A new documentary chronicling the reconciliation of brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher and Oasis's 2025 comeback tour has struck an emotional chord with fans, with many reporting being brought to tears. Titled "Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger," the film documents the iconic band's reunion after a bitter 15-year public feud that followed their split in 2009.
The documentary features the Gallagher brothers' first joint interview in over two decades and follows their return to the stage for their highly anticipated reunion tour. Its release in cinemas on Wednesday has led to an outpouring of emotion from fans on social media platforms, with many describing the film as brilliant and emotionally resonant.
Filmmakers noted that Noel and Liam Gallagher were not on speaking terms when rehearsals for the tour began. The brothers traveled separately, and tour promoters reportedly took the unusual step of paying them only after all 41 dates were completed due to their history of conflict. However, as the tour progressed, their relationship reportedly improved, leading to their children meeting for the first time in many years.
The Gallagher brothers famously parted ways in 2009 following a backstage altercation in Paris. Noel Gallagher issued a statement at the time announcing his departure, citing an intolerable level of intimidation and a lack of support from management and bandmates. This led to years of public exchanges and animosity between the siblings.
The documentary's release comes amidst reports that Oasis is on the verge of announcing a second tour due to the overwhelming success of their comeback shows. Sources suggest the new dates will be unveiled soon, offering another opportunity for fans who missed out on the initial highly sought-after tickets. This potential second tour signifies a significant new chapter in the band's history, marking a remarkable comeback for the warring brothers.
Fans have shared their reactions on X, with comments including "Bawling over the oasis documentary it’s so over," and "Finally got to see the film and my heart is so full it could explode. I love this band more than life itself. LONG LIVE OASIS."