The Gallagher brothers are making history at the Venice Film Festival. Noel and Liam are both attending the premiere of‘Don’t Look Back In Anger,’a documentary that explores their stunning reconciliation after 15 years of not speaking. Directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace and produced by Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, the film offers unprecedented behind-the-scenes access to their reunion and the massively successful 2024-2025 tour that shocked the music world. You’ll get to see interviews with both brothers, footage from sold-out arena shows, and the real conversations about how they actually managed to work through their past.
What makes this documentary particularly significant is the timing and production quality. This isn’t just a standard music film—it’s a cinematic exploration of one of rock’s greatest comeback stories. The film hits theaters September 11, 2026, with a limited release that includes IMAX screenings, giving fans a chance to experience it on the biggest screen possible. After the theatrical run, it will land on Disney+ later in the year, making it accessible to a global audience. For longtime Oasis fans and newer listeners discovering the band’s legacy, this documentary provides the definitive account of what happened behind closed doors.
One thing to keep in mind: Liam recently shut down speculation about new Oasis music, making it clear the reunion is focused on touring, not recording. The brothers are keeping their energy on the live experience and the connection with audiences. So while some fans hoped for fresh material, the documentary and the ongoing tour represent what Oasis is about right now. Have you been following their reunion story, and are you planning to catch the documentary when it releases?
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