Former Celtic player shares how he saw Oasis live for free
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(Image: Image: Newsquest) Instead of asking for a picture, Sheridan claims he asked Gallagher for tickets to one of the band's shows.
The Supersonic hitmakers performed at the Edinburgh venue for three nights on August 8, 9 and 12.
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(Image: Image: Archive) Sharing his hack on X, said: "Here's my hack to Oasis tickets. Go for a round of golf in the morning, on your way back to your car bump into Liam Gallagher at his hotel.
"Here's the important bit. DON'T ask for a photo, instead chance your arm and ask for a ticket! Not how I thought my day would pan out! Legend."
Here's my hack to Oasis tickets. Go for a round of golf in the morning, on your way back to your car bump into Liam Gallagher at his hotel. Here's the important bit. DON'T ask for a photo, instead chance your arm & ask for a ticket! Not how I thought my day would pan out! Legend! pic.twitter.com/0g8khXro56 — Cillian Sheridan (@CillianSheridan) August 13, 2025
He shared a picture from inside the stadium alongside his post.
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