A new documentary capturing the British rock band Oasis’s landmark 2025 reunion tour has arrived as a moving tribute to their cultural significance. Directed by Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern with a screenplay by Steven Knight, creator of the acclaimed series Peaky Blinders, the film explores why the Gallagher brothers’ band resonates so deeply with audiences worldwide.
The documentary traces Oasis’s journey from their record-breaking 1994 debut album through their 2009 split, before following the band’s rehearsals and eventual tour across Europe, North America, and South America. Viewers witness Noel Gallagher methodically refining arrangements while Liam delivers energetic performances. The filmmakers weave together concert footage with interviews and fan perspectives, creating an emotionally resonant experience that captures the band’s anthemic music and working-class ethos.
Throughout the film, memorable moments emerge across multiple continents—from Cardiff’s opening performance to Seoul’s enthusiastic crowds and an unforgettable singalong at Wembley Stadium. The documentary balances musical performances with personal touches, including fan stories and touching tributes. The directors approach their subject with genuine affection, documenting both the brothers’ first joint interview since reuniting and Liam’s passionate declaration about the band’s inclusive values.
Rather than breaking new analytical ground, the documentary succeeds through its celebratory approach. Audiences familiar with the reunion tour will likely experience the same uplifting energy as attending the concerts themselves, leaving theaters with renewed appreciation for Oasis’s enduring legacy.
Originally reported by Rollingstone →
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