The new Oasis documentary will show fans what really happened behind the scenes during Liam and Noel Gallagher's big reunion. The film directors have admitted there was "definite tension" between the brothers when they first came back together for the 2025 tour. Liam and Noel spent years apart, so the reunion was not suddenly full of hugs and emotional talks. Director Dylan Southern said fans should not expect the brothers to openly discuss their feelings in the film.
But something changed when Oasis finally performed in front of their fans. Director Will Lovelace said the energy from people who waited 16 years to see Oasis together again helped make the moment special. The filmmakers also saw how seriously Liam and Noel took the reunion. The brothers spent hours rehearsing and working through their songs. There was no messing around.
The directors said Liam and Noel wanted to give fans the best Oasis shows possible. The documentary is about the band from Cardiff as their reunion tour travels around the world. The filmmakers noted that both brothers maintained strict discipline throughout the rehearsal process, focusing entirely on delivering a powerful musical experience for their loyal followers.
Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger will arrive in UK cinemas on September 9 before later streaming on Disney+. The film captures the raw emotion and dedication behind one of the most anticipated comebacks in rock music history, offering audiences a rare glimpse into the complex dynamic of the legendary siblings.