Oasis Releases 2-Hour Reunion Tour Film Worldwide as Brothers Reveal Post-2009 Truce
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Updated · The Guardian · Sep 8
Oasis Releases 2-Hour Reunion Tour Film Worldwide as Brothers Reveal Post-2009 Truce
3 articles · Updated · The Guardian · Sep 8
Summary
A two-hour concert film, “Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger,” opens in cinemas globally this week, preserving the band’s sold-out Live ’25 reunion shows after its 2009 split.
Hidden rehearsal-room footage shows Noel and Liam Gallagher’s first sessions before Cardiff, while later interviews depict a thaw — including a joint chat and regular texting “like mates.”
Noel, who turns 60 next year, appears unusually emotional in the film, while Liam is shown in strong vocal form after avoiding cigarettes and alcohol during the tour.
The documentary largely sidesteps the reunion’s commercial tensions, including Ticketmaster’s tiered pricing that pushed some tickets from an advertised £148.50 to more than £350.
Concert footage from cities including Manchester, Seoul, Los Angeles and Buenos Aires frames the comeback as both a nostalgia event and a handoff to a new generation of Oasis fans.