A month after its brief run in British cinemas, the film documenting the return of Oasis is heading to the small screen. Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger is scheduled to land on Disney+ on October 9, exactly one month after its theatrical debut on September 9. The streaming version will come with an incentive for those who already bought a cinema ticket, packaging the feature with exclusive, previously unseen material that was cut from the initial cinema edit.
The project brings together directors Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern, who made their names among rock audiences with Meet Me In The Bathroom, alongside screenwriter and producer Steven Knight. Working with producers Sam Bridger, Guy Heeley, and Tom Mackay, the team built the documentary around backstage fly on the wall footage, live material from the 2025 reunion tour, and a seated conversation pairing Liam Gallagher with Noel Gallagher. While the central draw remains the reconciliation between the estranged brothers, the film also reserves room to salute longtime rhythm guitarist Bonehead and pay respects to Mani, the late Stone Roses bassist.
The soundtrack leans heavily on the stadium staples that carried those 2025 dates, including Live Forever, Champagne Supernova, and Cigarettes & Alcohol. Rather than ending on one of their biggest radio singles, the directors ran the closing credits over Listen Up, drawing from the beloved pool of mid nineties B-sides collected on The Masterplan.
News of the home release arrives right after the latest round of ticketing drama. Over the weekend, the band launched general sales for their Live '27 tour, which covers stadiums across the United States, mainland Europe, the UK, and Ireland. Organizers were plainly keen to avoid the disaster of August 2024, when hundreds of thousands of people spent hours stuck in virtual lines only to face soaring dynamic ticket pricing. This time, promoters used a staggered ticketing system and issued early warnings regarding scammers. The precautions did not dampen demand, as every date on the tour has sold out, and the band has confirmed that no extra concerts will be added to the itinerary.
Fans heading to the 2027 shows already know what to expect and what not to hope for. Noel has stated that the band will play better in 2027 than they did during the initial comeback run. However, anyone holding out for new recorded material will be let down, as both Liam and Noel have discarded the idea of writing or releasing new songs. Liam has even hinted that the 2027 stadium run could serve as the final chapter for the band altogether.
That puts extra weight on how the band will shape their future concerts. Audiences on the 2025 tour noted that the setlists barely varied from one town to the next, prompting requests for deep cuts like Columbia, Round Are Way, Go Let It Out, Gas Panic, and Listen Up. In the meantime, logistics for the giant Knebworth concerts are already in motion, with detailed arrangements out for camping, transport, accessibility, and hospitality. For those wondering about festival detours, Emily Eavis has already confirmed that Oasis will not be turning up at Glastonbury in 2027.
