New Oasis film captures band’s frosty reunion
The documentary reveals Liam Gallagher's first meeting in 15 years with estranged brother Noel ahead of the band’s historic 2025 world tour.
The 2025 Oasis world tour documentary, titled "Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger," premiered at the Venice Film Festival, offering audiences a glimpse into the reunion of the band's Gallagher brothers, Liam and Noel. The film captures the tumultuous yet ultimately reconciliatory relationship between the two men, showcasing how their children have become a source of stability in their strained relationship.
Liam's entrance at a 15-year rehearsal meeting with Noel was marked by objections to drum shields, followed by a characteristic performance of their songs. Despite their past feuds, the brothers gradually mended their relationship, with their children's new friendship playing a crucial role. The documentary, directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace, offers a feel-good narrative centered around the band's nostalgic on-stage reunion, avoiding controversial topics like ticket pricing issues and the 2009 break-up.
The film's release is part of a growing trend where artists release controlled films about their tours, providing alternative viewing experiences for fans who missed live performances.
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