The Oasis reunion continues to generate excitement, and now fans are getting the chance to experience one of the biggest rock comebacks of recent years on the big screen.

Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger, the highly anticipated documentary about the legendary Manchester band, will receive its world premiere at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival before arriving in cinemas and IMAX in September. 

The film follows Liam and Noel Gallagher during their long-awaited return to the stage for the Oasis Live ’25 tour, documenting the reunion that brought the brothers back together after 16 years apart. Disney describes the film as an account of the band’s comeback and the experience of the fans who witnessed it. 

From Manchester to a Global Comeback

Oasis remain one of Britain’s most influential rock bands, with a catalogue that helped define the sound and culture of 1990s Britpop.

Their return to the stage for the Live ’25 tour became one of the biggest stories in music, attracting enormous attention from longtime fans and a new generation discovering the band’s music.

Don’t Look Back In Anger gives audiences an opportunity to revisit that extraordinary moment, combining the excitement of the reunion with the atmosphere surrounding the band’s return to live performance.

A Major Creative Team

The documentary has been created by acclaimed British writer and filmmaker Steven Knight, known for projects including Peaky Blinders and A Thousand Blows.

It is directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace, whose previous work includes music documentaries such as Shut Up and Play the Hits and Meet Me in the Bathroom. The production comes from Magna Studios in collaboration with Sony Music Vision. 

The combination of major music industry backing and an experienced creative team makes the film one of the most anticipated music documentaries of 2026.

When Can Fans See It?

The documentary will receive a special theatrical release before arriving on streaming.

It will be shown in IMAX and cinemas from September, with the wider theatrical release beginning September 11. The film will subsequently be available exclusively on Disney+ internationally, with the US release coming to Hulu and Disney+ later in the year. 

The first trailer has already given fans a glimpse of the film, increasing anticipation ahead of its theatrical debut. 

Oasis Are Still Making Headlines

The documentary arrives at a particularly exciting time for Oasis. Their reunion has renewed interest in the band’s music and legacy, while their return has demonstrated just how powerful their influence remains decades after their original rise to fame.

With a world premiere in Venice, a major cinema release and a subsequent Disney+ debut, Don’t Look Back In Anger is set to introduce the Oasis comeback to audiences far beyond those who were able to attend the Live ’25 shows.

For longtime fans, it will be a chance to relive a historic chapter. For newer listeners, it could be an introduction to one of Britain’s most important rock bands—and the remarkable story behind their return.