Oasis: The Comeback Untold
New Oasis Documentary Chronicles 2025 Global Reunion Tour, Features First Gallagher Joint Interviews
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The Live '25 reunion tour kicked off on July 4, 2025 in Cardiff, Wales, launching a global run across Europe, North America, Asia, Australia and South America.
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The documentary is produced by Magna Studios and Sony Music Vision, with Steven Knight involved, and will stream on Disney+ internationally and on Hulu/Disney+ in the United States.
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A 45-second teaser clip was released, followed by a 47-second trailer, with the trailer released to audiences on Disney+ platforms.
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The film is positioned as more than a nostalgia project, framing Oasis Live ’25 as a global cultural moment anchored by the band’s enduring songs from the 1990s.
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The Live '25 tour concluded in November 2025 in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Oasis has dropped the first teaser for its upcoming documentary, *Don't Look Back in Anger*, giving fans their earliest glimpse at the film covering the band's long-awaited reunion. DAPS Magic and Anti-Music confirmed the 45-second clip arrived ahead of a full 47-second trailer released on Disney+ platforms.
The documentary chronicles the band's Live '25 reunion tour, which kicked off July 4, 2025, in Cardiff, Wales, and wrapped in November 2025 in São Paulo, Brazil. The film is set to premiere in IMAX and select cinemas in September before streaming on Disney+ internationally and on Hulu/Disney+ in the United States.
Noel and Liam Together on Screen for First Time in Decades
The documentary promises something fans have waited more than 20 years for: Noel and Liam Gallagher sitting down for joint interviews. The brothers famously split in 2009 after a backstage fight in Paris. Their reunion shocked the music world when it was announced, and the film captures it from the inside. Anti-Music reports the project features rehearsal footage, backstage access, and full onstage performances.
Directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace, the film is created by Steven Knight, the writer behind Peaky Blinders. It is produced by Magna Studios and Sony Music Vision. The team behind the camera carries serious credentials, signaling this is built as more than a standard concert film.
Live '25 Tour Spanned Six Continents and Millions of Fans
The Live '25 tour was a genuinely global event. It launched in Cardiff on July 4, 2025, then swept through Europe, North America, Asia, Australia, and South America before closing in São Paulo in November 2025. The scale of the run gave the documentary enormous material to work with.
The film frames the tour not just as nostalgia but as a cultural moment. Oasis songs from the 1990s — *Wonderwall*, *Champagne Supernova*, *Don't Look Back in Anger* — still carry massive emotional weight for fans across generations. Manchester Evening News reported that fans described the trailer drop as getting them "proper mad for it."
Fan Reaction Mixes Excitement With One Key Complaint
The trailer landed hard with fans online. Manchester Evening News noted that supporters flooded social media with excitement but also shared one common gripe: they want more. Many fans said 47 seconds was nowhere near enough after waiting over 15 years for the reunion.
Head Topics UK reported the reaction showed just how hungry the fanbase remains for anything Oasis-related. The complaint is a good problem for Disney+ to have. A September cinema premiere in IMAX will give fans a big-screen experience before the streaming release brings the film to a global audience.
Disney+ Bet on Oasis as a Streaming Draw
Disney+ and Hulu are streaming the film in the United States. Internationally, Disney+ holds the rights alone. The dual-platform U.S. deal reflects how valuable the Oasis name still is. Music documentaries have become a reliable streaming draw — think *The Beatles: Get Back* on Disney+ — and Oasis fits that same premium tier.
The September release window puts the film in cinemas just months after the tour ended. That keeps the emotional energy fresh. For fans who attended shows — and millions did across six continents — the documentary is a chance to relive it. For those who missed out, it may be the closest they ever get.
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