-be-announced 2027 tour. Eagle-eyed fans have even noticed that an old poster ripped off on the wall mentions Rock en Seine - the festival Oasis were due to appear it back in 2009, with the same headliners from back then. But in this clip there is also a very clear date on display - of 7/7. Fans are now pondering if this is as obvious as it looks and planting the date of 7th July for a Paris gig. Or perhaps that they are planning 7 gigs in France as part of the new tour. Other guesses for clues in the video included an array of Kiwis on display - could they be heading to New Zealand as well? The white poloneck the man wears could also be a subtle nod again to Knebworth and the outfit Liam wore at one of the iconic gigs. The teaser videos first began on Thursday last week, with clear pointers towards the tour starting at Glasgow's Celtic Park next summer. The second teaser nods to the widely-rumoured residency at Manchester's Etihad Stadium - home to the Gallaghers' beloved Manchester City - as well as suggesting the big Knebworth return. Here's everything that has been teased so far on the official Oasis account - with all five of the social media videos so far and the clues that fans have picked up on. All teasers have been followed up by the message to sign up to the official Oasis.net website to get updates. It would suggest fans will need to be in the loop for very imminent tour news. The first Oasis teaser video was shared on Thursday, September 3 and heavily suggests that Glasgow's Celtic Park could play host to the first gigs on the new tour, in May 2027. The video, set in a retro chippy, featured a host of numbers on the walls, which added up to the exact map co-ordinates of Celtic Park. There were plenty of other Scottish clues too, including a DVD of Trainspotting and the video to Oasis classic Little By Little playing in the background which features Glaswegian actor Robert Carlyle. The second teaser seemed to the boldest yet - with clear pointers to the Etihad Stadium, the home of Manchester City, in the video shared on Friday, September 4. It shows two young lads playing football in a terraced street, not dissimilar to those found around Maine Road in Moss Side, where Man City's football ground used to be. And where Oasis famously played back in 1996. A blue moon symbol is etched onto a brick window arch - Blue Moon, of course, being the anthem of Man City. Meanwhile one of the children is seen scrawling the number 11 in Roman numerals onto the wall as a goals tally - but then the other child scores a goal at the end which would make it 12. The MEN has been told by multiple music industry sources that up to 12 gigs are being planned at the Etihad Stadium in June 2027, with the possibility to add even more. The tally on the wall could indicate the number of gigs, or fans are now speculating that an announcement about the gigs could be made on September 11 or September 12. There are also step marks chalked on the wall that also count up to 10. Meanwhile, eagle-eyed fans have also spotted that shirts blowing on a washing line in the background are the same style as the Knebworth striped tops from the band's iconic 1996 gigs. It is widely rumoured that the new Oasis tour will see a record-breaking return to Knebworth next summer. The third teaser, shared on Saturday, September 5, showed people in a car situated in a field with two men play-fighting in the background as Be Here Now plays in the background. The video follows suit of the other two clips so far with some hard-to-decipher clues. Some fans believe the field links it to Knebworth, while others picked up the references to German radio playing indicating Munich gigs are on the cards. One fan said: 'German radio that mentions Munich and what seems to be red and white shirts = Bayern München - Allianz Arena.' It was also highlighted that the person sat in the car was sat in the left seat, suggesting it was not in the UK. The girl in the car is also rolling a joint, that fans say could point to Amsterdam which has looser restrictions on smoking the drug. The fourth teaser, shared on Sunday September 4, shows a darkly lit bar, and a man quietly strumming away on a Spanish guitar sat on a stool. Listen closely and the tune he's picking out is the start of Oasis anthem Don't Look Back in Anger. In the background on a wall is an exhibition poster for the acclaimed Catalan artist Joan Miro. It has led fans to straight away conclude that gigs in Barcelona are being teased on the new Oasis tour. But could there be more Spanish gigs too? For zoom in to the man's t-shirt and he has a symbol of a tree on his neckline. The strawberry tree is famously the symbol for Madrid, with the bear and strawberry tree statue iconic in the Spanish city. Fans who have zoomed in on the poster say they can see the dates June 16 - August 26 leading to feverish speculation about what those dates might actually mean. June is widely believed to be the month that Oasis will stage their epic 12-night residency at Manchester's Etihad Stadium. But could August 16 - 26 be the dates the band head to Spain for Barcelona and Madrid shows? The fifth video teaser released on Monday confirmed the next tour location as Amsterdam. It sees a person in sportswear running between shipping containers while seagulls hovver above. They then stop to give two fingers before another, also dressed in adidas, drags them away before police coming running after them. The sound of birds and a ferry horn can also be heard in the background. Oasis fans immediately got the reference back to February in 1994 when Oasis, except for Noel, were arrested and deported following a drunken brawl on an overnight ferry to Amsterdam. The band was heading to the Netherlands for their first-ever international tour date at Amsterdam's Paradiso Club when the incident happened. It was reported that Liam Gallagher and other band members joined in a violent punch-up with football fans (reportedly supporting West Ham) on the ship.