Oasis teaser 'Don't Look Back in Anger' 45s
- Oasis released a 45-second teaser for reunion documentary “Don’t Look Back in Anger” on September 2, with the film tied to the band’s Live ’25 comeback. - Steven Knight is credited on the film, while Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace direct a documentary Oasis says includes onstage and backstage footage. - The film opens in IMAX and cinemas worldwide on September 11, with Disney+ and Hulu streaming to follow later.
Oasis put out a 45-second teaser for “Don’t Look Back in Anger” on September 2, adding a new piece to the band’s reunion rollout as the film heads toward a September theatrical release. The documentary is billed by the band’s official site as a record of Oasis Live ’25, the comeback tour built around Liam and Noel Gallagher’s return. Official materials credit Steven Knight on the project and name Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace as directors. The teaser was also posted on YouTube and in cinema-marketing channels, which describe the film as coming to theaters and IMAX in September. ### What exactly did Oasis release on September 2? A 45-second teaser was released on September 2 for “Don’t Look Back in Anger,” according to the story briefing and the teaser postings tied to the film. The clips carry the documentary title and present the project as an official Oasis film linked to the reunion period. YouTube and cinema listings describe the teaser as a first look at the documentary and say the film will play in cinemas and IMAX. (youtube.com) The official Oasis website now says the full trailer is out, indicating the teaser was an earlier step in the campaign. ### Who is making “Don’t Look Back in Anger”? Steven Knight is identified by Oasis as the writer, producer and director behind the documentary project announcement, while Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace are named as directors. (youtube.com) Sony Music Canada’s press release for the film also described Knight as the key creative name behind the project and repeated the directing credits for Southern and Lovelace. Oasis said in its May announcement that the film would tell the story of “the Oasis reunion the world was waiting for.” The official site said the documentary would feature “unprecedented on stage and backstage footage” from the band’s sell-out global stadium tour. ### What does the film cover beyond the teaser? (oasisinet.com) Oasis has framed the documentary around Oasis Live ’25, the reunion tour that brought the Gallagher brothers back together on stage. The official site says the film includes backstage and live material from that run. Wikipedia and promotional summaries on video platforms say the film also includes a first joint interview with Liam and Noel Gallagher after more than 15 years, though that detail is best treated as promotional description unless confirmed in the final release. (oasisinet.com) Oasis’s own materials have emphasized the reunion-tour footage and the film’s premiere plans. ### Where will audiences see it first? September 11 is the theatrical launch date listed by Oasis for IMAX and cinemas worldwide. The band’s official announcement said the film would stream later in 2026 on Disney+ internationally and on Hulu and Disney+ in the United States. Regal’s teaser posting also says the film is coming to its theaters in September. (en.wikipedia.org) That aligns with Oasis’s release plan for a cinema-first rollout before streaming. ### Is there another near-term milestone after the teaser? July 23 brought another confirmed date for the film when Oasis said “Don’t Look Back in Anger” would have its world premiere at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival. (oasisinet.com) The band’s official site said the documentary would screen there ahead of its broader theatrical release. (youtube.com) September 5 is the premiere date listed in promotional materials and secondary listings for Venice. September 11 is the next public release milestone, when the film is scheduled to reach IMAX and cinemas worldwide. (oasisinet.com)