If the Gallagher brothers stand out for anything, apart from their music, it’s their constant fights. Liam and Noel have fallen out so many times they’re impossible to count, leading the band to split up abruptly in 2009… until in 2024 they decided to give each other a second chance. And apparently, for now, they’re getting along so well that they’ve decided it’s time to make a documentary about Oasis. Let’s hope that, with any luck, it doesn’t turn into an ironic prediction of the final breakup.
An oasis of good music
Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger has already taken in 12 million dollars during its brief run in theaters, and now we know when it will finally arrive on Disney+, bringing a bit of happiness to the band’s fans. They don’t get much of that normally. It’ll arrive on October 9 when everyone can enjoy the two brothers’ reunion tour. Enjoy it while you can.
The documentary is scripted by Steven Knight, whom you’ll know from Peaky Blinders and who has already announced that he’ll be the next James Bond screenwriter, and it hits streaming just one month after opening in theaters, after an overwhelmingly positive reaction from audiences and critics. Just what the Gallaghers needed: a little more ego.
Although it seemed like a little marketing trick, Oasis have now announced that they’ll tour 38 cities in 2027, including Barcelona, Rome, Amsterdam, Munich and, of course, Manchester. Whether another documentary gets made or not, it all depends on whether they can avoid killing each other live on stage.
