Summary
- Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger opens in cinemas from September 9, 2026.
- The production will also screen in selected IMAX theatres.
- The new trailer combines rehearsals, backstage access and concert footage from Oasis Live ’25.
- It features Liam and Noel Gallagher’s first joint interview in more than 20 years.
Oasis are returning to the big screen with Don’t Look Back In Anger, a new feature documentary chronicling the band’s reunion and opening in cinemas from September 9, including selected IMAX venues.
Disney has released a new trailer and poster for the production, which follows Liam and Noel Gallagher from rehearsals to the stage during the Oasis Live ’25 tour. It also features the brothers’ first joint interview in more than twenty years, giving the film value beyond a straightforward concert record.
The film is particularly interesting because the reunion is not treated as an isolated music event. Its makers follow the process behind the return of a band that shaped 1990s British popular culture, while considering what it means to rebuild a creative and family relationship in front of enormous audiences.
The new trailer and September 9 cinema release
Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger begins its cinema run on September 9, 2026, with the official announcement also naming selected IMAX venues. Tickets are already on sale in markets where screenings have been announced, while exact locations and times depend on local distribution schedules.
The trailer combines footage from packed stadiums, preparation and quieter moments between Liam and Noel. The scale of the tour is clear, but the emphasis also falls on the tension before a performance, the relationship between the members and the response of an audience that waited sixteen years to see the band together again.
More than a concert film
The production follows the Oasis Live ’25 tour from rehearsals and backstage areas to the performances themselves. Music remains central, but the film also becomes observational: how one of the most anticipated reunions in modern music is organised, how two brothers with a public history of conflict work together again, and how the audience’s memory meets the band’s present reality.
The Gallaghers’ first joint interview in more than twenty years is likely to serve as a narrative axis. Its importance lies not only in what they say about the past, but in how they describe the decision to return and their dynamic when the cameras are away from the stage.
The filmmakers behind the production
The film was created by Steven Knight, known for Peaky Blinders, and is directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace. The directing duo has extensive experience in music filmmaking and artist documentaries, which suits a production where access and observation matter more than a conventional biographical narrative.
The film is produced by Magna Studios and Sony Music Vision and presented as a Hulu Original. After its cinema run, it is scheduled to stream during 2026 on Disney+ internationally and via Hulu on Disney+ in the United States. The official announcement has not yet set one streaming date for every market.
Why IMAX makes sense for this story
The IMAX label is not merely a marketing badge for a larger screen. Stadium concerts depend on scale, the relationship between performers and the crowd, and the physical force of sound. A properly mixed and photographed presentation can convey that dimension more effectively in a large theatre, even though it cannot replace being at a live concert.
The essential question is how much original backstage material was captured and whether the film will look honestly at the tensions that defined Oasis. Nostalgia guarantees immediate interest, but a documentary with lasting value needs to show what has changed in the people behind the songs.
What we think
Don’t Look Back In Anger has all the elements of a major music event: access to the reunion, stadium footage, a joint Gallagher interview and IMAX screenings. Its value, however, will depend on whether it goes beyond celebration to document both the creative chemistry and difficult history of Oasis with a clear eye. The trailer shows that the scale is present; the depth will be revealed by the full film.
Frequently asked questions
When do cinema screenings begin?
The cinema release begins on September 9, 2026, including selected IMAX venues.
Will it be available to stream?
Yes. It is scheduled to stream during 2026 on Disney+ internationally and via Hulu on Disney+ in the United States, with no single date yet announced for every market.
Who directed the film?
Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace direct the film, which was created by Steven Knight.
What new material does it contain?
It includes rehearsals, backstage and concert footage from Oasis Live ’25, as well as Liam and Noel Gallagher’s first joint interview in more than twenty years.
