Steven Knight's Oasis documentary sets September 11 theatrical release

Q: Liam Gallagher teased a 2027 tour, but does the film hint at what fans truly want: a new Oasis album?

No. Everything disclosed about the film points to a reunion story, not a new-records rollout. Disney’s documentary is being framed as an “intimate story of reconciliation” built around the 2025 comeback tour, with unprecedented rehearsal, backstage and concert footage and the first joint Liam-Noel interviews in more than 25 years. Steven Knight has said the film captures the spirit of a global cultural moment and the bond between the band and fans. None of the announced details mention new songs, studio sessions or an album-in-the-making. That matters because Oasis documentaries have often traded on legacy and mythology, and this one appears to do the same on a bigger scale. Noel Gallagher has called the reunion tour “better than the ’90s,” suggesting the film’s purpose is to preserve that event rather than signal a next chapter in the studio. If anything, Liam Gallagher’s recent comments cut against album expectations. While he has teased the possibility of another tour in 2027, he also publicly poured cold water on a new Oasis record, joking on X that if the band made one, fans and critics would compare it unfavorably with the classics and “we’d split up again.” Noel has been in the studio, but there is no confirmed indication that it is for Oasis. So the film may satisfy fans looking for access, emotion and evidence of the brothers’ reconciliation. But based on what has been announced, it does not hint at the thing many fans want most: a new Oasis album.

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The untitled film will open in select theatres before later streaming on Disney+ and Hulu, with Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace directing.
It centres on Oasis Live '25, the band's 41-date 2025 reunion tour, and includes Liam and Noel Gallagher's first joint interview in more than two decades.
Knight said the documentary captures the brothers, the band and fans touched by their music, after Liam Gallagher had previously dismissed talk of a reunion film.