Oasis film Don't Look Back In Anger

Sony Music and Oasis have put “Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger” into cinemas for a September run, extending the Gallagher brothers’ reunion story from stadiums to movie screens. The film follows Oasis Live ’25, the band’s comeback tour after years of estrangement between Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher. Advance tickets are already on sale, including screenings in Hull and IMAX early-access dates in North America. The release gives fans a fixed next date in the reunion cycle: September 11 in theaters, with some screenings starting September 9. ### When does the film actually open, and where? August 18 was the date Sony Music used to unveil a new trailer and confirm the theatrical plan. The company said the documentary opens in IMAX and theaters on September 11, with special IMAX early-access screenings in the United States and Canada on Wednesday, September 9. Advance tickets are on sale through major ticketing platforms. (sonymusic.com) UK cinema dates start slightly earlier. Official Charts reported that selected UK cinemas, including BFI IMAX in London, begin screenings from September 9. Local listings in Hull have already gone on sale for the same September window. ### What is in the documentary besides concert footage? (sonymusic.com) “Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger” is billed by Oasis and Sony as a documentary charting Oasis Live ’25, the reunion tour that brought the band back to the stage. Distributor materials describe it as following the band and its audience through the 2025 comeback shows, using rehearsal footage, live performances and backstage access. (officialcharts.com) The film also carries a selling point that goes beyond archive and stage material. Hull and other rollout reports say it includes the first joint interviews with Noel and Liam in more than 20 years, a rare on-camera pairing after the brothers’ long public split. (oasisinet.com) ### Who made it? Steven Knight is credited as creator of the project, while Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace directed it. Disney’s film page lists Sam Bridger and Guy Heeley as producers, and Sony Music Vision is presenting the release. Those names place the film with a team that has been central to the formal rollout. Oasis’ official site and Sony Music have both used the same language in recent announcements, calling it a landmark documentary tied directly to the reunion tour. (whereinhull.com) ### Why are local UK outlets focusing on Hull screenings? (movies.disney.com) Hull coverage has centered on availability rather than a separate local premiere. Reports there said tickets were already on sale for September screenings, making the city part of the first wave of UK bookings as the broader release campaign widened. (oasisinet.com) The local angle sits inside a larger international release. IMAX’s ticketing page shows U.S. bookings live now, and Fandango has the film listed with showtimes and a September theatrical release. ### How large was the tour the film is built around? The 41-date Oasis Live ’25 tour is the central scale marker attached to the film. Hull reporting said the run spanned five continents and included 17 UK shows, figures used to frame the reunion as one of 2025’s biggest live music events. (whereinhull.com) (imax.com) Promotional materials stop short of publishing a full box-office-style total for the tour in the sources reviewed here, but they consistently describe the run as triumphant and as a major comeback event. That language appears across Oasis, Sony Music and ticketing pages tied to the film. (whereinhull.com) ### What happens next after the cinema run starts? September 9 is the next concrete date for audiences in the UK and for IMAX early-access screenings in the United States and Canada. September 11 is the wider theatrical opening date listed by Sony Music, Disney and IMAX. An exact Disney+ streaming date had not been confirmed in the sources reviewed here as of September 2, 2026. (sonymusic.com)