Oasis Reunion Documentary 'Don't Look Back in Anger' Gets First Full Trailer Ahead of Cinema Release
The first full trailer for Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger arrived on 18 August 2026, offering the closest look yet at a documentary charting Liam and Noel Gallagher's 2025 reunion tour — the band's first live dates together since their 2009 split.
The film, a Hulu Original made in partnership with Disney+, is produced by Magna Studios and directed by Steven Knight, the screenwriter best known as the creator of the television series Peaky Blinders. It will premiere at the Venice Film Festival before reaching U.S. cinemas on 11 September, with a streaming release on Hulu and Disney+ to follow later in the year. Cinema and IMAX screenings are confirmed for September 2026 (Pitchfork; Oasis official site).
The trailer shows both Gallagher brothers reflecting on the band's sell-out 'Live '25' tour. In one of the more striking moments, Liam addresses how Oasis ended. "The way it finished — unacceptable," he says. "It just don't sit right with me, man" (Pitchfork).
The ending he refers to was dramatic even by Oasis standards. The 2009 breakup took place in a dressing room at the Rock en Seine festival in Paris, where Liam reportedly threw a plum at the wall and swung a guitar at Noel before the band cancelled their performance that night (Pitchfork).
The documentary also features what is described as Liam and Noel's first joint interview in over two decades (Why Now). A teaser trailer was previously released on 4 July 2026 via the band's official website, timed to mark one year since the reunion announcement (Sony Music Canada; Oasis official site).
For fans, the appeal is straightforward: the film promises behind-the-scenes footage from a tour that was reported as one of the most anticipated rock outings in recent memory, paired with both brothers telling their side of the story on camera at the same time.
