Oasis releases two‑hour concert film covering 2025 comeback tour

Oasis’s long‑awaited reunion tour, billed as the first full‑band run since the 2009 split, has been captured in a new two‑hour concert film, *Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger*. Directed by Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern, the feature follows the band through the 2025 global tour, documenting the tense opening rehearsal with Liam Gallagher, Noel’s unexpectedly gentle side, and the political undercurrents that have long defined the Gallagher dynamic. The film was produced in close collaboration with the band’s touring crew and with Steven Knight, the creator of *Peaky Blinders*, adding a cinematic lens to the live experience.

The documentary offers a behind‑the‑scenes look at the tour’s key moments, from the packed Heaton Park show in Manchester to the Seoul performance in Poznan, while also exploring the personal and political tensions that have shaped the Gallagher brothers’ relationship. By focusing on rehearsal dynamics and backstage interactions, the film provides context for the band’s renewed chemistry without delving into ticket pricing or commercial details. The result is a comprehensive record of the Oasis Live ’25 tour that aims to preserve the energy and significance of the reunion for fans worldwide.

*Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger* will be released in cinemas globally this week, giving audiences a chance to relive the 90s nostalgia and the historic comeback of one of Britpop’s most iconic acts. The film stands as a definitive visual archive of the tour, capturing both the musical triumph and the complex interpersonal stories that have defined the Gallagher legacy.