Oasis put out the full trailer for their Live '25 reunion documentary

Oasis have released the full trailer for the film covering their 2025 reunion tour, and put cinema tickets on sale the same day. The two-hour documentary is titled Don't Look Back In Anger, after the Morning Glory single, and follows the Live '25 run that brought Liam and Noel Gallagher back on stage together after sixteen years apart.

Steven Knight, who created Peaky Blinders, produced the film. It is directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace, the pair behind the LCD Soundsystem concert film Shut Up And Play The Hits and the New York scene documentary Meet Me In The Bathroom, which is a more telling credit than a marquee producer name: both of those films are built around a band's own footage rather than talking heads.

The trailer moves between rehearsal footage, stage performance, backstage material and long stretches of crowd shots. One scene has a priest delivering a sermon aimed squarely at the brothers, telling them "Forgiveness is hard. It costs us something." Liam Gallagher, in voiceover, says the tour gave the band "a chance to change the narrative."

The official synopsis calls the film an account of the reunion as experienced by both the band and their audience, and the trailer's weighting bears that out. For a group whose story has been told largely through the two brothers falling out, a documentary that spends this much of its preview on the people watching is making a choice about what the reunion was.

Don't Look Back In Anger opens in cinemas worldwide, IMAX included, on September 11, with a Disney+ and Hulu release later in the year. Separately, fans recently made public unseen video of an Oasis gig in Glasgow from April 1994, months before the band's debut album, and Noel Gallagher has since hinted at more shows in the summer of 2027.