Just when it looked like every last drop of the Oasis reunion had been wrung out for content, along comes a documentary trailer that reminds you why the whole saga was worth caring about in the first place. The new Oasis documentary trailer, released this week for Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger, gives fans their fullest look yet at what it actually took to get Liam and Noel Gallagher back in a room together, and, more strikingly, back on speaking terms.
Directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace, with Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight attached, the film stitches together rehearsal room footage, live moments from last year’s reunion tour, and crowd reactions that swing between disbelief and pure joy. What’s caught people’s attention most, though, is a genuinely unexpected scene: a priest addressing the brothers directly on the subject of reconciliation, telling them, in essence, that forgiveness doesn’t come cheap. It’s a strange, quietly powerful beat for a band whose split was as loud and public as their music.
Beyond the emotional beats, the trailer also promises something Oasis diehards have been begging for since the tour was first announced, Liam and Noel sitting down together for what’s being billed as their first proper joint interview in more than two decades. Given how carefully the brothers have avoided being in the same press cycle, let alone the same sofa, that alone should be enough to get tickets moving.
Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger is set for a theatrical run from 11 September 2026, with early IMAX screenings from 9 September, before it eventually lands on streaming later in the year. For a band whose comeback tour was as much about spectacle as songs, a documentary that actually digs into the mess underneath the reunion feels like the right way to close the chapter, assuming, of course, it stays closed.
Whatever happens next with Oasis, this Oasis documentary trailer has done its job: it’s got people talking, and it’s got them booking cinema tickets months out.
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