The long-awaited reunion of Oasis has been captured on screen in a new documentary that offers an inside look at the band’s 2025 global comeback tour. For years, fans thought they would never see Noel and Liam Gallagher perform together again after their acrimonious split in 2009. The sold-out shows provided a celebration of one of Britpop’s most iconic bands, allowing attendees to relive the nostalgia of the 1990s live.
For those unable to secure tickets due to high demand or cost, the tour became a significant cultural moment marked by fear of missing out. However, the new two-hour film, titled ‘Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger,’ ensures the performances are preserved for posterity. Directors Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern, along with ‘Peaky Blinders’ creator Steven Knight, were embedded with the band throughout the entire tour to document the experience.
The documentary hits cinemas worldwide this week, offering a comprehensive record of the Oasis Live ’25 Tour. Whether viewers attended a show at Manchester’s Heaton Park, traveled to Seoul, or watched from home, the film provides a window into the event. Early insights from the project suggest the film explores the tense first rehearsals between the Gallagher brothers and reveals Noel as a surprisingly soft individual, while also touching upon the political dynamics within the group.
Two hours for a documentary feels long, but at least it covers the global scope. Worth a watch.
Did it really capture the tension from those first rehearsals? I hope they don’t shy away from the drama.
How was Noel so soft? I always pictured him as the grumpier brother. Interesting perspective shift.
Finally preserved for history! I missed the tour, so this film is a lifesaver for my Britpop nostalgia.