The roar of a legendary reunion is hitting the screens, and it’s not just music—it’s a cinematic event. Oasis has officially unveiled the first trailer for their landmark new documentary, directed by Steven Knight, promising an immersive journey into the history, passion, and seismic impact of their comeback tour.
This monumental project, titled Don’t Look Back In Anger, is set to tell the complete story of the reunion and the unforgettable live experience that defined the band’s resurgence. Marking a significant milestone, the film arrives just one year after the phenomenal Live ’25 tour kicked off in Cardiff.
The teaser gives viewers an intimate glimpse behind the curtain, offering flashes of Noel and Liam Gallagher in rehearsal spaces, interspersed with powerful audio clips from interviews and euphoric crowd footage from their shows. It’s a perfect blend of raw backstage insight and the sheer energy of a global cultural moment.
The documentary serves as much more than a historical record; it delves into the human element behind the anthems. As director Steven Knight explains, the film aims to capture the scope of the tour—a movement that united generations, cultures, and countries while speaking to a broken world about reconciliation.
“Don’t Look Back In Anger is not only your ticket to the show – it’s a backstage pass and a seat at the table when Liam and Noel sit down together for the first time in 15 years and tell it how it is and how it was.”
This documentary promises exclusive content, featuring footage of rehearsals, backstage insights, onstage access, and the first joint interviews between the Gallagher brothers in over two and a half decades.
The film will hit cinemas and IMAX screens worldwide on September 11th. For those who prefer streaming, it will also be available on Disney+ around the world, with additional availability alongside Hulu in the US from 2026.
Beyond the spectacle of the live performance, the documentary reflects on how Oasis’ music has profoundly impacted audiences across the generations, underscoring its power as a force for hope and unity amidst division.
Steven Knight has expressed his excitement, noting that while he initially envisioned a four-hour cut, they expanded the story to capture the full narrative. He emphasized that the film captures the wit and genius of the brothers, alongside the powerful legacy of the fans whose lives the music has touched.
The journey into this new chapter is only part of the ongoing saga. While the retrospective paints a beautiful picture of the past, the Gallagher brothers remain active in their musical pursuits. Rumours continue to circulate about future activity, with whispers suggesting potential returns to iconic venues and promises of further musical exploration.
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