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Oasis documentary release and upcoming tour announcement

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The documentary ‘Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger’, directed by Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern, has ~~moved into~~ entered its theatrical release phase following its debut at the Venice International Film Festival. Produced by Steven Knight, the film chronicles the band’s history and the Oasis Live ’25 reunion tour, documenting the reconciliation of brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher after a 15-year hiatus following their 2009 split in Paris. Utilizing IMAX for large-scale live footage, the production includes the duo’s first joint interview in over two decades, rehearsal footage, and backstage moments. The Live ’25 tour was a massive commercial success, generating approximately $443 million in ticket sales across 41 sold-out concerts in 14 countries. Critical reception of the documentary has been mixed; some reviewers have praised it as a “moving concert documentary and a love letter to fans,” while others have characterized it as a “polished promotional tool” that sidesteps complex personal details. The film is also scheduled for a global streaming release on Disney+ later this year. Speculation regarding future touring has intensified. Following a drone light show over the Joie Stadium at the Etihad Campus in Manchester, the band has officially scheduled a major tour announcement for Monday, 14/09/26 at 4pm BST. While specific venues remain unconfirmed, fans are decoding social media teasers suggesting locations such as Celtic Park, Knebworth, or cities in Europe including Madrid, Milan, and Rome. Liam Gallagher has explicitly confirmed Rome during the Venice Film Festival, with leaked schedules suggesting potential dates at the Stadio Olimpico on July 24 and 25, 2027, and possible shows at Milan’s San Siro on July 17 and 18. Recent social media activity, including a video featuring a Vespa in Rome’s Trastevere district, has further fueled anticipation for these Italian dates.

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